Uses of biomarkers for improving immunotherapy

ABSTRACT

The present invention relates, in part, to methods for selecting subjects for and treating subjects with a type of immunotherapy based on certain biomarkers from the subjects.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application claims the benefit of priority to U.S. Provisional Application Ser. No. 62/965,527, filed on 24 Jan. 2020; the entire contents of said application are incorporated herein in their entirety by this reference.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Despite a long-standing and recently increasing interest in therapeutic applications of natural killer (NK) cells, substantial gaps remain in the understanding of which molecules/pathways in tumor cells determine the degree of their responsiveness, or resistance, to the cytotoxic activity of NK cells. While this statement might appear to be paradoxical, given the extensive research that has been undertaken over several decades on the regulation of tumor cell responses to NK cells, a careful review of the state of the field reveals that a large part of these studies have been conducted in a rather limited set of human or mouse tumor models. For instance, the overwhelming majority of studies on the mechanisms regulating tumor cell responses to NK cells have been conducted on a leukemic cell line (K562), which is highly NK cell-sensitive. Yet, relatively limited, if any, further studies have been conducted to examine if observations made in that cell line are applicable to the broader range of human cancers, including many which are expected to be molecularly/genotypically divergent from K562 cells. Similarly, while there have been CRISPR-based studies to examine potential molecular determinants of NK cell activity against a limited number of tumor cell lines (again mostly K562), there has been, to our knowledge, no systematic effort to confirm if findings from these studies are generalizable to the broader context of human neoplasias.

Immunotherapy has remarkably changed the treatment paradigm in hematologic malignancies, and natural killer (NK) cell therapy represents an attractive option, as it has been feasible and safe in early clinical trials, without graft-versus-host effects. Nevertheless, the molecular markers determining cancer cell sensitivity or resistance to NK cells, especially in the context of tumor cell interaction with the bone marrow (BM) stromal microenvironment remain incompletely understood, but have major translational relevance since these tumor-stromal interactions have been known to attenuate the response of blood cancer cells to diverse classes of pharmacological agents.

Therefore, there is a need in the field for a better understanding of why immunotherapies leveraging NK cells are effective or not effective, and for better clinical applications of such immunotherapies.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The present invention is based, at least in part, on the discovery that certain biomarkers determine the sensitivity or resistance of a subject to a type of immunotherapy. For example, some biomarkers disclosed herein allow more effective selection and treatment of subjects with immunotherapies that leverage natural killer (NK) cells, while some biomarkers disclosed herein more effective selection and treatment of subjects with immunotherapies that leverage T cells (e.g., T cells with chimeric antigen receptors, immune checkpoint inhibitors, and the like).

In some aspects, methods of selecting a subject afflicted with cancer for treatment with an immunotherapy that primarily leverages either natural killer (NK) cells or T cells include detecting from the subject one or more values for one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1, which includes the biomarkers provided in the working examples, such as listed in Tables A-D; and selecting the subject for treatment with the immunotherapy based on the one or more values.

In certain aspects, methods of selecting a cancer cell for treatment with an immunotherapy that primarily leverages either natural killer (NK) cells or T cells include detecting from the cancer cell one or more values for one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1, which includes the biomarkers provided in the working examples, such as listed in Tables A-D; and selecting the cancer cell for treatment with the immunotherapy based on the one or more values.

In additional aspects, methods of treating a subject afflicted with cancer include selecting a subject identified as having one or more values for one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1, which includes the biomarkers provided in the working examples, such as listed in Tables A-D; and administering to the subject, based on the one or more values, an immunotherapy that primarily leverages either natural killer (NK) cells or T cells.

In further aspects, methods of killing a cancer cell include selecting a cancer cell identified as having one or more values for one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1, which includes the biomarkers provided in the working examples, such as listed in Tables A-D; and subjecting the cancer cell, based on the one or more values, to an immunotherapy that primarily leverages either natural killer (NK) cells or T cells.

Numerous embodiments are further provided that can be applied to any aspect of the present invention and/or combined with any other embodiment described herein. For example, in some embodiments, each of the one or more values is the copy number, the expression level, the activity, or a combination thereof of the one or more biomarkers.

In some embodiments, the immunotherapy primarily leverages NK cells (e.g., the immunotherapy comprises NK cells), for which additional embodiments are outlined in this paragraph. For example, in some embodiments, the one or more values are more representative of a mesenchymal cell than of an epithelial cell. In certain embodiments, the one or more values are higher than one or more biomarker-specific control thresholds for one or more biomarkers listed in Table 2. In some embodiments, the one or more biomarkers comprise B7-H6 (NCR3LG1). In certain embodiments, the one or more values are lower than one or more biomarker-specific control thresholds for one or more biomarkers listed in Table 3. In some embodiments, the one or more biomarkers comprise HLA-E. In certain embodiments, the methods further comprise determining that a tumor sample from the subject is more susceptible to NK-cell cytotoxicity as compared to a control sample.

In some embodiments, the immunotherapy primarily leverages T cells (e.g., the immunotherapy comprises cytotoxic T cells, a chimeric antigen receptor, an antibody or a fragment thereof that engages T cells, or an immune checkpoint inhibitor), for which additional embodiments are outlined in this paragraph. For example, in some embodiments, the one or more values are more representative of an epithelial cell than of a mesenchymal cell. In certain embodiments, the one or more values are higher than one or more biomarker-specific control thresholds for one or more biomarkers listed in Table 3. In some embodiments, the one or more biomarkers comprise HLA-E. In certain embodiments, the one or more values are lower than one or more biomarker-specific control thresholds for one or more biomarkers listed in Table 2. In some embodiments, the one or more biomarkers comprise B7-H6 (NCR3LG1). In certain embodiments, the methods further comprise determining that a tumor sample from the subject is less susceptible to NK-cell cytotoxicity as compared to a control sample.

Whenever a reference is made to Table 1, Table 2, or Table 3, which includes the biomarkers provided in the working examples, such as listed in Tables A-D, the reference includes any one row of such tables, as well as more than one row of such tables, as applicable, unless stated otherwise. For example, when the cancer cell of concern has an epithelial type, one may prefer to rely on the biomarkers listed in the fourth row of Table 1, Table 2, or Table 3. Similarly, when the cancer cell type is not a concern (e.g., it is not known, it includes a mixture of different cells, its type does not clearly fall into a type, and the like), one may prefer to rely on the biomarkers listed in the first row of Table 1, Table 2, or Table 3. In such a manner, an ordinarily skilled artisan may choose an appropriate biomarker from these tables, for instance for any type of cell, a mesenchymal-like cell, or an epithelial-like cell.

In an additional aspect, methods of quantitatively profiling a cell-surface protein across a library of cells include obtaining a library of cells in which each cell has a DNA barcode; sorting the cells using fluorescence-activated cell sorting based on the cell-surface protein to obtain cell populations; sequencing nucleic acids from the cell populations to identify the DNA barcode of one or more cells from the cell populations; and determining, based on the DNA barcode and the cell populations, a quantitative profile of the cell-surface protein across the library of cells.

In some aspects, methods of treating a subject afflicted with a cancer include administering to the subject a therapeutically effective amount of an agent that modifies the copy number, the expression level, and/or the activity of one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1 or a fragment thereof, optionally in combination with an immunotherapy, optionally wherein the agent inhibits the copy number, the expression level, and/or the activity of one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1 or a fragment thereof.

In some aspects, methods of killing cancer cells comprise contacting the cancer cells with an agent that inhibits the copy number, the expression level, and/or the activity of one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1 or a fragment thereof, optionally in combination with an immunotherapy.

As described above, numerous embodiments are further provided that can be applied to any aspect of the present invention and/or combined with any other embodiment described herein. For example, in some embodiments of any aspect described herein, the agent decreases the copy number, the expression level, and/or the activity of one or more biomarkers listed in Table 3, and optionally wherein the immunotherapy comprises natural killer (NK) cells. In other embodiments of these aspects, the agent decreases the copy number, the expression level, and/or the activity of one or more biomarkers listed in Table 2, and optionally wherein the immunotherapy comprises cytotoxic T cells, a chimeric antigen receptor, an antibody or a fragment thereof that engages T cells, or an immune checkpoint inhibitor. The immunotherapy can comprise an immune checkpoint inhibitor, and wherein the immune checkpoint is selected from the group consisting of CTLA-4, PD-1, VISTA, B7-H2, B7-H3, PD-L1, B7-H4, B7-H6, ICOS, HVEM, PD-L2, CD160, gp49B, PIR-B, KIR family receptors, TIM-1, TIM-3, TIM-4, LAG-3, GITR, 4-IBB, OX-40, BTLA, SIRP, CD47, CD48, 2B4 (CD244), B7.1, B7.2, ILT-2, TLT-4, TIGIT, HHLA2, butyrophilins, IDO, CD39, CD73 and A2aR. The immune checkpoint can be selected from the group consisting of PD-1, PD-L1, and PD-L2, optionally wherein the immune checkpoint is PD-1.

In some embodiments, the agent is a small molecule inhibitor, RNA interfering agent, antisense oligonucleotide, peptide or peptidomimetic inhibitor, aptamer, or intrabody. The RNA interfering agent can be a small interfering RNA (siRNA), CRISPR RNA (crRNA), a CRISPR single-guide RNA (sgRNA), a small hairpin RNA (shRNA), a microRNA (miRNA), or a piwi-interacting RNA (piRNA). In some embodiments, the agent includes an inhibitor of a chromatin-modifying protein (e.g., HDAC). For example, in some embodiments, the agent includes panobinostat.

In certain embodiments, the agent comprises an intrabody, or an antigen binding fragment thereof, which specifically binds to the one or more biomarkers and/or a substrate of the one or more biomarkers. The intrabody, or antigen binding fragment thereof, can be murine, chimeric, humanized, composite, or human. The intrabody, or antigen binding fragment thereof, can be detectably labeled, comprises an effector domain, comprises an Fc domain, and/or is selected from the group consisting of Fv, Fav, F(ab′)2, Fab′, dsFv, scFv, sc(Fv)2, and diabodies fragments. The intrabody, or antigen binding fragment thereof, can be conjugated to a cytotoxic agent. The cytotoxic agent can be selected from the group consisting of a chemotherapeutic agent, a biologic agent, a toxin, and a radioactive isotope.

In numerous embodiments, the agent increases the sensitivity of the cancer cells, or of cancer, to an immunotherapy. In some embodiments, the immunotherapy and/or a cancer therapy is administered before, after, or concurrently with the agent. In certain embodiments, the one or more biomarker comprises a nucleic acid sequence having at least 95% identity to a nucleic acid sequence listed in Table 1 and/or encodes an amino acid sequence having at least 95% identity to an amino acid sequence listed in Table 1. The one or more biomarker can be human, mouse, chimeric, or a fusion. In some embodiments, the agent reduces the number of proliferating cells in the cancer and/or reduces the volume or size of a tumor comprising the cancer cells. In certain embodiments, the methods further include administering to the subject at least one additional cancer therapy or regimen, optionally wherein the at least one additional cancer therapy or regimen is administered before, after, or concurrently with the agent and/or the immunotherapy. In many embodiments, the agent is administered in a pharmaceutically acceptable formulation.

In certain aspects, methods of determining whether a subject afflicted with a cancer or at risk for developing a cancer would benefit from inhibiting the copy number, amount, and/or activity of at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 include a) obtaining a biological sample from the subject; b) determining the copy number, amount, and/or activity of at least one biomarker listed in Table 1; c) determining the copy number, amount, and/or activity of the at least one biomarker in a control; and d) comparing the copy number, amount, and/or activity of the at least one biomarker detected in steps b) and c); wherein the presence of, or a significant increase in, the copy number, amount, and/or activity of, the at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 in the subject sample relative to the control copy number, amount, and/or activity of the at least one biomarker indicates that the subject afflicted with the cancer or at risk for developing the cancer would benefit from inhibiting the copy number, amount, and/or activity of the at least one biomarker listed in Table 1.

In some embodiments of these aspects, the methods further include recommending, prescribing, or administering an immunotherapy if the cancer is determined to benefit from the agent, wherein the immunotherapy comprises NK cells if the at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 is also listed in Table 2. The methods, in some other embodiments, further include recommending, prescribing, or administering an immunotherapy if the cancer is determined to benefit from the agent, wherein the immunotherapy comprises cytotoxic T cells, a chimeric antigen receptor, an antibody or a fragment thereof that engages T cells, or an immune checkpoint inhibitor if the at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 is also listed in Table 3. In these embodiments, the control sample can be determined from a cancerous or non-cancerous sample from either the patient or a member of the same species to which the patient belongs. The control sample, in some embodiments, comprises cells.

In additional aspects, methods for predicting the clinical outcome of a subject afflicted with a cancer expressing one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1 or a fragment thereof to treatment with an immunotherapy include a) determining the copy number, amount, and/or activity of at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 in a subject sample; b) determining the copy number, amount, and/or activity of the at least one biomarker in a control having a good clinical outcome; and c) comparing the copy number, amount, and/or activity of the at least one biomarker in the subject sample and in the control; wherein the presence of, or a significant increase in, the copy number, amount, and/or activity of, the at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 in the subject sample as compared to the copy number, amount and/or activity in the control, is an indication that the subject has a poor clinical outcome if the at least one biomarker is also listed in Table 3 and optionally the immunotherapy comprises NK cells, or if the at least one biomarker is also listed in Table 2 and the immunotherapy comprises cytotoxic T cells, a chimeric antigen receptor, an antibody or a fragment thereof that engages T cells, or an immune checkpoint inhibitor.

In further aspects, methods for monitoring the progression of a cancer in a subject, wherein the subject is administered a therapeutically effective amount of an agent that inhibits the copy number, amount, and/or activity of at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 and optionally an immunotherapy include a) detecting in a subject sample at a first point in time the copy number, amount, and/or activity of at least one biomarker listed in Table 1; b) repeating step a) at a subsequent point in time; and c) comparing the amount or activity of at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 detected in steps a) and b) to monitor the progression of the cancer in the subject.

In additional aspects, methods of assessing the efficacy of an agent that inhibits the copy number, amount, and/or activity of at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 and optionally an immunotherapy for treating a cancer in a subject include a) detecting in a subject sample at a first point in time the copy number, amount, and/or or activity of at least one biomarker listed in Table 1; b) repeating step a) during at least one subsequent point in time after administration of the agent and optionally the immunotherapy; and c) comparing the copy number, amount, and/or activity detected in steps a) and b), wherein the absence of, or a significant decrease in, the copy number, amount, and/or activity of, the at least one biomarker listed in Table 1, in the subsequent sample as compared to the copy number, amount, and/or activity in the sample at the first point in time, indicates that the agent and optionally the immunotherapy treat the cancer in the subject.

For these aspects, the first and/or at least one subsequent sample can be selected from the group consisting of ex vivo and in vivo samples. In some embodiments, the first and/or at least one subsequent sample is a portion of a single sample or pooled samples obtained from the subject. The sample can include cells, serum, peritumoral tissue, and/or intratumoral tissue obtained from the subject. In some embodiments, the cancer is selected from the group consisting of melanoma, colorectal cancer, gliomas, neuroblastoma, prostate cancer, breast cancer, pancreatic ductal carcinoma, epithelial ovarian cancer, B-CLL, leukemia, B cell lymphoma, and renal cell carcinoma. In certain embodiments, the cancer is in a subject and the subject is an animal model of the cancer. In some embodiments, the animal model is a mouse model. In some embodiments, the cancer is in a subject and the subject is a mammal. In certain embodiments, the mammal is a mouse or a human. In some embodiments, the mammal is a human.

In additional aspects, methods for monitoring the progression of a cancer in a subject, wherein the subject is first administered a therapeutically effective amount of an immunotherapy that primarily leverages either natural killer (NK) cells or T cells include a) detecting in a subject sample at a first point in time the copy number, amount, and/or activity of at least one biomarker listed in Table 1; b) repeating step a) at a subsequent point in time; c) comparing the amount or activity of at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 detected in steps a) and b) to monitor the progression of the cancer in the subject; and d) continuing with or switching to, depending on the first administered immunotherapy, a second immunotherapy that primarily leverages NK cells if the copy number, amount, and/or activity of the at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 is increased and is also listed in Table 2 or is decreased and is also listed in Table 3, and continuing with or switching to, depending on the first administered immunotherapy, a second immunotherapy that primarily leverages T cells if the copy number, amount, and/or activity of the at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 is increased and is also listed in Table 3 or is decreased and is also listed in Table 2. In some embodiments, of these aspects, the methods further include comprising administering both an immunotherapy that leverages natural killer (NK) cells and an immunotherapy that leverages T cells.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1A-FIG. 1E show an overview of some of the experimental approaches. FIG. 1A shows a schematic description of the PRISM screen using different E:T (Effector-to-target ratios) and the mono-culture of the PRISM panel cell lines (absence of NK cells) as control. FIG. 1B shows the AUC values calculated for each time point, per cell line. FIG. 1C shows the CTG cytotoxicity assays (see Methods) for individual cell lines. Data are represented as mean±SD, n=10, of two separate experiments per line. P-values were calculated for resistant vs sensitive group in each E:T ratio using t-test, n=40. FIG. 1D shows a schematic description of the CRISPR screen. FIG. 1E shows a histogram of the fold change z-scores per gene, compared with the control samples of each cell lines, listed are examples of genes with prominent quantitative metrics (MaGECK rank analysis) across more than one screen (y-axis represents numbers of genes for each bin of z-scores).

FIG. 2A-FIG. 2D show that B7-H6 (NCR3LG1) and MHC class I members are key regulators of tumor cell responses to NK cells in both the PRISM and the CRISPR studies. Results are shown for 24 hr-AUC and are representative of those for the other time points. FIG. 2A shows a scatter plot of quantitative metrics of significance for each gene in both CRISPR (y-axis) and PRISM (24 hr; x-axis), indicating the −log 2(p-value) for sgRNA enrichment (upper)/depletion (lower) of each CRISPR screen (y-axis) vs. −log 2(p-value) of the correlations with AUC in PRISM (x-axis). FIG. 2B shows a heatmap of log 2-fold change for the genes that were significantly differentially expressed in both the PRISM screen and at least two of the CRISPR screens (also highlighted in C) and RBBP4 in one screen). For the PRISM studies (left), the fold changes are calculated as described in (A). For the CRISPR studies (right), the fold changes are calculated compared with control samples (see Methods). FIG. 2C shows an upper and a lower panel. Upper: Box/dot plots of AUCs for examples of genes associated with NK cell resistance, including MHC class I genes, B2M, HLA-E and MET. Lower: Box/dot plots of AUCs for examples of genes associated with NK cell sensitivity, including B7-H6 and the chromatin modulators RBBP4 (HDAC/Polycomb complex) and ARID1A (SWI/SNF complex). Data for each gene were divided into two groups, above vs. below the median expression. P-values were calculated using Kruskal-Wallis test. FIG. 2D shows a heatmap of the log 2 expression levels of B7-H6 and HLA-E sorted by the fold change of B7-H6 compared with HLA-E. Shown are cell lines from the upper and lower thirds of the distribution of 24 hr-AUC.

FIG. 3A-FIG. 3C show that B7-H6 (NCR3LG1) and MHC class I members are key regulators of tumor cell responses to NK cells in both the PRISM and the CRISPR studies. FIG. 3A shows a volcano plot for the correlation between AUC values and gene expression in the PRISM screen: the x-axis shows for each gene the difference in the average log 2 value of transcript levels in the NK cell-resistant group of cell lines minus the average log 2 in the NK cell-sensitive group of cell lines, while the y-axis shows the −log 2(p-value) of the statistical test for the comparison of the difference between NK cell-sensitive vs. -resistant lines. The resistant group is represented by the upper third AUCs and the sensitive group by the lower third. Genes in bold were significant for both MaGECK and STARS in at least one screen FIG. 3B and FIG. 3C show plots for sgRNA enrichment (FIG. 3B) or depletion (FIG. 3C) for each one of the genome-scale CRISPR gene-editing screens. Each screen was performed with primary NK cells isolated from 3-4 different donors, one replicate per donor. Highlighted genes are those that were significant for both MaGECK and STARS in at least one screen. Log₂-fold change in sgRNA read counts between the NK cell-treated vs. control conditions of each are plotted on the x-axis and the −log₂(p-values) for sgRNA enrichment or depletion are plotted on the y-axis.

FIG. 4A-FIG. 4G show that tumor cells expressing B7-H6 on their cell surface are more sensitive to NK cell cytotoxicity in vitro and in vivo. FIG. 4A shows flow cytometry histograms for B7-H6 surface expression in SW620 cells transduced with sgRNA against B7-H6 (green) vs. control sgRNA (blue). Unlabeled cells are shown in grey. FIG. 4B shows a schematic presentation of in vivo experiment to examine the impact of B7-H6 on tumor cell responsiveness to NK cells in an immuno-compromised mouse model (NSG). Control group (n=10) of mice were injected subcutaneously with SW620-B7-H6 KO cells (green) to the right flank and with SW620-control-KO cells (blue) to the left flank. Treated group (n=10) were injected with both tumors and NK cells, in the same set-up as the control group. FIG. 4C shows caliper measurement of tumor volume (mm³) at week 4 for the in vivo experiment outlined in panel (B). P-values were calculated using Mann-Whitney test between B7-H6⁻, B7-H6⁺ in each group. Data are represented as median with 95% CI, n=10 per group. FIG. 4D shows bioluminescence intensity (photons/sec/cm²) measured at week 2. P-values are calculated using Mann-Whitney test between B7-H6⁻, B7-H6⁺ in each group. Data are represented as mean+/−SD, n=10 per group. FIG. 4E shows bioluminescence images of individual mice at week 2. Control groups are shown on the left and NK treated group are shown on the right. Images were taken using the left scale, except for images labeled with *, these were taken using the right scale. FIG. 4F shows two panels. Upper: Flow cytometry cytotoxicity assay (see method) for HT29 cells, stained for anti-B7-H6 antibody. Histograms of B7-H6 level in each E:T of the live cells are shown and exhibit gradual decrease with higher E:T ratios. Unlabeled cells are shown in grey. Lower: Bar plot for the percent of B7-H6-positive vs. -negative cells in each E:T ratio. FIG. 4G shows the log 2-fold changes of tumor vs. normal expression of B7-H6 in the RNA-seq data of the TCGA dataset. Data are represented as box/dot plots. Cancer types that are above (vs. below) the dotted line have higher (vs. lower, respectively) B7-H6 expression levels in tumors compared with normal samples of the same tissue origin.

FIG. 5 shows that suppression of surface expression of B7-H6 on tumor cells confers decreased sensitivity to NK cell cytotoxicity in vitro and in vivo. CTG-based assays for NK cell cytotoxicity (see methods) against different cell lines that express B7-H6, are stably transduced with SpCas9 and sgRNAs against B7-H6 or OR10A2 as control, and are treated with NK cells at different E:T ratios indicate lower cytotoxicity against tumor cells with B7-H6 KO. Data are represented as E:T 2:1. n=6, 2 distinct experiments per cell line, each with 1-2 different donor-derived NK cells, mean±SD. (SW620 p=3.65E-5, HCT15 p=6.27E-5, HT29 p=3.23E-7, Mann-Whitney two sided test, n=18).

FIG. 6A-FIG. 6P show that loss of STAT1 leads to NK cells susceptibility, mainly through down-regulation of HLA-E. Down-regulation of MHC class I is associated with MSI-status and NK cells susceptibility. FIG. 6A shows bar plots of −log₁₀(p-values) for depletion of sgRNAs for HLA genes in genome-scale CRISPR-based gene editing studies in SW620 and HT29 cells. FIG. 6B shows flow cytometry histograms for anti-HLA-E antibodies. HT29 and SW620 cells were transduced with sgRNAs against STAT1 (or control OR genes) and treated overnight with vs. without 5 ng/ml IFN-gamma prior to staining. HLA-E is down-regulated in IFN-gamma-treated STAT1 KO. FIG. 6C shows the same experimental setup as for FIG. 6B, with staining for surface HLA-A B C. FIG. 6D CTG cytotoxicity assays (see Methods) for HT29 cells with HLA-E KO compared with control KO (data are represented as CTG cytotoxicity assays for HT29, SW620 cells with sgRNA against STAT1 (left) or HLA-E (right) or control KO (using OR10A2) at E:T 1:1, using 3-4 donors per line, n=7 different co-cultures, each co-culture was conducted in 6 replicates. (STAT1 p=7.24E-6, HLA-E p=2.27E-7, Mann-Whitney two sided test n=42). Data are represented as mean±SD). FIG. 6E shows a schematic representation of the method to evaluate surface protein levels using PRISM pools of cell lines with distinct DNA barcode per cell line. Pools of cells of the PRISM DNA-barcoded cell lines were labeled with a fluorescent conjugated antibody, sorted by flow cytometer into four bins based on its fluorescence levels and then sequenced to quantify the read counts of each barcode (and thus presence of cells from each cell line) in each bin. Surface protein expression scores were calculated per line from the read counts in each bin (see Method). FIG. 6F shows three panels. Left: Representative contour plot for B7-H6 surface levels (y-axis) vs SSA (x-axis), for n=4 sort runs. Upper right: Normalized read counts of each bin sorted by SPIN. In view of the dynamic range of the antibody staining, the four bins were combined into two; reads from the top 2 bins with highest expression are labeled ‘High’ and reads from the 2 bins with lower staining are labeled ‘Low’. Middle right: calculated protein scores. Lower right: Corresponding RNA expression levels of B7-H6. Shown are all lines with available protein scores for both B7-H6 and HLA-A/B/C (n=383). FIG. 6G shows the same experimental setup as for (FIG. 6F), with staining with anti-HLA-A/B/C antibody. B2M and select HLA RNA expression levels were used to compare with HLA-A/B/C protein scores. FIG. 6H shows a scatter plot of B7-H6 protein scores (x-axis) vs. AUC (y-axis). P-values are calculated using chi-square test. Results are shown for 24 hr-AUC and are representative of results for the other time points. FIG. 6I shows the same experimental setup as for (FIG. 6H), with staining for HLA-A/B/C protein scores on the x-axis. FIG. 6J shows a scatter plot for the surface protein scores of B7-H6 (x-axis) and HLA-A/B/C (y-axis). Lower right quartile represents the group of lines having low HLA-A B C and high B7-H6 (labeled dark green) surface protein scores. FIG. 6K shows a Venn diagram for the intersection between the groups of low HLA-A/B/C and high B7-H6. FIG. 6L shows Spearman correlation coefficients between B7-H6 and B2M in each of the different tumor types represented in the TCGA and CCLE datasets, showing a tendency towards negative correlations, which is concordant with the results in (FIG. 6J). FIG. 6M shows the same experimental setup as for (FIG. 6L), showing Spearman correlation coefficients between B7-H6 and HLA-E. FIG. 6N shows percentages of MSI cell lines (brown) vs. MSS cell lines (orange) in the group of HLA-low (n=35) compared with all other lines (n=348). FIG. 6O shows box/dot plots for HLA-A/B/C surface protein scores or B2M transcript levels between the groups of MSS vs. MSI cell lines. P-value are calculated using Mann-Whitney test. FIG. 6P shows box/dot plots for AUC. Left: Between the groups of cell lines with MSI and low-HLA (n=15) and all other lines (n=368). Right: Between the groups of cell lines with MSI lines and low B2M expression (n=37, compared with the median expression) and all other lines (n=490). P-value are calculated using Mann-Whitney test. Results are shown for 24 hr-AUC and are representative of results observed in the other time points.

FIG. 7A-FIG. 7D show that loss of STAT1 leads to NK cells susceptibility, mainly through down-regulation of HLA-E. Down-regulation of MHC class I is associated with MSI-status and NK cells susceptibility. FIG. 7A shows western blot analyses for STAT1 protein levels in STAT1 KO vs. control KO in HT29 and SW620 cell lines. Staining for GAPDH on the same uncropped membrane serves as loading control. FIG. 7B shows a flow cytometry analysis for surface HLA-E levels in HT29 cells with sgRNA for HLA-E vs. control sgRNA with vs. without IFN-gamma (5 ng/ml) over-night incubation. FIG. 7C shows a heatmap for the z-scores of the RNA expression levels for antigen presentation genes, showing co-expression in the different cancer types of the TCGA. The genes were normalized across the samples of each cancer type. FIG. 7D shows HLA-E and B2M log₂-fold changes of tumor vs. normal samples in the RNA-seq data of the TCGA dataset. Data are represented as box/dot plots. Some cancer types display lower HLA-E or B2M expression levels compared with normal samples of the same tissue origin (p-values are shown in red for up-regulation; two-sided Mann-Whitney tests were performed to compare tumors vs. normal samples for each tissue of origin).

FIG. 8A-FIG. 8F show that mesenchymal-like tumor cells are more sensitive to NK cell cytotoxicity in vitro. FIG. 8A shows PCA plots of PRISM lines based on RPPA data (upper; based on all proteins) and RNAseq data (lower; based on the 1000 genes with highest variance of transcript expression) reveal two main clusters of cell lines, colored green and blue, respectively, which are characterized by an epithelial-like vs. mesenchymal-like transcriptional state of their cell lines. FIG. 8B shows box/dot plots of AUC values for NK cell responses in the PRISM assay for the group of mesenchymal-like vs. epithelial-like cells. Results are shown for 24 hr-AUC and are representative of results for the other time points. FIG. 8C shows a heatmap of expression levels for the top 50 genes (lowest p-value, Mann-Whitney test, see methods) that are upregulated in the epithelial-like or mesenchymal-like groups of cell lines. FIG. 8D shows a volcano plot for genes that are differentially expressed between epithelial-like or mesenchymal-like groups of cell lines: log 2 fold-changes between the means of the two groups are plotted on the y-axis; and −log₁₀ q-value on the x-axis (p-values were calculated using the Mann-Whitney test; genes depicted above the red dotted line have significant p-values and pass 5% FDR). FIG. 8E shows two panels. Left: Dot plots for the distribution of the 24 hr-AUC values for cell lines derived from each tissue of origin (sorted by median 24 hr-AUC of each tissue. Right: Percentage of epithelial-like (green) and mesenchymal-like (blue) cell lines in each tissue. FIG. 8F shows the differences in sensitivity to NK cytotoxicity between mesenchymal and epithelial cells originated from different clones of the same ovarian tumor. Left: Flow cytometry for the staining of the two clones with antibodies against E-cadherin and Vimentin, showing the clones are different in their epithelial/mesenchymal states. Right: Flow cytometry cytotoxicity assays (see methods) of the two clones shows higher sensitivity of the mesenchymal clone. Shown are results for three different NK donors.

FIG. 9A-FIG. 9B show that the group of mesenchymal-like tumor cell lines exhibits a higher fraction of NK cell-sensitive cell lines compared to epithelial-like cell lines. FIG. 9A shows dot/boxplot of the distribution of AUC values for NK cell sensitivity of cell lines from different tumor types: for each tumor type, an upper and a lower plot are included to respectively highlight epithelial-like lines (green) and mesenchymal-like lines (blue) within the corresponding tumor type. The number of lines in each group is plotted on the right-hand side of the graph. FIG. 9B shows a heatmap of genes with significant correlation of their transcript levels with AUC for NK cell cytotoxicity studies in the global analysis of all cell lines tested in the PRISM assays and within the subset analyses of epithelial-like or mesenchymal-like groups of cell lines: highlighted genes had Spearman correlation coefficients of their transcript levels with AUC values at FDR<0.05 in all time points of the analyses for the entire set of PRISM cell lines and also had p-values<=0.05 for correlation of their transcript levels with AUC values in the subset analyses within the group of epithelial-like and mesenchymal-like cell lines in at least two time points of the PRISM assay. Gene symbols are highlighted for genes which exhibited significant sgRNA enrichment or depletion in at least one of the CRISPR studies (based on MaGECK and STARS) and in a manner concordant with the results of the PRISM analyses. The color bars at the bottom of the graph present discretized AUC values for each time point; sensitive (grey) and resistant (black) represent AUC values below vs. above the median, respectively. Color-coding of transcript levels (log 2-transformed expression levels normalized per gene) of the heatmap is indicated by the scale on the right.

FIG. 10A-FIG. 10G show that transcriptional signatures associated with tumor cell responses to NK cells are associated with clinical resistance to immune checkpoint inhibition (ICI). FIG. 10A shows the GSEA analysis for genes associated with NK cell sensitivity vs. NK cell resistance (see text) in seven different comparisons between tumor samples of patients who were non-responders vs. responders in five different cohorts of melanoma patients treated with ICI (see text, Methods). GSEA analysis were performed for the average log 2-fold change of each gene genes associated with NK sensitivity vs. NK cell resistance and for each group of samples; as well as an aggregate GSEA analysis performed on the average log 2 fold change per gene across the different comparisons. Shown are the heatmap of GSEA NES scores for the enrichment of genes associated with NK sensitivity or NK cell resistance (see text; scores are shown for genes which are significant for both CRISPR (MaGECK) and PRISM). Red represents genes up regulated in non-responders and blue represents genes up regulated in responders. NES for sets with P>0.05 were assigned zero (colored white). Baseline represents samples collected before treatment. FIG. 10B shows GSEA enrichment plots for the sets of genes associated with NK sensitivity vs. cell resistance, based on the comparison of post-treatment samples in non-responders vs. responders from the Riaz cohort. FIG. 10C shows GSEA analyses for transcriptional signatures of pathways associated with tumor cell responses to NK cells. GSEA pre-ranked analysis was performed on Spearman correlations between AUC and the expression values of each gene. GSEA NES heatmaps for gene sets that had Q<0.05 in at least two time points, using all PRISM cell lines. Shown are the different analyses for the three groups of cell lines in each time point; global analysis (all cell lines of PRISM panel), epithelial-like and mesenchymal-like. Red represents correlation with NK cell resistance (high AUC) and blue represents correlation with NK cell sensitivity (low AUC). NES for sets with P>0.05 were assigned zero (colored white). FIG. 10D shows GSEA analysis for transcriptional signatures of pathways associated with ICI resistance (as described in A) for the gene sets associated with responses to NK cells from (C). FIG. 10E shows GSEA enrichment plots for the selected gene sets as in FIG. 10A in all cell lines of PRISM (upper) and in ICI non-responders vs. responders based on post treatment samples from the Riaz cohort (lower). FIG. 10F shows a heatmap of normalized log 2 expression levels for B7-H6, chromatin modulator complexes genes (HDAC, Polycomb and SWI/SNF) in global analysis (all cell lines of PRISM panel) or within the subsets of epithelial-like and mesenchymal-like lines. The selected genes were part of the core enrichment set in the GSEA analysis. Upper colorbar: sensitive lines are those with AUC<median(AUC) of the respective group of cell lines in all time points (grey, n=155). Resistant lines are those with AUC>=median(AUC) in all time points (black, n=154). Middle colorbar: cell lines are colored based on their MSI (black) or MSS (grey) status. Lower colorbar: cell lines are colored based on their Epithelial or Mesenchymal-like status. FIG. 10G shows a heatmap of log 2-fold changes for the genes presented in (F), for non-responders vs. responders to ICI in melanoma patients. Shown are the log 2-fold chances of the average of non-responders vs. responders in each comparison (see text).

FIG. 11A-FIG. 11E show that transcriptional signatures associated with tumor cell responses to NK cells correlate with resistance to immune checkpoint inhibition (ICI) in clinical samples. FIG. 11A shows pathway analyses for tumor cell responses to NK cells using GSEA on transcriptional signatures reflecting the chromosomal location of the respective genes. GSEA pre-ranked analysis was performed on Spearman correlations between AUC and the expression values of each gene. GSEA NES heatmaps for gene sets that had Q<0.05 in at least two time-points, using all PRISM cell lines. Left: the different analyses for the three groups of cell lines in each time-point; global analysis (all cell lines of PRISM panel), epithelial-like and mesenchymal-like. Red and blue represent correlation of the transcript levels with AUC values, i.e. with NK cell resistance or sensitivity, respectively. Right: enrichment plots for chr3p21 associated with sensitivity to NK cells. Results are shown for 24 hr-AUC and are representative of the results for the other time points. FIG. 11B shows scatter plots for the correlation of the transcriptional signature of chromatin remodeling, calculated as the mean normalized expression of the genes in FIG. 6F in each cell line of the PRISM pool (x-axis, see methods for gene selection criteria) and the signature of antigen presentation (y-axis, upper) and mesenchymal signature (y-axis, lower). The correlation coefficient was calculated using spearman correlation, showing negative correlation between chromatin modulators and antigen presentation and positive correlation with mesenchymal signature. FIG. 11C shows box/dot plots for the distribution of Chromatin modulators (upper) and antigen presentation (lower) signatures in MSI-high (MSI), Mesenchymal-like (Mes) and Epithelial-like (Epi) cell lines, showing higher expression for chromatin remodeling genes in MSI, Mes and lower expression for antigen presentation in MSI. FIG. 11D shows box/dot plots for the distribution of Chromatin modulators (upper) and antigen presentation (lower) in three groups that are divided based on AUCs (low, medium, high) showing opposite trends for these two signatures. Results are shown for 24 hr-AUC and are representative for the other time points. FIG. 11E shows box/dot plots for the distribution of AUCs in three groups divided based on Chromatin modulator signature (upper; low, medium, high) and antigen presentation (lower; low, medium, high) showing opposite trends for these two signatures. Results are shown for 24 hr-AUC and are representative for the other time points.

FIG. 12A-FIG. 12D show that HDAC inhibition induces tumor cell resistance to NK cells by altering the transcriptional signatures associated with response to NK cells. FIG. 12A shows a heatmap of the Spearman correlation coefficients between the expression levels of HLA-E and the list of NK cell response genes (see FIG. 6F), in each cancer type of the TCGA dataset. FIG. 12B shows a heatmap of the NK cell response genes in (A), showing the log 2-fold changes between cells treated with HDAC inhibitor and DMSO controls across four different datasets. FIG. 12C shows results for which SW620 cells were treated for 12 hrs with 50 nM of the HDAC inhibitor panobinostat, 5 ng/ml IFN-gamma or DMSO. The cells were stained with anti-HLA-E (Left) and anti-B7-H6 (right) antibodies. Unlabeled controls are colored grey. Flow cytometry assays to quantify NK cell cytotoxicity against the tumor cells (see methods) exposed to HDAC inhibitor or DMSO. Cells were treated with 12.5 nM panobinostat and cocultured with NK from two different donors, one donor per experiment, in two E:T ratios.

FIG. 13 shows a schematic representing some aspects of a model that describes the differences between NK sensitive cells and NK resistant cells.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The present invention is based, at least in part, on the discovery that natural killer (NK) cells and cytotoxic T cells target tumor cell populations with distinct molecular features and are associated with lack of major cross-resistance mechanisms. The findings described in the Example section provide the most comprehensive evidence to date that tumor cells resistant to T cell-based therapies may actually exhibit increased NK cell sensitivity. These results therefore indicate, among other aspects further described herein, that therapeutic approaches which involve simultaneous combinations or sequential use of immune checkpoint inhibition (ICI) or other T-cell based therapies and allogeneic administration of activated NK cells should be strongly considered in order to delay or prevent the development of resistance and to maximize the extent and duration of disease control in patients.

Accordingly, the present invention provides, among various aspects, methods related to predictive biomarkers of tumor cell response vs. resistance to NK cells in a tumor agnostic manner. Through the orthogonal use of PRISM and CRISPR platforms, the study described in the Example provides an integrated molecular and functional genomics' profile of the “typical” NK cell-sensitive solid tumor cell: the tumor cell lines that are more likely to be highly responsive to NK cells tend to have high levels of the NK cell-activating ligand B7-H6 (NCR3LG1); low levels of class I HLA molecules, especially HLA-E, and low levels of IFN-gamma/antigen presentation machinery genes or loss of function of B2M; MSI-high state with low B2M; a “mesenchymal-like” transcriptional program; and high levels of transcriptional signatures for chromatin regulatory complexes (e.g. polycomb/HDAC/BAF). Two or more of these features often co-exist in NK cell-sensitive tumor cell lines. In addition, the study described in the Example also identifies several individual genes (see, e.g., FIG. 2A-FIG. 2D, FIG. 3A, and the Tables) which are concordantly identified in both PRISM and CRISPR for their capacity to individually regulate NK cell sensitivity vs resistance: consequently, the disclosed studies identified genes which are not merely a “laundry list” of molecules correlating, but not necessarily functionally associated, with the extent of NK cell response of tumor cells. Instead, these genes represent molecules with functionally validated causal association with NK cell response in individual tumor cells studied and with evidence for a recurrent role in regulation of NK cell responses for a broader spectrum of genotypically diverse cell lines across many cancer types. In general, unlike other studies of “correlative only” nature, in which the phenotype of treatment response vs resistance is correlated with molecular features without additional functional characterization of the actual contribution of these molecular features on the treatment response, the predictive biomarkers established in the study disclosed herein are derived by the intersection of such a “correlative” dataset (PRISM analysis) over hundreds of cell lines plus a “functional” validation system (CRISPR) in several cell lines. Applications of these findings, and further findings detailed below, can include customized molecular profiling platforms, such as focused Nanostring; customized RNA-sequencing; scRNA-seq, CYTOF, multiplexed immunohistochemistry-based approaches etc. of a tumor sample to determine if its cells have features associated in the disclosed PRISM/CRISPR studies with NK cell sensitivity.

The present invention also provides, among various aspects, methods related to predictive biomarkers of tumor cell response vs. resistance to NK cells with relevance to particular lineage-related subsets of human tumor cells, namely mesenchymal-like vs. epithelial-like cell lines. While the study provided in the Example does identify biomarkers predictive of NK cell response vs. resistance across cell lines from diverse types of tumors, it also identifies that some biomarkers of NK cell response vs resistance may have more specific roles relevant to mesenchymal-like or epithelial-like cell lines. Indeed, the PRISM studies revealed a differential NK cell sensitivity of solid tumor cell lines with mesenchymal-like vs. epithelial-like transcriptional programs. As part of these efforts to dissect in an unbiased open-ended manner the heterogeneity of NK cell responses in the molecular features that correlate with them, the PRISM analyses identified statistically significant correlation of NK cell sensitivity vs. resistance with transcript levels for large numbers of cellular markers typically associated with mesenchymal vs. epithelial lineages, respectively. Analyses of the top 1,000 most variant transcripts across the PRISM cell line panel (or the entire CCLE panel) identified 2 large clusters of cell lines with epithelial-like vs. mesenchymal-like transcriptional programs and lower vs. higher average sensitivity to NK cells, that was further validated in a cytotoxic assay. Stratified analyses of the PRISM data within the epithelial-like and mesenchymal-like clusters of cell lines validated the significance of the top molecular markers identified from the orthogonal correlative and functional genomic studies, resolved the putative confounding role of genes serving as markers of lineage and addressed an important issue that is perhaps pertinent to use of large and molecularly annotated cell line panels for pharmacogenomic and immunogenomic studies of treatment resistance.

In addition, the present invention provides, among various aspects, methods related to predictive biomarkers of tumor resistance vs. response to immune checkpoint inhibition/cytotoxic T-cell-based therapies. The results presented in the Example provide evidence that the molecular signature of genes associated with NK cell sensitivity, as determined by the intersection of data from the PRISM and CRISPR studies and respective pathway signatures of chromatin remodeling and mesenchymal-like state, were increased in melanoma patients that did not respond to immune checkpoint inhibition (ICI), while genes associated with NK cell resistance such as MIC class I and epithelial-like signatures, were increased in responders. These observations suggest that NK cells and T-cells exhibit potent cytotoxic effects in populations of cells with distinct molecular features, such that combined or sequential treatments of ICI and NK cell therapy may be beneficial to overcome ICI resistance.

The present invention also provides, among various aspects, methods related to the use of ex vivo NK cell cytotoxicity assays against tumor cells as an adjunct test to infer the potential for in vivo response to not only NK cell-based therapies, but also to immune checkpoint blockade. Given that the results provided herein comprehensively document the antithetical nature of the mechanisms regulating tumor cell responses to NK cells vs. ICI/T-cell-based therapies, disclosed herein are methods that include performing ex vivo NK cell cytotoxicity assays against tumor cells, which represent (aside the actual measurement of molecular profiles of the biomarkers) an adjunct test to infer the potential for in vivo response to not only NK cell-based therapies, but also to immune checkpoint blockade. An application of these findings can include the following: (a) molecular profiling (e.g. customized Nanostring; customized RNA-sequencing; scRNA-seq, CYTOF etc.) of a tumor sample to determine if its cells have features associated in the PRISM/CRISPR studies with NK cell sensitivity; and (b) ex vivo testing of the tumor cells of that same tumor sample to determine if they are sensitive to NK cells ex vivo: those tumor samples that concordantly exhibit molecular markers associated in the PRISM/CRISPR studies with NK cell sensitivity (thus resistance to immune checkpoint inhibitor) and exhibit phenotypic response to NK cells in ex vivo assays, would be expected to have inferior clinical outcome with immune checkpoint inhibitor.

Furthermore, the present invention provides, among various aspects, methods related to biomarker-driven individualized, patient-specific, administration of therapeutic approaches which involve simultaneous combinations or sequential use of ICI (or other T-cell based therapies) and allogeneic administration of activated NK cells. In view of the disclosed results, the biomarkers identified in the study can be longitudinally monitored, e.g., during the administration of ICI, e.g. through circulating cell-free DNA, circulating tumor cell assessment, in order to determine whether the respective patients should remain on ICI therapy only; transition to an NK cell-based therapy (e.g. upon emergence of tumor clones with molecular features that indicate NK cell sensitivity) or receive dual treatment with ICI and NK cells (if their tumor cells exhibit simultaneously different clones with markers indicative of NK cell resistance or T cell resistance.

In another aspect, the present invention provides methods related to the development and application of multiplexed quantitative cell-surface protein profiling across the PRISM cell line panel. This approach leverages the multiplexed nature of the PRISM system with DNA-barcoded cell lines (1 barcode per cell line) and involves FACS-sorting of its pool of solid tumor cell lines into sub-populations with different surface expression levels for these proteins, which allows sequencing-based quantification of the normalized read counts for distinct “DNA-barcodes” of its cells to be converted into surface expression scores for the proteins of interest. Elucidation of cell protein expression using analysis of DNA tags is a technical advancement heretofore not described.

I. Definitions

The articles “a” and “an” are used herein to refer to one or to more than one (i.e. to at least one) of the grammatical object of the article. By way of example, “an element” means one element or more than one element.

The term “altered amount” or “altered level” refers to increased or decreased copy number (e.g., germline and/or somatic) of a biomarker nucleic acid, e.g., increased or decreased expression level in a cancer sample, as compared to the expression level or copy number of the biomarker nucleic acid in a control sample. The term “altered amount” of a biomarker also includes an increased or decreased protein level of a biomarker protein in a sample, e.g., a cancer sample, as compared to the corresponding protein level in a normal, control sample. Furthermore, an altered amount of a biomarker protein may be determined by detecting posttranslational modification such as methylation status of the marker, which may affect the expression or activity of the biomarker protein.

The amount of a biomarker in a subject is “significantly” higher or lower than the normal amount of the biomarker, if the amount of the biomarker is greater or less, respectively, than the normal level by an amount greater than the standard error of the assay employed to assess amount, and preferably at least 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, 90%, 100%, 150%, 200%, 300%, 350%, 400%, 500%, 600%, 700%, 800%, 900%, 1000% or than that amount. Alternately, the amount of the biomarker in the subject can be considered “significantly” higher or lower than the normal amount if the amount is at least about two, and preferably at least about three, four, or five times, higher or lower, respectively, than the normal amount of the biomarker. Such “significance” can also be applied to any other measured parameter described herein, such as for expression, inhibition, cytotoxicity, cell growth, and the like.

The term “altered level of expression” of a biomarker refers to an expression level or copy number of the biomarker in a test sample, e.g., a sample derived from a patient suffering from cancer, that is greater or less than the standard error of the assay employed to assess expression or copy number, and is preferably at least twice, and more preferably three, four, five or ten or more times the expression level or copy number of the biomarker in a control sample (e.g., sample from a healthy subjects not having the associated disease) and preferably, the average expression level or copy number of the biomarker in several control samples. The altered level of expression is greater or less than the standard error of the assay employed to assess expression or copy number, and is preferably at least 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, 90%, 100%, 150%, 200%, 300%, 350%, 400%, 500%, 600%, 700%, 800%, 900%, 1000% or more times the expression level or copy number of the biomarker in a control sample (e.g., sample from a healthy subjects not having the associated disease) and preferably, the average expression level or copy number of the biomarker in several control samples. In some embodiments, the level of the biomarker refers to the level of the biomarker itself, the level of a modified biomarker (e.g., phosphorylated biomarker), or to the level of a biomarker relative to another measured variable, such as a control (e.g., phosphorylated biomarker relative to an unphosphorylated biomarker).

The term “altered activity” of a biomarker refers to an activity of the biomarker which is increased or decreased in a disease state, e.g., in a cancer sample, as compared to the activity of the biomarker in a normal, control sample. Altered activity of the biomarker may be the result of, for example, altered expression of the biomarker, altered protein level of the biomarker, altered structure of the biomarker, or, e.g., an altered interaction with other proteins involved in the same or different pathway as the biomarker or altered interaction with transcriptional activators or inhibitors.

The term “altered structure” of a biomarker refers to the presence of mutations or allelic variants within a biomarker nucleic acid or protein, e.g., mutations which affect expression or activity of the biomarker nucleic acid or protein, as compared to the normal or wild-type gene or protein. For example, mutations include, but are not limited to substitutions, deletions, or addition mutations. Mutations may be present in the coding or non-coding region of the biomarker nucleic acid.

Unless otherwise specified here within, the terms “antibody” and “antibodies” refers to antigen-binding portions adaptable to be expressed within cells as “intracellular antibodies.” (Chen et al. (1994) Human Gene Ther. 5:595-601). Methods are well-known in the art for adapting antibodies to target (e.g., inhibit) intracellular moieties, such as the use of single-chain antibodies (scFvs), modification of immunoglobulin VL domains for hyperstability, modification of antibodies to resist the reducing intracellular environment, generating fusion proteins that increase intracellular stability and/or modulate intracellular localization, and the like. Intracellular antibodies can also be introduced and expressed in one or more cells, tissues or organs of a multicellular organism, for example for prophylactic and/or therapeutic purposes (e.g., as a gene therapy) (see, at least PCT Publs. WO 08/020079, WO 94/02610, WO 95/22618, and WO 03/014960; U.S. Pat. No. 7,004,940; Cattaneo and Biocca (1997) Intracellular Antibodies: Development and Applications (Landes and Springer-Verlag publs.); Kontermann (2004) Methods 34:163-170; Cohen et al. (1998) Oncogene 17:2445-2456; Auf der Maur et al. (2001) FEBS Lett. 508:407-412; Shaki-Loewenstein et al. (2005) J. Immunol. Meth. 303:19-39).

Antibodies may be polyclonal or monoclonal; xenogeneic, allogeneic, or syngeneic; or modified forms thereof (e.g. humanized, chimeric, etc.). Antibodies may also be fully human. Preferably, antibodies of the present invention bind specifically or substantially specifically to a biomarker polypeptide or fragment thereof. The terms “monoclonal antibodies” and “monoclonal antibody composition”, as used herein, refer to a population of antibody polypeptides that contain only one species of an antigen binding site capable of immunoreacting with a particular epitope of an antigen, whereas the term “polyclonal antibodies” and “polyclonal antibody composition” refer to a population of antibody polypeptides that contain multiple species of antigen binding sites capable of interacting with a particular antigen. A monoclonal antibody composition typically displays a single binding affinity for a particular antigen with which it immunoreacts.

Antibodies may also be “humanized”, which is intended to include antibodies made by a non-human cell having variable and constant regions which have been altered to more closely resemble antibodies that would be made by a human cell. For example, by altering the non-human antibody amino acid sequence to incorporate amino acids found in human germline immunoglobulin sequences. The humanized antibodies of the present invention may include amino acid residues not encoded by human germline immunoglobulin sequences (e.g., mutations introduced by random or site-specific mutagenesis in vitro or by somatic mutation in vivo), for example in the CDRs. The term “humanized antibody”, as used herein, also includes antibodies in which CDR sequences derived from the germline of another mammalian species, such as a mouse, have been grafted onto human framework sequences.

The term “assigned score” refers to the numerical value designated for each of the biomarkers after being measured in a patient sample. The assigned score correlates to the absence, presence or inferred amount of the biomarker in the sample. The assigned score can be generated manually (e.g., by visual inspection) or with the aid of instrumentation for image acquisition and analysis. In certain embodiments, the assigned score is determined by a qualitative assessment, for example, detection of a fluorescent readout on a graded scale, or quantitative assessment. In one embodiment, an “aggregate score,” which refers to the combination of assigned scores from a plurality of measured biomarkers, is determined. In one embodiment the aggregate score is a summation of assigned scores. In another embodiment, combination of assigned scores involves performing mathematical operations on the assigned scores before combining them into an aggregate score. In certain, embodiments, the aggregate score is also referred to herein as the “predictive score.”

The term “biomarker” refers to a measurable entity of the present invention that has been determined to be predictive the efficacy of an immunotherapy (e.g., NK cells, cytotoxic T cells, ICI), and includes one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E). Biomarkers can include, without limitation, nucleic acids and proteins, including those shown in the Tables, the Examples, the Figures, and otherwise described herein. As described herein, any relevant characteristic of a biomarker can be used, such as the copy number, amount, activity, location, modification (e.g., phosphorylation), and the like.

A “blocking” antibody or an antibody “antagonist” is one which inhibits or reduces at least one biological activity of the antigen(s) it binds. In certain embodiments, the blocking antibodies or antagonist antibodies or fragments thereof described herein substantially or completely inhibit a given biological activity of the antigen(s).

The term “body fluid” refers to fluids that are excreted or secreted from the body as well as fluids that are normally not (e.g. amniotic fluid, aqueous humor, bile, blood and blood plasma, cerebrospinal fluid, cerumen and earwax, cowper's fluid or pre-ejaculatory fluid, chyle, chyme, stool, female ejaculate, interstitial fluid, intracellular fluid, lymph, menses, breast milk, mucus, pleural fluid, pus, saliva, sebum, semen, serum, sweat, synovial fluid, tears, urine, vaginal lubrication, vitreous humor, vomit).

The terms “cancer” or “tumor” or “hyperproliferative” refer to the presence of cells possessing characteristics typical of cancer-causing cells, such as uncontrolled proliferation, immortality, metastatic potential, rapid growth and proliferation rate, and certain characteristic morphological features. Unless otherwise stated, the terms include metaplasias. In some embodiments, such cells exhibit such characteristics in part or in full due to the expression and activity of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E) and/or their related signaling pathways (e.g., pathways modulated by IFN-gamma, STAT1, chomatin remodeling, etc.). In certain embodiments, the cancer cells are capable of responding to interferon because they express functional proteins of the type I interferon signaling pathway and/or type II interferon signaling pathway, such as those shown in panel E of FIG. 11 . In some embodiments, the cancer cells described herein are not sensitive to at least one of immunotherapies. Such insensitivity, without limitation, may be related to the inactivation or decreased activation, compared to control cells (e.g., normal and/or wild-type non-cancer cells, and/or cancer cells without this insensitivity to immunotherapies), of interferon signaling (e.g., IFNγ signaling) in such cancer cells and/or other surrounding cells and/or cells localized near to such cancer cells. Such inactivation or decreased activation of interferon signaling, without limitation, may be related to the inhibition of interferon signaling by one or more biomarkers in Table 1, e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E (e.g., by overexpression and/or gain-of-function of the gene, RNA transcript, and/or protein of such one or more biomarkers in Table 1, and/or by reduced expression and/or loss-of-function of endogenous negative regulator(s) of such one or more biomarkers in Table 1). In some embodiments, the cancer cells are treatable with an agent capable of antagonizing one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E), such as inhibiting expression and/or function of one or more biomarkers in Table 1, as described herein. An exemplary agent, without limitation, may relieve the inhibition of interferon (e.g., IFNγ) signaling in such cancer cells and/or other cells surrounding or localized near such cancer cells, thus restoring the IFNγ signaling and the sensitivity of such cancer cells to immunotherapies, especially those immunotherapies related to interferon signaling pathways. In some embodiments, the treatment with the agent antagonizing one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E) as described herein would increase IFNγ signaling in such cancer cells, compared to pre-treatment situations, or would restore IFNγ signaling in such cancer cells to at least comparable to the levels in control cells, so that such cancer cells would regain sensitivity to immunotherapies. The term “interferon signaling” or “IFNγ signaling” used herein refers to any cell signaling downstream and/or related to the interaction of interferon (e.g., IFNγ) and their receptor(s). Some exemplary IFNγ cell signaling include, without limitation, the activation of macrophages and/or induction of Class II major histocompatibility complex (MHC) molecule expression, and/or activation of multiple immune effector genes through the Janus kinase (JAK)-STAT signaling pathway (e.g., through STAT1 transcription factor). The receptor specific for IFNγ is IFNγR, comprising two chains, namely IFNγR1 (also known as the IFNγR alpha chain) and IFNγR2 (also known as the IFNγR beta chain). IFNγR1 is the ligand binding receptor and is required but not sufficient for signal transduction, whereas IFNγR2 do not bind IFNγ independently but mainly plays a role in IFNγ signaling and is generally the limiting factor in IFNγ responsiveness. Both IFNγR chains lack intrinsic kinase/phosphatase activity and thus rely on other signaling proteins like Janus-activated kinase 1 (JAK1), JAK2 and signal transducer and activator of transcription 1 (STAT-1) for signal transduction. IFNγR complex in its resting state is a preformed tetramer and upon IFNγ association undergoes a conformational change. This conformational change induces the phosphorylation and activation of JAK1, JAK2, and STAT1 which in turn induces genes containing the gamma-interferon activation sequence (GAS) in the promoter. Many IFNγ functions are mediated by direct activation of immune effector genes by STAT1, including genes encoding antiviral proteins, microbicidal molecules, phagocytic receptors, chemokines, cytokines, and antigen-presenting molecules. Canonical Jak-STAT signaling mechanisms leading to activation of well-characterized STAT1 target genes have been previously reviewed (Stark (2007) Cytokine Growth Factor Rev., 18:419-423). In addition, activation of other STATs and alternative signaling pathways can contribute to IFNγ function in certain cell contexts (reviewed in van Boxel-Dezaire and Stark, 2007 Curr. Top. Microbiol. Immunol., 316:119-154 and Gough et al., 2008 Cytokine Growth Factor Rev., 19:383-394). Importantly, many key IFNγ functions are mediated by cross-regulation of cellular responses to other cytokines and inflammatory factors, such as, at least, tumor necrosis factor-alpha, interleukin-4, type I IFNs, and lipopolysaccharide. The capacity of IFNγ to cross-regulate signaling pathways induced by other endogenous and exogenous factors is less appreciated, and the underlying mechanisms are more recently described. The mechanisms and (patho)physiological impact of IFNγ-mediated cross-regulation of signal transduction is reviewed by Hu and Ivashkiv (2009) Immunity 31:539-550. For reviews of multiple IFNγ responsive genes, see Samarajiwa et al. (2009) Nucl. Acids Res. 37:D852-D857 and Schneider et al. (2014) Annu. Rev. Immunol. 32:513-545. IFNγ signaling can at least promote NK cell activity, increase antigen presentation and lysosome activity of macrophages, activate inducible nitric oxide synthase (iNOS), and induce the production of IgG2a and IgG3 from activated plasma B cells. Many IFN-stimulated genes control viral, bacterial, and parasite infection by directly targeting pathways and functions required during pathogen life cycles. Upregulation of chemokines and chemokine receptors enables cell-to-cell communication, whereas negative regulators of signaling help resolve the IFN-induced state and facilitate the return to cellular homeostasis. Additional IFN-stimulated genes encode for proapoptotic proteins, leading to cell death under certain conditions. IFNγ signaling, as described herein, include at least activation or inhibition of at least one IFNγ responsive genes well known in the art. The detection methods for such activation or inhibitor of IFNγ responsive genes are also well known in the art. In some embodiments, the cancer cells described herein have defective or at least reduced IFNγ signaling, preferably due to inhibition by one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E). Upon treatment with the antagonizing agent for such one or more biomarkers in Table 1, as described herein, such cancer cells restore IFNγ signaling. Such defective, reduced, or restored IFNγ signaling can be detected and/or measured through the expression and/or function of IFN-responsive genes, as described herein, using any known method in the art.

Cancer cells are often in the form of a tumor, but such cells may exist alone within an animal, or may be a non-tumorigenic cancer cell, such as a leukemia cell. As used herein, the term “cancer” includes premalignant as well as malignant cancers. Cancers include, but are not limited to, B cell cancer, e.g., multiple myeloma, Waldenström's macroglobulinemia, the heavy chain diseases, such as, for example, alpha chain disease, gamma chain disease, and mu chain disease, benign monoclonal gammopathy, and immunocytic amyloidosis, melanomas, breast cancer, lung cancer, bronchus cancer, colorectal cancer, prostate cancer, pancreatic cancer, stomach cancer, ovarian cancer, urinary bladder cancer, brain or central nervous system cancer, peripheral nervous system cancer, esophageal cancer, cervical cancer, uterine or endometrial cancer, cancer of the oral cavity or pharynx, liver cancer, kidney cancer, testicular cancer, biliary tract cancer, small bowel or appendix cancer, salivary gland cancer, thyroid gland cancer, adrenal gland cancer, osteosarcoma, chondrosarcoma, cancer of hematologic tissues, and the like. Other non-limiting examples of types of cancers applicable to the methods encompassed by the present invention include human sarcomas and carcinomas, e.g., fibrosarcoma, myxosarcoma, liposarcoma, chondrosarcoma, osteogenic sarcoma, chordoma, angiosarcoma, endotheliosarcoma, lymphangiosarcoma, lymphangioendotheliosarcoma, synovioma, mesothelioma, Ewing's tumor, leiomyosarcoma, rhabdomyosarcoma, colon carcinoma, colorectal cancer, pancreatic cancer, breast cancer, ovarian cancer, prostate cancer, squamous cell carcinoma, basal cell carcinoma, adenocarcinoma, sweat gland carcinoma, sebaceous gland carcinoma, papillary carcinoma, papillary adenocarcinomas, cystadenocarcinoma, medullary carcinoma, bronchogenic carcinoma, renal cell carcinoma, hepatoma, bile duct carcinoma, liver cancer, choriocarcinoma, seminoma, embryonal carcinoma, Wilms' tumor, cervical cancer, bone cancer, brain tumor, testicular cancer, lung carcinoma, small cell lung carcinoma, bladder carcinoma, epithelial carcinoma, glioma, astrocytoma, medulloblastoma, craniopharyngioma, ependymoma, pinealoma, hemangioblastoma, acoustic neuroma, oligodendroglioma, meningioma, melanoma, neuroblastoma, retinoblastoma; leukemias, e.g., acute lymphocytic leukemia and acute myelocytic leukemia (myeloblastic, promyelocytic, myelomonocytic, monocytic and erythroleukemia); chronic leukemia (chronic myelocytic (granulocytic) leukemia and chronic lymphocytic leukemia); and polycythemia vera, lymphoma (Hodgkin's disease and non-Hodgkin's disease), multiple myeloma, Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia, and heavy chain disease. In some embodiments, cancers are epithlelial in nature and include but are not limited to, bladder cancer, breast cancer, cervical cancer, colon cancer, gynecologic cancers, renal cancer, laryngeal cancer, lung cancer, oral cancer, head and neck cancer, ovarian cancer, pancreatic cancer, prostate cancer, or skin cancer. In other embodiments, the cancer is breast cancer, prostate cancer, lung cancer, or colon cancer. In still other embodiments, the epithelial cancer is non-small-cell lung cancer, nonpapillary renal cell carcinoma, cervical carcinoma, ovarian carcinoma (e.g., serous ovarian carcinoma), or breast carcinoma. The epithelial cancers may be characterized in various other ways including, but not limited to, serous, endometrioid, mucinous, clear cell, Brenner, or undifferentiated.

The term “coding region” refers to regions of a nucleotide sequence comprising codons which are translated into amino acid residues, whereas the term “noncoding region” refers to regions of a nucleotide sequence that are not translated into amino acids (e.g., 5′ and 3′ untranslated regions).

The term “complementary” refers to the broad concept of sequence complementarity between regions of two nucleic acid strands or between two regions of the same nucleic acid strand. It is known that an adenine residue of a first nucleic acid region is capable of forming specific hydrogen bonds (“base pairing”) with a residue of a second nucleic acid region which is antiparallel to the first region if the residue is thymine or uracil. Similarly, it is known that a cytosine residue of a first nucleic acid strand is capable of base pairing with a residue of a second nucleic acid strand which is antiparallel to the first strand if the residue is guanine. A first region of a nucleic acid is complementary to a second region of the same or a different nucleic acid if, when the two regions are arranged in an antiparallel fashion, at least one nucleotide residue of the first region is capable of base pairing with a residue of the second region. Preferably, the first region comprises a first portion and the second region comprises a second portion, whereby, when the first and second portions are arranged in an antiparallel fashion, at least about 50%, and preferably at least about 75%, at least about 90%, or at least about 95% of the nucleotide residues of the first portion are capable of base pairing with nucleotide residues in the second portion. More preferably, all nucleotide residues of the first portion are capable of base pairing with nucleotide residues in the second portion.

The term “control” refers to any reference standard suitable to provide a comparison to the expression products in the test sample. In one embodiment, the control comprises obtaining a “control sample” from which expression product levels are detected and compared to the expression product levels from the test sample. Such a control sample may comprise any suitable sample, including but not limited to a sample from a control cancer patient (can be stored sample or previous sample measurement) with a known outcome; normal tissue or cells isolated from a subject, such as a normal patient or the cancer patient, cultured primary cells/tissues isolated from a subject such as a normal subject or the cancer patient, adjacent normal cells/tissues obtained from the same organ or body location of the cancer patient, a tissue or cell sample isolated from a normal subject, or a primary cells/tissues obtained from a depository. In another preferred embodiment, the control may comprise a reference standard expression product level from any suitable source, including but not limited to housekeeping genes, an expression product level range from normal tissue (or other previously analyzed control sample), a previously determined expression product level range within a test sample from a group of patients, or a set of patients with a certain outcome (for example, survival for one, two, three, four years, etc.) or receiving a certain treatment (for example, standard of care cancer therapy). It will be understood by those of skill in the art that such control samples and reference standard expression product levels can be used in combination as controls in the methods of the present invention. In one embodiment, the control may comprise normal or non-cancerous cell/tissue sample. In another preferred embodiment, the control may comprise an expression level for a set of patients, such as a set of cancer patients, or for a set of cancer patients receiving a certain treatment, or for a set of patients with one outcome versus another outcome. In the former case, the specific expression product level of each patient can be assigned to a percentile level of expression, or expressed as either higher or lower than the mean or average of the reference standard expression level. In another preferred embodiment, the control may comprise normal cells, cells from patients treated with combination chemotherapy, and cells from patients having benign cancer. In another embodiment, the control may also comprise a measured value for example, average level of expression of a particular gene in a population compared to the level of expression of a housekeeping gene in the same population. Such a population may comprise normal subjects, cancer patients who have not undergone any treatment (i.e., treatment naive), cancer patients undergoing standard of care therapy, or patients having benign cancer. In another preferred embodiment, the control comprises a ratio transformation of expression product levels, including but not limited to determining a ratio of expression product levels of two genes in the test sample and comparing it to any suitable ratio of the same two genes in a reference standard; determining expression product levels of the two or more genes in the test sample and determining a difference in expression product levels in any suitable control; and determining expression product levels of the two or more genes in the test sample, normalizing their expression to expression of housekeeping genes in the test sample, and comparing to any suitable control. In particularly preferred embodiments, the control comprises a control sample which is of the same lineage and/or type as the test sample. In another embodiment, the control may comprise expression product levels grouped as percentiles within or based on a set of patient samples, such as all patients with cancer. In one embodiment a control expression product level is established wherein higher or lower levels of expression product relative to, for instance, a particular percentile, are used as the basis for predicting outcome. In another preferred embodiment, a control expression product level is established using expression product levels from cancer control patients with a known outcome, and the expression product levels from the test sample are compared to the control expression product level as the basis for predicting outcome. As demonstrated by the data below, the methods of the present invention are not limited to use of a specific cut-point in comparing the level of expression product in the test sample to the control.

The “copy number” of a biomarker nucleic acid refers to the number of DNA sequences in a cell (e.g., germline and/or somatic) encoding a particular gene product. Generally, for a given gene, a mammal has two copies of each gene. The copy number can be increased, however, by gene amplification or duplication, or reduced by deletion. For example, germline copy number changes include changes at one or more genomic loci, wherein said one or more genomic loci are not accounted for by the number of copies in the normal complement of germline copies in a control (e.g., the normal copy number in germline DNA for the same species as that from which the specific germline DNA and corresponding copy number were determined). Somatic copy number changes include changes at one or more genomic loci, wherein said one or more genomic loci are not accounted for by the number of copies in germline DNA of a control (e.g., copy number in germline DNA for the same subject as that from which the somatic DNA and corresponding copy number were determined).

The “normal” copy number (e.g., germline and/or somatic) of a biomarker nucleic acid or “normal” level of expression of a biomarker nucleic acid or protein is the activity/level of expression or copy number in a biological sample, e.g., a sample containing tissue, whole blood, serum, plasma, buccal scrape, saliva, cerebrospinal fluid, urine, stool, and bone marrow, from a subject, e.g., a human, not afflicted with cancer, or from a corresponding non-cancerous tissue in the same subject who has cancer.

As used herein, the term “costimulate” with reference to activated immune cells includes the ability of a costimulatory molecule to provide a second, non-activating receptor mediated signal (a “costimulatory signal”) that induces proliferation or effector function. For example, a costimulatory signal can result in cytokine secretion, e.g., in a T cell that has received a T cell-receptor-mediated signal. Immune cells that have received a cell-receptor mediated signal, e.g., via an activating receptor are referred to herein as “activated immune cells.”

The term “determining a suitable treatment regimen for the subject” is taken to mean the determination of a treatment regimen (i.e., a single therapy or a combination of different therapies that are used for the prevention and/or treatment of the cancer in the subject) for a subject that is started, modified and/or ended based or essentially based or at least partially based on the results of the analysis according to the present invention. One example is starting an adjuvant therapy after surgery whose purpose is to decrease the risk of recurrence, another would be to modify the dosage of a particular chemotherapy. The determination can, in addition to the results of the analysis according to the present invention, be based on personal characteristics of the subject to be treated. In most cases, the actual determination of the suitable treatment regimen for the subject will be performed by the attending physician or doctor.

The term “diagnosing cancer” includes the use of the methods, systems, and code of the present invention to determine the presence or absence of a cancer or subtype thereof in an individual. The term also includes methods, systems, and code for assessing the level of disease activity in an individual.

A molecule is “fixed” or “affixed” to a substrate if it is covalently or non-covalently associated with the substrate such that the substrate can be rinsed with a fluid (e.g. standard saline citrate, pH 7.4) without a substantial fraction of the molecule dissociating from the substrate.

The term “expression signature” or “signature” refers to a group of one or more coordinately expressed biomarkers related to a measured phenotype. For example, the genes, proteins, metabolites, and the like making up this signature may be expressed in a specific cell lineage, stage of differentiation, or during a particular biological response. The biomarkers can reflect biological aspects of the tumors in which they are expressed, such as the cell of origin of the cancer, the nature of the non-malignant cells in the biopsy, and the oncogenic mechanisms responsible for the cancer. Expression data and gene expression levels can be stored on computer readable media, e.g., the computer readable medium used in conjunction with a microarray or chip reading device. Such expression data can be manipulated to generate expression signatures. “Homologous” as used herein, refers to nucleotide sequence similarity between two regions of the same nucleic acid strand or between regions of two different nucleic acid strands. When a nucleotide residue position in both regions is occupied by the same nucleotide residue, then the regions are homologous at that position. A first region is homologous to a second region if at least one nucleotide residue position of each region is occupied by the same residue. Homology between two regions is expressed in terms of the proportion of nucleotide residue positions of the two regions that are occupied by the same nucleotide residue. By way of example, a region having the nucleotide sequence 5′-ATTGCC-3′ and a region having the nucleotide sequence 5′-TATGGC-3′ share 50% homology. Preferably, the first region comprises a first portion and the second region comprises a second portion, whereby, at least about 50%, and preferably at least about 75%, at least about 90%, or at least about 95% of the nucleotide residue positions of each of the portions are occupied by the same nucleotide residue. More preferably, all nucleotide residue positions of each of the portions are occupied by the same nucleotide residue.

The term “immune cell” refers to cells that play a role in the immune response. Immune cells are of hematopoietic origin, and include lymphocytes, such as B cells and T cells; natural killer cells; myeloid cells, such as monocytes, macrophages, eosinophils, mast cells, basophils, and granulocytes.

The term “immunotherapy” or “immunotherapies” refer to any treatment that uses certain parts of a subject's immune system to fight diseases such as cancer. The subject's own immune system is stimulated (or suppressed), with or without administration of one or more agent for that purpose. Immunotherapies that are designed to elicit or amplify an immune response are referred to as “activation immunotherapies.” Immunotherapies that are designed to reduce or suppress an immune response are referred to as “suppression immunotherapies.” Any agent believed to have an immune system effect on the genetically modified transplanted cancer cells can be assayed to determine whether the agent is an immunotherapy and the effect that a given genetic modification has on the modulation of immune response. In some embodiments, the immunotherapy is cancer cell-specific. In some embodiments, immunotherapy can be “untargeted,” which refers to administration of agents that do not selectively interact with immune system cells, yet modulates immune system function. Representative examples of untargeted therapies include, without limitation, chemotherapy, gene therapy, and radiation therapy.

Immunotherapy is one form of targeted therapy that may comprise, for example, the use of cancer vaccines and/or sensitized antigen presenting cells. For example, an oncolytic virus is a virus that is able to infect and lyse cancer cells, while leaving normal cells unharmed, making them potentially useful in cancer therapy. Replication of oncolytic viruses both facilitates tumor cell destruction and also produces dose amplification at the tumor site. They may also act as vectors for anticancer genes, allowing them to be specifically delivered to the tumor site. The immunotherapy can involve passive immunity for short-term protection of a host, achieved by the administration of pre-formed antibody directed against a cancer antigen or disease antigen (e.g., administration of a monoclonal antibody, optionally linked to a chemotherapeutic agent or toxin, to a tumor antigen). For example, anti-VEGF and mTOR inhibitors are known to be effective in treating renal cell carcinoma. Immunotherapy can also focus on using the cytotoxic lymphocyte-recognized epitopes of cancer cell lines. Alternatively, antisense polynucleotides, ribozymes, RNA interference molecules, triple helix polynucleotides and the like, can be used to selectively modulate biomolecules that are linked to the initiation, progression, and/or pathology of a tumor or cancer.

Immunotherapy can involve passive immunity for short-term protection of a host, achieved by the administration of pre-formed antibody directed against a cancer antigen or disease antigen (e.g., administration of a monoclonal antibody, optionally linked to a chemotherapeutic agent or toxin, to a tumor antigen). Immunotherapy can also focus on using the cytotoxic lymphocyte-recognized epitopes of cancer cell lines. Alternatively, antisense polynucleotides, ribozymes, RNA interference molecules, triple helix polynucleotides and the like, can be used to selectively modulate biomolecules that are linked to the initiation, progression, and/or pathology of a tumor or cancer.

In some embodiments, the immunotherapy described herein comprises at least one immunogenic chemotherapies. The term “immunogenic chemotherapy” refers to any chemotherapy that has been demonstrated to induce immunogenic cell death, a state that is detectable by the release of one or more damage-associated molecular pattern (DAMP) molecules, including, but not limited to, calreticulin, ATP and HMGB1 (Kroemer et al. (2013), Annu. Rev. Immunol., 31:51-72). Specific representative examples of consensus immunogenic chemotherapies include 5′-fluorouracil, anthracyclines, such as doxorubicin, and platinum drugs, such as oxaliplatin, among others.

In some embodiments, immunotherapy comprises inhibitors of one or more immune checkpoints. The term “immune checkpoint” refers to a group of molecules on the cell surface of CD4+ and/or CD8+ T cells that fine-tune immune responses by down-modulating or inhibiting an anti-tumor immune response. Immune checkpoint proteins are well-known in the art and include, without limitation, CTLA-4, PD-1, VISTA, B7-H2, B7-H3, PD-L1, B7-H4, B7-H6, ICOS, HVEM, PD-L2, CD160, gp49B, PIR-B, KIR family receptors, TIM-1, TIM-3, TIM-4, LAG-3, GITR, 4-IBB, OX-40, BTLA, SIRP, CD47, CD48, 2B4 (CD244), B7.1, B7.2, ILT-2, ILT-4, TIGIT, HHLA2, butyrophilins, IDO, CD39, CD73 and A2aR (see, for example, WO 2012/177624). The term further encompasses biologically active protein fragment, as well as nucleic acids encoding full-length immune checkpoint proteins and biologically active protein fragments thereof. In some embodiment, the term further encompasses any fragment according to homology descriptions provided herein. In one embodiment, the immune checkpoint is PD-1.

Immune checkpoints and their sequences are well-known in the art and representative embodiments are described below. For example, the term “PD-1” refers to a member of the immunoglobulin gene superfamily that functions as a coinhibitory receptor having PD-L1 and PD-L2 as known ligands. PD-1 was previously identified using a subtraction cloning based approach to select for genes upregulated during TCR-induced activated T cell death. PD-1 is a member of the CD28/CTLA-4 family of molecules based on its ability to bind to PD-L1. Like CTLA-4, PD-1 is rapidly induced on the surface of T-cells in response to anti-CD3 (Agata et al. 25 (1996) Int. Immunol. 8:765). In contrast to CTLA-4, however, PD-1 is also induced on the surface of B-cells (in response to anti-IgM). PD-1 is also expressed on a subset of thymocytes and myeloid cells (Agata et al. (1996) supra; Nishimura et al. (1996) Int. Immunol. 8:773).

The nucleic acid and amino acid sequences of a representative human PD-1 biomarker is available to the public at the GenBank database under NM_005018.2 and NP_005009.2 and is shown in Table 1 (see also Ishida et al. (1992) 20 EMBO J 11:3887; Shinohara et al. (1994) Genomics 23:704; U.S. Pat. No. 5,698,520). PD-1 has an extracellular region containing immunoglobulin superfamily domain, a transmembrane domain, and an intracellular region including an immunoreceptor tyrosine-based inhibitory motif (ITIM) (Ishida et al. (1992) EMBO J. 11:3887; Shinohara et al. (1994) Genomics 23:704; and U.S. Pat. No. 5,698,520) and an immunoreceptor tyrosine-based switch motif (ITSM). These features also define a larger family of polypeptides, called the immunoinhibitory receptors, which also includes gp49B, PIR-B, and the killer inhibitory receptors (KIRs) (Vivier and Daeron (1997) Immunol. Today 18:286). It is often assumed that the tyrosyl phosphorylated ITIM and ITSM motif of these receptors interacts with SH2-domain containing phosphatases, which leads to inhibitory signals. A subset of these immunoinhibitory receptors bind to MHC polypeptides, for example the KIRs, and CTLA4 binds to B7-1 and B7-2. It has been proposed that there is a phylogenetic relationship between the MHC and B7 genes (Henry et al. (1999) Immunol. Today 20(6):285-8). Nucleic acid and polypeptide sequences of PD-1 orthologs in organisms other than humans are well-known and include, for example, mouse PD-1 (NM 008798.2 and NP_032824.1), rat PD-1 (NM_001106927.1 and NP_001100397.1), dog PD-1 (XM_543338.3 and XP_543338.3), cow PD-1 (NM_001083506.1 and NP_001076975.1), and chicken PD-1 (XM_422723.3 and XP_422723.2).

PD-1 polypeptides are inhibitory receptors capable of transmitting an inhibitory signal to an immune cell to thereby inhibit immune cell effector function, or are capable of promoting costimulation (e.g., by competitive inhibition) of immune cells, e.g., when present in soluble, monomeric form. Preferred PD-1 family members share sequence identity with PD-1 and bind to one or more B7 family members, e.g., B7-1, B7-2, PD-1 ligand, and/or other polypeptides on antigen presenting cells.

The term “PD-1 activity,” includes the ability of a PD-1 polypeptide to modulate an inhibitory signal in an activated immune cell, e.g., by engaging a natural PD-1 ligand on an antigen presenting cell. Modulation of an inhibitory signal in an immune cell results in modulation of proliferation of, and/or cytokine secretion by, an immune cell. Thus, the term “PD-1 activity” includes the ability of a PD-1 polypeptide to bind its natural ligand(s), the ability to modulate immune cell costimulatory or inhibitory signals, and the ability to modulate the immune response.

The term “PD-1 ligand” refers to binding partners of the PD-1 receptor and includes both PD-L1 (Freeman et al. (2000) J. Exp. Med. 192:1027-1034) and PD-L2 (Latchman et al. (2001) Nat. Immunol. 2:261). At least two types of human PD-1 ligand polypeptides exist. PD-1 ligand proteins comprise a signal sequence, and an IgV domain, an IgC domain, a transmembrane domain, and a short cytoplasmic tail. Both PD-L1 (See Freeman et al. (2000) for sequence data) and PD-L2 (See Latchman et al. (2001) Nat. Immunol. 2:261 for sequence data) are members of the B7 family of polypeptides. Both PD-L1 and PD-L2 are expressed in placenta, spleen, lymph nodes, thymus, and heart. Only PD-L2 is expressed in pancreas, lung and liver, while only PD-L1 is expressed in fetal liver. Both PD-1 ligands are upregulated on activated monocytes and dendritic cells, although PD-L1 expression is broader. For example, PD-L1 is known to be constitutively expressed and upregulated to higher levels on murine hematopoietic cells (e.g., T cells, B cells, macrophages, dendritic cells (DCs), and bone marrow-derived mast cells) and non-hematopoietic cells (e.g., endothelial, epithelial, and muscle cells), whereas PD-L2 is inducibly expressed on DCs, macrophages, and bone marrow-derived mast cells (see Butte et al. (2007) Immunity 27:111).

PD-1 ligands comprise a family of polypeptides having certain conserved structural and functional features. The term “family” when used to refer to proteins or nucleic acid molecules, is intended to mean two or more proteins or nucleic acid molecules having a common structural domain or motif and having sufficient amino acid or nucleotide sequence homology, as defined herein. Such family members can be naturally or non-naturally occurring and can be from either the same or different species. For example, a family can contain a first protein of human origin, as well as other, distinct proteins of human origin or alternatively, can contain homologues of non-human origin. Members of a family may also have common functional characteristics. PD-1 ligands are members of the B7 family of polypeptides. The term “B7 family” or “B7 polypeptides” as used herein includes costimulatory polypeptides that share sequence homology with B7 polypeptides, e.g., with B7-1, B7-2, B7h (Swallow et al. (1999) Immunity 11:423), and/or PD-1 ligands (e.g., PD-L1 or PD-L2). For example, human B7-1 and B7-2 share approximately 26% amino acid sequence identity when compared using the BLAST program at NCBI with the default parameters (Blosum62 matrix with gap penalties set at existence 11 and extension 1 (See the NCBI website). The term B7 family also includes variants of these polypeptides which are capable of modulating immune cell function. The B7 family of molecules share a number of conserved regions, including signal domains, IgV domains and the IgC domains. IgV domains and the IgC domains are art-recognized Ig superfamily member domains. These domains correspond to structural units that have distinct folding patterns called Ig folds. Ig folds are comprised of a sandwich of two β sheets, each consisting of anti-parallel β strands of 5-10 amino acids with a conserved disulfide bond between the two sheets in most, but not all, IgC domains of Ig, TCR, and MHC molecules share the same types of sequence patterns and are called the C1-set within the Ig superfamily. Other IgC domains fall within other sets. IgV domains also share sequence patterns and are called V set domains. IgV domains are longer than IgC domains and contain an additional pair of β strands.

Preferred B7 polypeptides are capable of providing costimulatory or inhibitory signals to immune cells to thereby promote or inhibit immune cell responses. For example, B7 family members that bind to costimulatory receptors increase T cell activation and proliferation, while B7 family members that bind to inhibitory receptors reduce costimulation. Moreover, the same B7 family member may increase or decrease T cell costimulation. For example, when bound to a costimulatory receptor, PD-1 ligand can induce costimulation of immune cells or can inhibit immune cell costimulation, e.g., when present in soluble form. When bound to an inhibitory receptor, PD-1 ligand polypeptides can transmit an inhibitory signal to an immune cell. Preferred B7 family members include B7-1, B7-2, B7h, PD-L1 or PD-L2 and soluble fragments or derivatives thereof. In one embodiment, B7 family members bind to one or more receptors on an immune cell, e.g., CTLA4, CD28, ICOS, PD-1 and/or other receptors, and, depending on the receptor, have the ability to transmit an inhibitory signal or a costimulatory signal to an immune cell, preferably a T cell.

Modulation of a costimulatory signal results in modulation of effector function of an immune cell. Thus, the term “PD-1 ligand activity” includes the ability of a PD-1 ligand polypeptide to bind its natural receptor(s) (e.g. PD-1 or B7-1), the ability to modulate immune cell costimulatory or inhibitory signals, and the ability to modulate the immune response.

The term “PD-L1” refers to a specific PD-1 ligand. Two forms of human PD-L1 molecules have been identified. One form is a naturally occurring PD-L1 soluble polypeptide, i.e., having a short hydrophilic domain and no transmembrane domain, and is referred to herein as PD-L1S. The second form is a cell-associated polypeptide, i.e., having a transmembrane and cytoplasmic domain, referred to herein as PD-L1M. The nucleic acid and amino acid sequences of representative human PD-L1 biomarkers regarding PD-L1M are also available to the public at the GenBank database under NM_014143.3 and NP_054862.1. PD-L1 proteins comprise a signal sequence, and an IgV domain and an IgC domain. In addition, nucleic acid and polypeptide sequences of PD-L1 orthologs in organisms other than humans are well-known and include, for example, mouse PD-L1 (NM_021893.3 and NP_068693.1), rat PD-L1 (NM_001191954.1 and NP_001178883.1), dog PD-L1 (XM_541302.3 and XP_541302.3), cow PD-L1 (NM_001163412.1 and NP_001156884.1), and chicken PD-L1 (XM_424811.3 and XP_424811.3).

The term “PD-L2” refers to another specific PD-1 ligand. PD-L2 is a B7 family member expressed on various APCs, including dendritic cells, macrophages and bone-marrow derived mast cells (Zhong et al. (2007) Eur. J. Immunol. 37:2405). APC-expressed PD-L2 is able to both inhibit T cell activation through ligation of PD-1 and costimulate T cell activation, through a PD-1 independent mechanism (Shin et al. (2005) J. Exp. Med. 201:1531). In addition, ligation of dendritic cell-expressed PD-L2 results in enhanced dendritic cell cytokine expression and survival (Radhakrishnan et al. (2003) J. Immunol. 37:1827; Nguyen et al. (2002) J. Exp. Med. 196:1393). The nucleic acid and amino acid sequences of representative human PD-L2 biomarkers are well-known in the art and are also available to the public at the GenBank database under NM_025239.3 and NP_079515.2. PD-L2 proteins are characterized by common structural elements. In some embodiments, PD-L2 proteins include at least one or more of the following domains: a signal peptide domain, a transmembrane domain, an IgV domain, an IgC domain, an extracellular domain, a transmembrane domain, and a cytoplasmic domain. As used herein, a “signal sequence” or “signal peptide” serves to direct a polypeptide containing such a sequence to a lipid bilayer, and is cleaved in secreted and membrane bound polypeptides and includes a peptide containing about 15 or more amino acids which occurs at the N-terminus of secretory and membrane bound polypeptides and which contains a large number of hydrophobic amino acid residues. For example, a signal sequence contains at least about 10-30 amino acid residues, preferably about 15-25 amino acid residues, more preferably about 18-20 amino acid residues, and even more preferably about 19 amino acid residues, and has at least about 35-65%, preferably about 38-50%, and more preferably about 40-45% hydrophobic amino acid residues (e.g., valine, leucine, isoleucine or phenylalanine). In another embodiment, amino acid residues 220-243 of the native human PD-L2 polypeptide and amino acid residues 201-243 of the mature polypeptide comprise a transmembrane domain. As used herein, the term “transmembrane domain” includes an amino acid sequence of about 15 amino acid residues in length which spans the plasma membrane. More preferably, a transmembrane domain includes about at least 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, or 45 amino acid residues and spans the plasma membrane. Transmembrane domains are rich in hydrophobic residues, and typically have an alpha-helical structure. In a preferred embodiment, at least 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, 90%, 95% or more of the amino acids of a transmembrane domain are hydrophobic, e.g., leucines, isoleucines, tyrosines, or tryptophans. Transmembrane domains are described in, for example, Zagotta, W. N. et al. (1996) Annu. Rev. Neurosci. 19: 235-263. In still another embodiment, amino acid residues 20-120 of the native human PD-L2 polypeptide and amino acid residues 1-101 of the mature polypeptide comprise an IgV domain. Amino acid residues 121-219 of the native human PD-L2 polypeptide and amino acid residues 102-200 of the mature polypeptide comprise an IgC domain. As used herein, IgV and IgC domains are recognized in the art as Ig superfamily member domains. These domains correspond to structural units that have distinct folding patterns called Ig folds. Ig folds are comprised of a sandwich of two ß sheets, each consisting of antiparallel (3 strands of 5-10 amino acids with a conserved disulfide bond between the two sheets in most, but not all, domains. IgC domains of Ig, TCR, and MHC molecules share the same types of sequence patterns and are called the C1 set within the Ig superfamily. Other IgC domains fall within other sets. IgV domains also share sequence patterns and are called V set domains. IgV domains are longer than C-domains and form an additional pair of strands. In yet another embodiment, amino acid residues 1-219 of the native human PD-L2 polypeptide and amino acid residues 1-200 of the mature polypeptide comprise an extracellular domain. As used herein, the term “extracellular domain” represents the N-terminal amino acids which extend as a tail from the surface of a cell. An extracellular domain of the present invention includes an IgV domain and an IgC domain, and may include a signal peptide domain. In still another embodiment, amino acid residues 244-273 of the native human PD-L2 polypeptide and amino acid residues 225-273 of the mature polypeptide comprise a cytoplasmic domain. As used herein, the term “cytoplasmic domain” represents the C-terminal amino acids which extend as a tail into the cytoplasm of a cell. In addition, nucleic acid and polypeptide sequences of PD-L2 orthologs in organisms other than humans are well-known and include, for example, mouse PD-L2 (NM_021396.2 and NP_067371.1), rat PD-L2 (NM_001107582.2 and NP_001101052.2), dog PD-L2 (XM_847012.2 and XP_852105.2), cow PD-L2 (XM_586846.5 and XP_586846.3), and chimpanzee PD-L2 (XM_001140776.2 and XP_001140776.1).

The term “PD-L2 activity,” “biological activity of PD-L2,” or “functional activity of PD-L2,” refers to an activity exerted by a PD-L2 protein, polypeptide or nucleic acid molecule on a PD-L2-responsive cell or tissue, or on a PD-L2 polypeptide binding partner, as determined in vivo, or in vitro, according to standard techniques. In one embodiment, a PD-L2 activity is a direct activity, such as an association with a PD-L2 binding partner. As used herein, a “target molecule” or “binding partner” is a molecule with which a PD-L2 polypeptide binds or interacts in nature, such that PD-L2-mediated function is achieved. In an exemplary embodiment, a PD-L2 target molecule is the receptor RGMb. Alternatively, a PD-L2 activity is an indirect activity, such as a cellular signaling activity mediated by interaction of the PD-L2 polypeptide with its natural binding partner (i.e., physiologically relevant interacting macromolecule involved in an immune function or other biologically relevant function), e.g., RGMb. The biological activities of PD-L2 are described herein. For example, the PD-L2 polypeptides of the present invention can have one or more of the following activities: 1) bind to and/or modulate the activity of the receptor RGMb, PD-1, or other PD-L2 natural binding partners, 2) modulate intra- or intercellular signaling, 3) modulate activation of immune cells, e.g., T lymphocytes, and 4) modulate the immune response of an organism, e.g., a mouse or human organism. “Anti-immune checkpoint therapy” refers to the use of agents that inhibit immune checkpoint nucleic acids and/or proteins. Inhibition of one or more immune checkpoints can block or otherwise neutralize inhibitory signaling to thereby upregulate an immune response in order to more efficaciously treat cancer. Exemplary agents useful for inhibiting immune checkpoints include antibodies, small molecules, peptides, peptidomimetics, natural ligands, and derivatives of natural ligands, that can either bind and/or inactivate or inhibit immune checkpoint proteins, or fragments thereof, as well as RNA interference, antisense, nucleic acid aptamers, etc. that can downregulate the expression and/or activity of immune checkpoint nucleic acids, or fragments thereof. Exemplary agents for upregulating an immune response include antibodies against one or more immune checkpoint proteins block the interaction between the proteins and its natural receptor(s); a non-activating form of one or more immune checkpoint proteins (e.g., a dominant negative polypeptide); small molecules or peptides that block the interaction between one or more immune checkpoint proteins and its natural receptor(s); fusion proteins (e.g. the extracellular portion of an immune checkpoint inhibition protein fused to the Fc portion of an antibody or immunoglobulin) that bind to its natural receptor(s); nucleic acid molecules that block immune checkpoint nucleic acid transcription or translation; and the like. Such agents can directly block the interaction between the one or more immune checkpoints and its natural receptor(s) (e.g., antibodies) to prevent inhibitory signaling and upregulate an immune response. Alternatively, agents can indirectly block the interaction between one or more immune checkpoint proteins and its natural receptor(s) to prevent inhibitory signaling and upregulate an immune response. For example, a soluble version of an immune checkpoint protein ligand such as a stabilized extracellular domain can binding to its receptor to indirectly reduce the effective concentration of the receptor to bind to an appropriate ligand. In one embodiment, anti-PD-1 antibodies, anti-PD-L1 antibodies, and/or anti-PD-L2 antibodies, either alone or in combination, are used to inhibit immune checkpoints. These embodiments are also applicable to specific therapy against particular immune checkpoints, such as the PD-1 pathway (e.g., anti-PD-1 pathway therapy, otherwise known as PD-1 pathway inhibitor therapy).

The term “immune response” includes T cell mediated and/or B cell mediated immune responses. Exemplary immune responses include T cell responses, e.g., cytokine production and cellular cytotoxicity. In addition, the term immune response includes immune responses that are indirectly effected by T cell activation, e.g., antibody production (humoral responses) and activation of cytokine responsive cells, e.g., macrophages.

The term “immunotherapeutic agent” can include any molecule, peptide, antibody or other agent which can stimulate a host immune system to generate an immune response to a tumor or cancer in the subject. Various immunotherapeutic agents are useful in the compositions and methods described herein.

The term “inhibit” includes the decrease, limitation, or blockage, of, for example a particular action, function, or interaction. In some embodiments, cancer is “inhibited” if at least one symptom of the cancer is alleviated, terminated, slowed, or prevented. As used herein, cancer is also “inhibited” if recurrence or metastasis of the cancer is reduced, slowed, delayed, or prevented.

The term “interaction”, when referring to an interaction between two molecules, refers to the physical contact (e.g., binding) of the molecules with one another. Generally, such an interaction results in an activity (which produces a biological effect) of one or both of said molecules.

An “isolated protein” refers to a protein that is substantially free of other proteins, cellular material, separation medium, and culture medium when isolated from cells or produced by recombinant DNA techniques, or chemical precursors or other chemicals when chemically synthesized. An “isolated” or “purified” protein or biologically active portion thereof is substantially free of cellular material or other contaminating proteins from the cell or tissue source from which the antibody, polypeptide, peptide or fusion protein is derived, or substantially free from chemical precursors or other chemicals when chemically synthesized. The language “substantially free of cellular material” includes preparations of a biomarker polypeptide or fragment thereof, in which the protein is separated from cellular components of the cells from which it is isolated or recombinantly produced. In one embodiment, the language “substantially free of cellular material” includes preparations of a biomarker protein or fragment thereof, having less than about 30% (by dry weight) of non-biomarker protein (also referred to herein as a “contaminating protein”), more preferably less than about 20% of non-biomarker protein, still more preferably less than about 10% of non-biomarker protein, and most preferably less than about 5% non-biomarker protein. When antibody, polypeptide, peptide or fusion protein or fragment thereof, e.g., a biologically active fragment thereof, is recombinantly produced, it is also preferably substantially free of culture medium, i.e., culture medium represents less than about 20%, more preferably less than about 10%, and most preferably less than about 5% of the volume of the protein preparation.

As used herein, the term “isotype” refers to the antibody class (e.g., IgM, IgG1, IgG2C, and the like) that is encoded by heavy chain constant region genes.

As used herein, the term “K_(D)” is intended to refer to the dissociation equilibrium constant of a particular antibody-antigen interaction. The binding affinity of antibodies of the disclosed invention may be measured or determined by standard antibody-antigen assays, for example, competitive assays, saturation assays, or standard immunoassays such as ELISA or RIA.

A “kit” is any manufacture (e.g. a package or container) comprising at least one reagent, e.g. a probe or small molecule, for specifically detecting and/or affecting the expression of a marker of the present invention. The kit may be promoted, distributed, or sold as a unit for performing the methods of the present invention. The kit may comprise one or more reagents necessary to express a composition useful in the methods of the present invention. In certain embodiments, the kit may further comprise a reference standard, e.g., a nucleic acid encoding a protein that does not affect or regulate signaling pathways controlling cell growth, division, migration, survival or apoptosis. One skilled in the art can envision many such control proteins, including, but not limited to, common molecular tags (e.g., green fluorescent protein and beta-galactosidase), proteins not classified in any of pathway encompassing cell growth, division, migration, survival or apoptosis by GeneOntology reference, or ubiquitous housekeeping proteins. Reagents in the kit may be provided in individual containers or as mixtures of two or more reagents in a single container. In addition, instructional materials which describe the use of the compositions within the kit can be included.

The term “neoadjuvant therapy” refers to a treatment given before the primary treatment. Examples of neoadjuvant therapy can include chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and hormone therapy. For example, in treating breast cancer, neoadjuvant therapy can allows patients with large breast cancer to undergo breast-conserving surgery.

The “normal” level of expression of a biomarker is the level of expression of the biomarker in cells of a subject, e.g., a human patient, not afflicted with a cancer. An “over-expression” or “significantly higher level of expression” of a biomarker refers to an expression level in a test sample that is greater than the standard error of the assay employed to assess expression, and is preferably at least 10%, and more preferably 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6, 1.7, 1.8, 1.9, 2.0, 2.1, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 2.6, 2.7, 2.8, 2.9, 3, 3.5, 4, 4.5, 5, 5.5, 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5, 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5, 10, 10.5, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 times or more higher than the expression activity or level of the biomarker in a control sample (e.g., sample from a healthy subject not having the biomarker associated disease) and preferably, the average expression level of the biomarker in several control samples. A “significantly lower level of expression” of a biomarker refers to an expression level in a test sample that is at least 10%, and more preferably 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6, 1.7, 1.8, 1.9, 2.0, 2.1, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 2.6, 2.7, 2.8, 2.9, 3, 3.5, 4, 4.5, 5, 5.5, 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5, 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5, 10, 10.5, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 times or more lower than the expression level of the biomarker in a control sample (e.g., sample from a healthy subject not having the biomarker associated disease) and preferably, the average expression level of the biomarker in several control samples.

An “over-expression” or “significantly higher level of expression” of a biomarker refers to an expression level in a test sample that is greater than the standard error of the assay employed to assess expression, and is preferably at least 10%, and more preferably 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6, 1.7, 1.8, 1.9, 2.0, 2.1, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 2.6, 2.7, 2.8, 2.9, 3, 3.5, 4, 4.5, 5, 5.5, 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5, 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5, 10, 10.5, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 times or more higher than the expression activity or level of the biomarker in a control sample (e.g., sample from a healthy subject not having the biomarker associated disease) and preferably, the average expression level of the biomarker in several control samples. A “significantly lower level of expression” of a biomarker refers to an expression level in a test sample that is at least 10%, and more preferably 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 1.5, 1.6, 1.7, 1.8, 1.9, 2.0, 2.1, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.5, 2.6, 2.7, 2.8, 2.9, 3, 3.5, 4, 4.5, 5, 5.5, 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5, 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5, 10, 10.5, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 times or more lower than the expression level of the biomarker in a control sample (e.g., sample from a healthy subject not having the biomarker associated disease) and preferably, the average expression level of the biomarker in several control samples.

The term “pre-determined” biomarker amount and/or activity measurement(s) may be a biomarker amount and/or activity measurement(s) used to, by way of example only, evaluate a subject that may be selected for a particular treatment, evaluate a response to a treatment such as inhibitors of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E)/immunotherapy combination therapy, and/or evaluate the disease state. A pre-determined biomarker amount and/or activity measurement(s) may be determined in populations of patients with or without cancer. The pre-determined biomarker amount and/or activity measurement(s) can be a single number, equally applicable to every patient, or the pre-determined biomarker amount and/or activity measurement(s) can vary according to specific subpopulations of patients. Age, weight, height, and other factors of a subject may affect the pre-determined biomarker amount and/or activity measurement(s) of the individual. Furthermore, the pre-determined biomarker amount and/or activity can be determined for each subject individually. In one embodiment, the amounts determined and/or compared in a method described herein are based on absolute measurements. In another embodiment, the amounts determined and/or compared in a method described herein are based on relative measurements, such as ratios (e.g., serum biomarker normalized to the expression of housekeeping or otherwise generally constant biomarker). The pre-determined biomarker amount and/or activity measurement(s) can be any suitable standard. For example, the pre-determined biomarker amount and/or activity measurement(s) can be obtained from the same or a different human for whom a patient selection is being assessed. In one embodiment, the pre-determined biomarker amount and/or activity measurement(s) can be obtained from a previous assessment of the same patient. In such a manner, the progress of the selection of the patient can be monitored over time. In addition, the control can be obtained from an assessment of another human or multiple humans, e.g., selected groups of humans, if the subject is a human. In such a manner, the extent of the selection of the human for whom selection is being assessed can be compared to suitable other humans, e.g., other humans who are in a similar situation to the human of interest, such as those suffering from similar or the same condition(s) and/or of the same ethnic group.

The term “predictive” includes the use of a biomarker nucleic acid and/or protein status, e.g., over- or under-activity, emergence, expression, growth, remission, recurrence or resistance of tumors before, during or after therapy, for determining the likelihood of response of a cancer to inhibitors of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E)/immunotherapy combination therapy (e.g., treatment with a combination of such an inhibitor and an immunotherapy, such as an immune checkpoint inhibitor). Such predictive use of the biomarker may be confirmed by, e.g., (1) increased or decreased copy number (e.g., by FISH, FISH plus SKY, single-molecule sequencing, e.g., as described in the art at least at J. Biotechnol., 86:289-301, or qPCR), overexpression or underexpression of a biomarker nucleic acid (e.g., by ISH, Northern Blot, or qPCR), increased or decreased biomarker protein (e.g., by IHC), or increased or decreased activity, e.g., in more than about 5%, 6%, 7%, 8%, 9%, 10, 1%, 12%, 13%, 14%, 15%, 20%, 25%, 30%, 40%, 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, 90%, 95%, 100%, or more of assayed human cancers types or cancer samples; (2) its absolute or relatively modulated presence or absence in a biological sample, e.g., a sample containing tissue, whole blood, serum, plasma, buccal scrape, saliva, cerebrospinal fluid, urine, stool, or bone marrow, from a subject, e.g. a human, afflicted with cancer; (3) its absolute or relatively modulated presence or absence in clinical subset of patients with cancer (e.g., those responding to a particular inhibitor of one or more biomarkers in Table 1/immunotherapy combination therapy or those developing resistance thereto).

The term “pre-malignant lesions” as described herein refers to a lesion that, while not cancerous, has potential for becoming cancerous. It also includes the term “pre-malignant disorders” or “potentially malignant disorders.” In particular this refers to a benign, morphologically and/or histologically altered tissue that has a greater than normal risk of malignant transformation, and a disease or a patient's habit that does not necessarily alter the clinical appearance of local tissue but is associated with a greater than normal risk of precancerous lesion or cancer development in that tissue (leukoplakia, erythroplakia, erytroleukoplakia lichen planus (lichenoid reaction) and any lesion or an area which histological examination showed atypia of cells or dysplasia. In one embodiment, a metaplasia is a pre-malignant lesion.

The terms “prevent,” “preventing,” “prevention,” “prophylactic treatment,” and the like refer to reducing the probability of developing a disease, disorder, or condition in a subject, who does not have, but is at risk of or susceptible to developing a disease, disorder, or condition.

The term “probe” refers to any molecule which is capable of selectively binding to a specifically intended target molecule, for example, a nucleotide transcript or protein encoded by or corresponding to a biomarker nucleic acid. Probes can be either synthesized by one skilled in the art, or derived from appropriate biological preparations. For purposes of detection of the target molecule, probes may be specifically designed to be labeled, as described herein. Examples of molecules that can be utilized as probes include, but are not limited to, RNA, DNA, proteins, antibodies, and organic molecules.

The term “prognosis” includes a prediction of the probable course and outcome of cancer or the likelihood of recovery from the disease. In some embodiments, the use of statistical algorithms provides a prognosis of cancer in an individual. For example, the prognosis can be surgery, development of a clinical subtype of cancer (e.g., solid tumors, such as esophageal cancer and gastric cancer), development of one or more clinical factors, or recovery from the disease.

The term “response to immunotherapy” or “response to inhibitors of one or more biomarkers in Table 1/immunotherapy combination therapy” relates to any response of the hyperproliferative disorder (e.g., cancer) to an anti-cancer agent, such as an inhibitor of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E) and an immunotherapy, preferably to a change in tumor mass and/or volume after initiation of neoadjuvant or adjuvant therapy. Hyperproliferative disorder response may be assessed, for example for efficacy or in a neoadjuvant or adjuvant situation, where the size of a tumor after systemic intervention can be compared to the initial size and dimensions as measured by CT, PET, mammogram, ultrasound or palpation. Responses may also be assessed by caliper measurement or pathological examination of the tumor after biopsy or surgical resection. Response may be recorded in a quantitative fashion like percentage change in tumor volume or in a qualitative fashion like “pathological complete response” (pCR), “clinical complete remission” (cCR), “clinical partial remission” (cPR), “clinical stable disease” (cSD), “clinical progressive disease” (cPD) or other qualitative criteria. Assessment of hyperproliferative disorder response may be done early after the onset of neoadjuvant or adjuvant therapy, e.g., after a few hours, days, weeks or preferably after a few months. A typical endpoint for response assessment is upon termination of neoadjuvant chemotherapy or upon surgical removal of residual tumor cells and/or the tumor bed. This is typically three months after initiation of neoadjuvant therapy. In some embodiments, clinical efficacy of the therapeutic treatments described herein may be determined by measuring the clinical benefit rate (CBR). The clinical benefit rate is measured by determining the sum of the percentage of patients who are in complete remission (CR), the number of patients who are in partial remission (PR) and the number of patients having stable disease (SD) at a time point at least 6 months out from the end of therapy. The shorthand for this formula is CBR=CR+PR+SD over 6 months. In some embodiments, the CBR for a particular cancer therapeutic regimen is at least 25%, 30%, 35%, 40%, 45%, 50%, 55%, 60%, 65%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, or more. Additional criteria for evaluating the response to cancer therapies are related to “survival,” which includes all of the following: survival until mortality, also known as overall survival (wherein said mortality may be either irrespective of cause or tumor related); “recurrence-free survival” (wherein the term recurrence shall include both localized and distant recurrence); metastasis free survival; disease free survival (wherein the term disease shall include cancer and diseases associated therewith). The length of said survival may be calculated by reference to a defined start point (e.g., time of diagnosis or start of treatment) and end point (e.g., death, recurrence or metastasis). In addition, criteria for efficacy of treatment can be expanded to include response to chemotherapy, probability of survival, probability of metastasis within a given time period, and probability of tumor recurrence. For example, in order to determine appropriate threshold values, a particular cancer therapeutic regimen can be administered to a population of subjects and the outcome can be correlated to biomarker measurements that were determined prior to administration of any cancer therapy. The outcome measurement may be pathologic response to therapy given in the neoadjuvant setting. Alternatively, outcome measures, such as overall survival and disease-free survival can be monitored over a period of time for subjects following cancer therapy for which biomarker measurement values are known. In certain embodiments, the doses administered are standard doses known in the art for cancer therapeutic agents. The period of time for which subjects are monitored can vary. For example, subjects may be monitored for at least 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, or 60 months. Biomarker measurement threshold values that correlate to outcome of a cancer therapy can be determined using well-known methods in the art, such as those described in the Examples section.

The term “resistance” refers to an acquired or natural resistance of a cancer sample or a mammal to a cancer therapy (i.e., being nonresponsive to or having reduced or limited response to the therapeutic treatment), such as having a reduced response to a therapeutic treatment by 25% or more, for example, 30%, 40%, 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, or more, to 2-fold, 3-fold, 4-fold, 5-fold, 10-fold, 15-fold, 20-fold or more. The reduction in response can be measured by comparing with the same cancer sample or mammal before the resistance is acquired, or by comparing with a different cancer sample or a mammal that is known to have no resistance to the therapeutic treatment. A typical acquired resistance to chemotherapy is called “multidrug resistance.” The multidrug resistance can be mediated by P-glycoprotein or can be mediated by other mechanisms, or it can occur when a mammal is infected with a multi-drug-resistant microorganism or a combination of microorganisms. The determination of resistance to a therapeutic treatment is routine in the art and within the skill of an ordinarily skilled clinician, for example, can be measured by cell proliferative assays and cell death assays as described herein as “sensitizing.” In some embodiments, the term “reverses resistance” means that the use of a second agent in combination with a primary cancer therapy (e.g., chemotherapeutic or radiation therapy) is able to produce a significant decrease in tumor volume at a level of statistical significance (e.g., p<0.05) when compared to tumor volume of untreated tumor in the circumstance where the primary cancer therapy (e.g., chemotherapeutic or radiation therapy) alone is unable to produce a statistically significant decrease in tumor volume compared to tumor volume of untreated tumor. This generally applies to tumor volume measurements made at a time when the untreated tumor is growing logarhythmically.

The terms “response” or “responsiveness” refers to an anti-cancer response, e.g. in the sense of reduction of tumor size or inhibiting tumor growth. The terms can also refer to an improved prognosis, for example, as reflected by an increased time to recurrence, which is the period to first recurrence censoring for second primary cancer as a first event or death without evidence of recurrence, or an increased overall survival, which is the period from treatment to death from any cause. To respond or to have a response means there is a beneficial endpoint attained when exposed to a stimulus. Alternatively, a negative or detrimental symptom is minimized, mitigated or attenuated on exposure to a stimulus. It will be appreciated that evaluating the likelihood that a tumor or subject will exhibit a favorable response is equivalent to evaluating the likelihood that the tumor or subject will not exhibit favorable response (i.e., will exhibit a lack of response or be non-responsive).

An “RNA interfering agent” as used herein, is defined as any agent which interferes with or inhibits expression of a target biomarker gene by RNA interference (RNAi). Such RNA interfering agents include, but are not limited to, nucleic acid molecules including RNA molecules which are homologous to the target biomarker gene of the present invention, or a fragment thereof, short interfering RNA (siRNA), and small molecules which interfere with or inhibit expression of a target biomarker nucleic acid by RNA interference (RNAi).

“RNA interference (RNAi)” is an evolutionally conserved process whereby the expression or introduction of RNA of a sequence that is identical or highly similar to a target biomarker nucleic acid results in the sequence specific degradation or specific post-transcriptional gene silencing (PTGS) of messenger RNA (mRNA) transcribed from that targeted gene (see Coburn and Cullen (2002) J. Virol. 76:9225), thereby inhibiting expression of the target biomarker nucleic acid. In one embodiment, the RNA is double stranded RNA (dsRNA). This process has been described in plants, invertebrates, and mammalian cells. In nature, RNAi is initiated by the dsRNA-specific endonuclease Dicer, which promotes processive cleavage of long dsRNA into double-stranded fragments termed siRNAs. siRNAs are incorporated into a protein complex that recognizes and cleaves target mRNAs. RNAi can also be initiated by introducing nucleic acid molecules, e.g., synthetic siRNAs or RNA interfering agents, to inhibit or silence the expression of target biomarker nucleic acids. As used herein, “inhibition of target biomarker nucleic acid expression” or “inhibition of marker gene expression” includes any decrease in expression or protein activity or level of the target biomarker nucleic acid or protein encoded by the target biomarker nucleic acid. The decrease may be of at least 30%, 40%, 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, 90%, 95% or 99% or more as compared to the expression of a target biomarker nucleic acid or the activity or level of the protein encoded by a target biomarker nucleic acid which has not been targeted by an RNA interfering agent.

The term “sample” used for detecting or determining the presence or level of at least one biomarker is typically brain tissue, cerebrospinal fluid, whole blood, plasma, serum, saliva, urine, stool (e.g., feces), tears, and any other bodily fluid (e.g., as described above under the definition of “body fluids”), or a tissue sample (e.g., biopsy) such as a small intestine, colon sample, or surgical resection tissue. In certain instances, the method of the present invention further comprises obtaining the sample from the individual prior to detecting or determining the presence or level of at least one marker in the sample.

The term “sensitize” means to alter cancer cells or tumor cells in a way that allows for more effective treatment of the associated cancer with a cancer therapy (e.g., anti-immune checkpoint, chemotherapeutic, and/or radiation therapy). In some embodiments, normal cells are not affected to an extent that causes the normal cells to be unduly injured by the therapies. An increased sensitivity or a reduced sensitivity to a therapeutic treatment is measured according to a known method in the art for the particular treatment and methods described herein below, including, but not limited to, cell proliferative assays (Tanigawa N, Kern D H, Kikasa Y, Morton D L, Cancer Res 1982; 42: 2159-2164), cell death assays (Weisenthal L M, Shoemaker R H, Marsden J A, Dill P L, Baker J A, Moran E M, Cancer Res 1984; 94: 161-173; Weisenthal L M, Lippman M E, Cancer Treat Rep 1985; 69: 615-632; Weisenthal L M, In: Kaspers G J L, Pieters R, Twentyman P R, Weisenthal L M, Veerman A J P, eds. Drug Resistance in Leukemia and Lymphoma. Langhorne, P A: Harwood Academic Publishers, 1993: 415-432; Weisenthal L M, Contrib Gynecol Obstet 1994; 19: 82-90). The sensitivity or resistance may also be measured in animal by measuring the tumor size reduction over a period of time, for example, 6 month for human and 4-6 weeks for mouse. A composition or a method sensitizes response to a therapeutic treatment if the increase in treatment sensitivity or the reduction in resistance is 25% or more, for example, 30%, 40%, 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, or more, to 2-fold, 3-fold, 4-fold, 5-fold, 10-fold, 15-fold, 20-fold or more, compared to treatment sensitivity or resistance in the absence of such composition or method. The determination of sensitivity or resistance to a therapeutic treatment is routine in the art and within the skill of an ordinarily skilled clinician. It is to be understood that any method described herein for enhancing the efficacy of a cancer therapy can be equally applied to methods for sensitizing hyperproliferative or otherwise cancerous cells (e.g., resistant cells) to the cancer therapy.

“Short interfering RNA” (siRNA), also referred to herein as “small interfering RNA” is defined as an agent which functions to inhibit expression of a target biomarker nucleic acid, e.g., by RNAi. An siRNA may be chemically synthesized, may be produced by in vitro transcription, or may be produced within a host cell. In one embodiment, siRNA is a double stranded RNA (dsRNA) molecule of about 15 to about 40 nucleotides in length, preferably about 15 to about 28 nucleotides, more preferably about 19 to about 25 nucleotides in length, and more preferably about 19, 20, 21, or 22 nucleotides in length, and may contain a 3′ and/or 5′ overhang on each strand having a length of about 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 nucleotides. The length of the overhang is independent between the two strands, i.e., the length of the overhang on one strand is not dependent on the length of the overhang on the second strand. Preferably the siRNA is capable of promoting RNA interference through degradation or specific post-transcriptional gene silencing (PTGS) of the target messenger RNA (mRNA).

In another embodiment, an siRNA is a small hairpin (also called stem loop) RNA (shRNA). In one embodiment, these shRNAs are composed of a short (e.g., 19-25 nucleotide) antisense strand, followed by a 5-9 nucleotide loop, and the analogous sense strand. Alternatively, the sense strand may precede the nucleotide loop structure and the antisense strand may follow. These shRNAs may be contained in plasmids, retroviruses, and lentiviruses and expressed from, for example, the pol III U6 promoter, or another promoter (see, e.g., Stewart, et al. (2003) RNA April; 9(4):493-501 incorporated by reference herein).

RNA interfering agents, e.g., siRNA molecules, may be administered to a patient having or at risk for having cancer, to inhibit expression of a biomarker gene which is overexpressed in cancer and thereby treat, prevent, or inhibit cancer in the subject.

The term “small molecule” is a term of the art and includes molecules that are less than about 1000 molecular weight or less than about 500 molecular weight. In one embodiment, small molecules do not exclusively comprise peptide bonds. In another embodiment, small molecules are not oligomeric. Exemplary small molecule compounds which can be screened for activity include, but are not limited to, peptides, peptidomimetics, nucleic acids, carbohydrates, small organic molecules (e.g., polyketides) (Cane et al. (1998) Science 282:63), and natural product extract libraries. In another embodiment, the compounds are small, organic non-peptidic compounds. In a further embodiment, a small molecule is not biosynthetic.

The term “specific binding” refers to antibody binding to a predetermined antigen. Typically, the antibody binds with an affinity (K_(D)) of approximately less than 10⁻⁷ M, such as approximately less than 10⁻⁸ M, 10⁻⁹ M or 10⁻¹⁰ M or even lower when determined by surface plasmon resonance (SPR) technology in a BIACORE® assay instrument using an antigen of interest as the analyte and the antibody as the ligand, and binds to the predetermined antigen with an affinity that is at least 1.1-, 1.2-, 1.3-, 1.4-, 1.5-, 1.6-, 1.7-, 1.8-, 1.9-, 2.0-, 2.5-, 3.0-, 3.5-, 4.0-, 4.5-, 5.0-, 6.0-, 7.0-, 8.0-, 9.0-, or 10.0-fold or greater than its affinity for binding to a non-specific antigen (e.g., BSA, casein) other than the predetermined antigen or a closely-related antigen. The phrases “an antibody recognizing an antigen” and “an antibody specific for an antigen” are used interchangeably herein with the term “an antibody which binds specifically to an antigen.” Selective binding is a relative term referring to the ability of an antibody to discriminate the binding of one antigen over another.

The term “subject” refers to any healthy animal, mammal or human, or any animal, mammal or human afflicted with a cancer, e.g., brain, lung, ovarian, pancreatic, liver, breast, prostate, and/or colorectal cancers, melanoma, multiple myeloma, and the like. The term “subject” is interchangeable with “patient.”

The term “survival” includes all of the following: survival until mortality, also known as overall survival (wherein said mortality may be either irrespective of cause or tumor related); “recurrence-free survival” (wherein the term recurrence shall include both localized and distant recurrence); metastasis free survival; disease free survival (wherein the term disease shall include cancer and diseases associated therewith). The length of said survival may be calculated by reference to a defined start point (e.g. time of diagnosis or start of treatment) and end point (e.g. death, recurrence or metastasis). In addition, criteria for efficacy of treatment can be expanded to include response to chemotherapy, probability of survival, probability of metastasis within a given time period, and probability of tumor recurrence.

The term “synergistic effect” refers to the combined effect of two or more anti-cancer agents (e.g., inhibitors of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E)/immunotherapy combination therapy) can be greater than the sum of the separate effects of the anti-cancer agents/therapies alone.

The term “T cell” includes CD4⁺ T cells and CD8⁺ T cells. The term T cell also includes both T helper 1 type T cells and T helper 2 type T cells. The term “antigen presenting cell” includes professional antigen presenting cells (e.g., B lymphocytes, monocytes, dendritic cells, Langerhans cells), as well as other antigen presenting cells (e.g., keratinocytes, endothelial cells, astrocytes, fibroblasts, and oligodendrocytes).

The term “therapeutic effect” refers to a local or systemic effect in animals, particularly mammals, and more particularly humans, caused by a pharmacologically active substance. The term thus means any substance intended for use in the diagnosis, cure, mitigation, treatment or prevention of disease or in the enhancement of desirable physical or mental development and conditions in an animal or human. The phrase “therapeutically-effective amount” means that amount of such a substance that produces some desired local or systemic effect at a reasonable benefit/risk ratio applicable to any treatment. In certain embodiments, a therapeutically effective amount of a compound will depend on its therapeutic index, solubility, and the like. For example, certain compounds discovered by the methods of the present invention may be administered in a sufficient amount to produce a reasonable benefit/risk ratio applicable to such treatment.

The terms “therapeutically-effective amount” and “effective amount” as used herein means that amount of a compound, material, or composition comprising a compound of the present invention which is effective for producing some desired therapeutic effect in at least a sub-population of cells in an animal at a reasonable benefit/risk ratio applicable to any medical treatment. Toxicity and therapeutic efficacy of subject compounds may be determined by standard pharmaceutical procedures in cell cultures or experimental animals, e.g., for determining the LD₅₀ and the ED₅₀. Compositions that exhibit large therapeutic indices are preferred. In some embodiments, the LD₅₀ (lethal dosage) can be measured and can be, for example, at least 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, 90%, 100%, 200%, 300%, 400%, 500%, 600%, 700%, 800%, 900%, 1000% or more reduced for the agent relative to no administration of the agent. Similarly, the ED₅₀ (i.e., the concentration which achieves a half-maximal inhibition of symptoms) can be measured and can be, for example, at least 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, 90%, 100%, 200%, 300%, 400%, 500%, 600%, 700%, 800%, 900%, 1000% or more increased for the agent relative to no administration of the agent. Also, Similarly, the IC₅₀ (i.e., the concentration which achieves half-maximal cytotoxic or cytostatic effect on cancer cells) can be measured and can be, for example, at least 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, 90%, 100%, 200%, 300%, 400%, 500%, 600%, 700%, 800%, 900%, 1000% or more increased for the agent relative to no administration of the agent. In some embodiments, cancer cell growth in an assay can be inhibited by at least about 10%, 15%, 20%, 25%, 30%, 35%, 40%, 45%, 50%, 55%, 60%, 65%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, or even 100%. In another embodiment, at least about a 10%, 15%, 20%, 25%, 30%, 35%, 40%, 45%, 50%, 55%, 60%, 65%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, or even 100% decrease in a solid malignancy can be achieved.

A “transcribed polynucleotide” or “nucleotide transcript” is a polynucleotide (e.g. an mRNA, hnRNA, a cDNA, or an analog of such RNA or cDNA) which is complementary to or homologous with all or a portion of a mature mRNA made by transcription of a biomarker nucleic acid and normal post-transcriptional processing (e.g. splicing), if any, of the RNA transcript, and reverse transcription of the RNA transcript.

As used herein, the term “unresponsiveness” includes refractivity of cancer cells to therapy or refractivity of therapeutic cells, such as immune cells, to stimulation, e.g., stimulation via an activating receptor or a cytokine. Unresponsiveness can occur, e.g., because of exposure to immunosuppressants or exposure to high doses of antigen. As used herein, the term “anergy” or “tolerance” includes refractivity to activating receptor-mediated stimulation. Such refractivity is generally antigen-specific and persists after exposure to the tolerizing antigen has ceased. For example, anergy in T cells (as opposed to unresponsiveness) is characterized by lack of cytokine production, e.g., IL-2. T cell anergy occurs when T cells are exposed to antigen and receive a first signal (a T cell receptor or CD-3 mediated signal) in the absence of a second signal (a costimulatory signal). Under these conditions, reexposure of the cells to the same antigen (even if reexposure occurs in the presence of a costimulatory polypeptide) results in failure to produce cytokines and, thus, failure to proliferate. Anergic T cells can, however, proliferate if cultured with cytokines (e.g., IL-2). For example, T cell anergy can also be observed by the lack of IL-2 production by T lymphocytes as measured by ELISA or by a proliferation assay using an indicator cell line. Alternatively, a reporter gene construct can be used. For example, anergic T cells fail to initiate IL-2 gene transcription induced by a heterologous promoter under the control of the 5′ IL-2 gene enhancer or by a multimer of the AP1 sequence that can be found within the enhancer (Kang et al. (1992) Science 257:1134).

An important and well-known feature of the genetic code is its redundancy, whereby, for most of the amino acids used to make proteins, more than one coding nucleotide triplet may be employed (illustrated above). Therefore, a number of different nucleotide sequences may code for a given amino acid sequence. Such nucleotide sequences are considered functionally equivalent since they result in the production of the same amino acid sequence in all organisms (although certain organisms may translate some sequences more efficiently than they do others). Moreover, occasionally, a methylated variant of a purine or pyrimidine may be found in a given nucleotide sequence. Such methylations do not affect the coding relationship between the trinucleotide codon and the corresponding amino acid.

The nucleotide sequence of a DNA or RNA encoding a biomarker nucleic acid (or any portion thereof) can be used to derive the polypeptide amino acid sequence, using the genetic code to translate the DNA or RNA into an amino acid sequence. Likewise, for polypeptide amino acid sequence, corresponding nucleotide sequences that can encode the polypeptide can be deduced from the genetic code (which, because of its redundancy, will produce multiple nucleic acid sequences for any given amino acid sequence). Thus, description and/or disclosure herein of a nucleotide sequence which encodes a polypeptide should be considered to also include description and/or disclosure of the amino acid sequence encoded by the nucleotide sequence. Similarly, description and/or disclosure of a polypeptide amino acid sequence herein should be considered to also include description and/or disclosure of all possible nucleotide sequences that can encode the amino acid sequence.

Finally, nucleic acid and amino acid sequence information for the loci and biomarkers of the present invention (e.g., biomarkers listed in Tables 1, 2, and 3) are well-known in the art and readily available on publicly available databases, such as the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI). Some exemplary nucleic acid and amino acid sequences derived from publicly available sequence databases are provided below.

TABLE 1 (biomarkers for which a modulated (increased or decreased) level in or by a cancer cell indicates NK-cell sensitivity or NK-cell resistance of the cancer cell) sig in KIF1B; E2F2; ARID1A; EPB41; CCDC28B; IQCC; MARCKSL1; RBBP4; AGO1; all, epi, mes AGO3; RIMS3; KDM4A; MMACHC; SSBP3; SYDE2; HS2ST1; CDC7; FNBP1L; (NK- CDC14A; EXTL2; ATXN7L2; AMPD2; RSBN1; MEX3A; ZNF678; ZNF695; ZNF669; sensitivity or ZNF124; ID2; FAM161A; ALMSI; DOK1; ITM2C; KIF1A; CRBN; SETMAR; BRPF1; NK-resistance OGG1; CAMK1; VHL; TATDN2; TAMM41; RAF1; CAND2; XPC; ZNF445; ZNF852; indicator ZNF35; KIF15; SMARCC1; CDC25A; IP6K2; WDR6; DOCK3; NISCH; NT5DC2; biomarkers PBRM1; IL17RB; MAGI1; MXD4; KIAA1211; PPAT; C4orf3; HSPA4L; RAB33B; across cancer SMARCA5-AS1; PRMT10; C4orf46; IQGAP2; ZBED3; ZNF608; REEP2; UBTD2; types, ALDH5A1; ZNF184; MDN1; BEND3; SLC29A4; PHF14; SP4; ZNF107; GTF2IP1; including HIP1; PPP1R9A; AP4M1; GPC2; ZC3HAV1L; FAM115B; FAM115A; KBTBD11; epithelial-like E2F5; UNC13B; PTCH1; STRBP; FAM171A1; MKX; ZNF37A; ZNF37BP; ARID5B; and RTKN2; EIF4EBP2; PALD1; PANK1; CCNJ; PIK3C2A; NCR3LG1; MAPK8IP1; mesenchymal- RCOR2; GPR162; DUSP16; C2CD5; CACNB3; MTERFD3; MSI1; KDM2B; CCDC92; like cancers) RFXAP; GPR137C; RFX7; ABCA3; SBK1; TIMM22; METTL16; ARRB2; FAM64A; NEURL4; PFAS; MYH10; NCOR1; CENPV; FAM171A2; AXIN2; CBX2; RAB40B; SLMO1; ACAA2; MUM1; EFNA2; FSD1; HDGFRP2; TNFAIP8L1; KDM4B; SLC25A23; INSR; CTXN1; SMARCA4; ZNF433; ZNF443; LPHN1; ANO8; GTPBP3; MAST3; ZNF253; APLP1; THAP8; DPF1; PAFAH1B3; ZNF444; C20orf96; PET117; GINS1; TTC3; TTC3-AS1; ZNF74; HIC2; PI4KAP2; TTC28; CCDC117; ZNRF3; NEFH; NIPSNAP1; MPST; KCTD17; SCML2; TRO; ZNF711; BCORL1; GPC4; EFHD2; CDA; GJB5; GJB3; TACSTD2; BCAR3; S100A11; S100A16; IFI16; AIM2; IER5; CD55; LAMB3; MIR4260; DUSP10; HPCAL1; CLIP4; FHL2; LINC00116; MIR4435-1HG; KYNU; RND3; GALNT3; SSFA2; SDPR; NRP2; ACSL3; SP110; SP140L; SP100; HMGB1P3; ALS2CL; MST1R; NFKBIZ; PARP9; DTX3L; MGLL; PLSCR1; TM4SF1; RNF13; RAP2B; NCEH1; LIPH; RTP4; APOD; HERC6; DDX60; DDX60L; GALNT7; ITGA2; PCDH1; ADRB2; ABLIM3; LINC00847; HLA-H; HLA- A; HCG4P5; HLA-E; IER3; HLA-B; HLA-DRA; PSMB8; TAP1; PSMB9; HLA-DPAl; HMGA1; GPR110; TNFRSF21; CD109; NT5E; PERP; UPP1; DTX2; SAMD9; SAMD9L; PON3; FAM3C; PLAT; SNAI2; ASPH; PDP1; ESRP1; FZD6; FAM83A; FBXO32; ST3GAL1; PSCA; LY6E; PLEC; FAM129B; FAM102A; PTGES; LINC00707; ANXA8L1; ANXA8L2; ANXA8; LIPA; IFIT2; IFIT3; IFIT5; AVPI1; LOXL4; RGS10; ADAM8; PRKCDBP; SAA2-SAA4; SAA1; CD59; CD44; NEAT1; FOSL1; UNC93B1; ALDH3B1; MYEOV; ANO1; P2RY2; PRSS23; ZC3H12C; SLC37A2; ST3GAL4; SCNNIA; GPRC5A; EMP1; KRT7; OAS1; TAOK3; PXN-AS1; PXN; MMP14; ERO1L; IFI27; TNFAIP2; B2M; SQRDL; MYO1E; SLCO3A1; ALDH1A3; LITAF; SLX1B; SLX1A; PYCARD; MT2A; CALB2; COTL1; TNS4; COPZ2; ITGA3; MILR1; TRIM47; LGALS3BP; GNA15; B3GNT3; LYPD3; EML2; PRNP; TGM2; PTK6; MX1; MAFF; FAM3C2; SAT1 sig in all, epi Clorf86; DFFB; DNAJC11; CAMTA1; RERE; SLC25A33; TMEM201; FBXO42; (NK- PNRC2; MTFR1L; GPR3; Clorf109; AKIRIN1; KDM4A-AS1; IPP; ZFYVE9; SELRC1; sensitivity or ZYG11B; SLC35D1; SSX2IP; COLGALT2; IVNS1ABP; TMCC2; RAB7L1; PARP1; NK-resistance URB2; COX20; SCCPDH; PRKD3; CEP68; FAM136A; PRADC1; POLR1A; HES6; indicator EAF1; KAT2B; NKIRAS1; TOP2B; DYNCILI1; UBP1; CLASP2; WDR48; SLC25A38; biomarkers RPSA; EIF1B; HIGD1A; TCAIM; KIAA1143; LARS2; LZTFL1; KLHL18; SCAP; across cancer ELP6; DHX30; FCF1P2; TMA7; ATRIP; UQCRC1; NCKIPSD; PRKAR2A; SLC25A20; type, ARIH2; USP19; RNF123; IP6K1; MON1A; HYAL3; NPRL2; RAD54L2; RRP9; excluding PCBP4; WDR82; GLYCTK; GLYCTK-AS1; PHF7; NEK4; DCP1A; ACTR8; RPP14; mesenchymal- DANCR; PAQR3; ARL15; DHFR; TRIM36; PPARGC1B; SIMC1; BTBD9; MOCS1; like cancers) LINC00680; RRAGD; NDUFAF4; SERAC1; NDUFA4; CCDC126; PSPH; POM121; POM121B; POM121C; RSBN1L; TRRAP; LRWD1; MIR5090; RBM28; TSPAN33; ZC3HC1; TRIM24; KIAA1549; C7orf55-LUC7L2; NDUFB2-AS1; EZH2; CDK5; PAXIP1; RPL23AP53; AGPAT5; NEIL2; CNOT7; SLC39A14; CHMP7; R3HCC1; CDCA2; CCDC25; HMBOX1; UBXN8; MAK16; CRISPLD1; RPSAP47; ENHO; GBA2; ALDH1B1; HABP4; ZNF322P1; MVB12B; CAMKID; SLC16A9; STOX1; ENTPD1; WT1; UCP2; CAPN5; ACAT1; SIK2; NRGN; FAM118B; PTMS; DENND5B; FMNL3; METTL7B; ESYT1; TIMELESS; LGR5; RIC8B; DIABLO; MPHOSPH9; ATP6V0A2; IFT88; RPSAP54; SLC25A15; TXNDC16; DDHD1; FOXN3; PARP16; SMAD6; WDR81; DPH1; CTNS; C17orf59; FAM211A; COPS3; PEMT; SARM1; TMEM98; UBTF; COX11; PPM1D; SLC25A19; GALK1; TNRC6C; CBX8; TBCD; TYMS; AFG3L2; ZNF271; ATP5A1; HAUS1; PIAS2; HDHD2; CTIF; DYM; C18orf32; CXXC1; SKA1; ME2; SMAD4; WDR7; FECH; TXNL4A; POLRMT; PLEKHJ1; TIMM13; LONP1; CLPP; ALKBH7; MCOLN1; CD320; OLFM2; P2RY11; hsa-mir- 1199; CHERP; MRPL34; RAB3A; ZNF101; SLC25A1P5; ZNF30; ZNF566; ZNF420; EID2; ZNF428; IRF2BP1; ZNF616; ZNF611; ZNF71; RPL23AP79; RBBP9; HLCS; WRB; SH3BGR; RRP1B; LRRC3; ADARB1; HIRA; DGCR8; PI4KA; GNAZ; CABIN1; ADRBK2; MTFP1; TTC38; PHF16; SMCIA; HSD17B10; BEX1; AMOT; AIFM1; PLEKHN1; RNF223; VWA1; DHRS3; PADI1; PTAFR; TINAGL1; GJB4; ZC3H12A; CITED4; TSPAN1; GBP4; F3; PVRL4; RASAL2; LAMC2; RASSF5; MIR205HG; IRF6; MBOAT2; TTC7A; EFEMP1; PROM2; RNF149; INSIG2; RALB; ARHGEF4; GPR39; NMI; ITGB6; IFIH1; CAB39; C2orf54; TMEM40; PHLDB2; CSTA; PARP14; IL20RB; GPR87; TIPARP; KCNMB3; TP63; MUC20; MUC4; HS3ST1; FGFBP1; DAPP1; TMEM154; TLR2; RICTOR; EMB; MAST4; RASA1; CAST; CSF2; IRF1; PHF15; TGFBI; TNIP1; HLA-V; HLA-K; CFB; B3GALT4; TAPBP; MDFI; GPR115; C6orf141; TPBG; AIM1; STEAP4; CAV2; MET; SOX7; STK3; GRHL2; FAM83A-AS1; GSDMC; DENND3; GSDMD; DDX58; AQP3; TBC1D2; CEL; IL15RA; FAM25C; PLAU; SNCG; IFIT1; OBFC1; BAG3; CHST15; DHX32; TRIM6; AMPD3; SAA2; CTNND1; RPS6KA4; CAPN1; EHBP1L1; SYT12; SSH3; POLD4; TCIRG1; FADD; PPFIA1; CTTN; CTSC; MMP7; CASP4; IL18; MPZL2; UPK2; PVRL1; APLP2; TAPBPL; ARHGDIB; CPNE8; FGD6; NTN4; OASL; LRP10; PRKCH; ACOT4; SPINT1; TMOD3; THSD4; PML; SEMA4B; RHBDF1; SYT17; RNU4-46P; TMEM159; IL4R; NLRC5; RRAD; TRADD; ELMO3; CDH3; MLKL; CMIP; TLDC1; ZDHHC7; C16orf74; XAF1; ADORA2B; CCL5; KRT15; JUP; VMP1; SLC16A5; BAIAP2; SECTM1; LAMA3; MUC16; MIR24-2; HSH2D; KCNK6; PPP1R13L; NTF4; KLK8; FAM110A; BLCAP; ARHGAP40; CYP24A1; LAMA5; ITGB2; APOL3; APOL1; C1QTNF6; RAC2; SRPX2; TSC22D3; VGLL1; GABRE sig in all, mes SAMD11; SCNN1D; SLC35E2; TP73-AS1; PHF13; RN7SL731P; DFFA; MAD2L2; (NK- MIIP; CROCCP2; CROCC; OTUD3; NBPF3; ALPL; ASAP3; GMEB1; BAE; sensitivity or S100PBP; FHL3; CCDC23; NASP; PRPF38A; ZCCHC11; ZYG11A; LRRC40; NEXN; NK-resistance ZNF644; MTF2; PTBP2; COL11A1; PRMT6; WDR47; PHTF1; TBX15; SV2A; ARNT; biomarker SEMA6C; DNM3; AHCTF1; ZNF692; AGBL5; SPAST; EML4; TIA1; DCTN1-AS1; across cancer CCDC142; SNRNP200; CCDC138; RGPD5; RGPD8; CCDC74B; CCDC74A; type, AHCTF1P1; TTC21B; METAP1D; DLX2; COL3A1; HNRNPA1P35; TMEM237; excluding ENO1P4; ABI2; TNS1; STK36; GBX2; TRAF3IP1; PASK; ING5; NKTR; ZNF589; epithelial-like WNT5A; WNT5A-AS1; TRPC1; ZIC1; XXYLT1; MSX1; CRMP1; WDR19; N4BP2; cancers) UCHL1; CEP135; REST; RUFY3; NKX6-1; PHF17; PCDH10; PABPC4L; PDGFC; NKD2; GUSBP3; GTF2H2C; GTF2H2B; GTF2H2; GUSBP9; BDP1; SSBP2; NREP; LMNB1; HNRNPA0; FAM53C; DNAJC18; PCDHB2; PDGFRB; NKX2-5; DBN1; C5orf45; ZKSCAN8; ATAT1; PBX2; SYNGAP1; FOXP4; CUL7; HMGN3; HMGN3- AS1; KIAA1009; PM20D2; CASP8AP2; MAP3K7; PNISR; USP45; HACE1; LIN28B; GTF3C6; TSPYL4; KPNA5; TBC1D32; GJA1; HSF2; SHPRH; AGPAT4; ELFN1; SDK1; PLEKHA8; PCOLCE; LRRC17; SMO; KRBA1; MICU3; TEX15; FGFR1; FAM92A1; ZNF251; CNTLN; IL11RA; GLIPR2; ZBTB5; CDK20; ZNF510; ZNF618; LHX2; ST6GALNAC6; PKN3; LINC00094; BRD3; GPSM1; ARL5B; PLXDC2; BMI1; ZNF248; LINC00839; SIRT1; DNA2; H2AFY2; FUT11; VCL; BMPR1A; ARHGAP19; LDB1; ARL3; GFRA1; DPYSL4; MTG1; B4GALNT4; CEND1; PIDD; TUB; DENND5A; PAX6; C11orf74; CRY2; PHF21A; LRP4; C11orf49; TMEM132A; NAA40; EFEMP2; DYNC2H1; SIDT2; THY1; TMEM136; TULP3; TSPAN9; PIANP; RPL13P5; ATN1; ARID2; C1QL4; MAP3K12; HOXC6; HOXC-AS2; HOXC8; NAB2; GLI1; KIF5A; ARHGEF25; B4GALNT1; ZDHHC17; CSRP2; GLT8D2; ACACB; ZNF605; NEK3; SLITRK5; DZIP1; CCNB1IP1; LINC00641; CDH24; SLC22A17; SDR39U1; VASH1; EML1; EVL; SNURF; STARD9; TP53BP1; MAP1A; MYEF2; ISL2; CRABP1; GOLGA6L9; ZSCAN2; KLHL25; KIF7; HBQ1; CACNA1H; CDIP1; QPRT; PRRT2; SALL1; CCDC102A; CMTM3; ZNF821; RPA1; C17orf85; ZNF594; RPAIN; KIAA0753; DLG4; NLGN2; EFNB3; KDM6B; CYB5D1; CNTROB; HES7; SLC25A35; ZNF18; ZNF287; ALKBH5; LLGL1; ZNF286B; FOXO3B; MAPK7; ANKRD13B; RASL10B; CNTNAP1; MPP2; FZD2; TBKBP1; HOXB4; IGF2BP1; STXBP4; MRC2; CEP112; COLEC12; LPIN2; MIB1; SHC2; PALM; LPPR3; MED16; ARID3A; STK11; C19orf26; GAMT; TCF3; SPPL2B; UHRF1; PTPRS; ADAMTS10; ZNF558; HNRNPA1P10; DCAF15; PALM3; TMEM59L; SLC25A42; VN1R81P; WTIP; ZNF260; ZNF569; FBX017; PLEKHG2; DYRK1B; TGFB1; MARK4; SIX5; CCDC8; CALM3; CA11; MAMSTR; CPT1C; PTOV1-AS1; PTOV1; LRRC4B; ZNF347; ZNF579; CCDC106; ZSCAN18; ZCCHC3; SOX12; EBF4; LZTS3; NINL; PLAGL2; ASXL1; TGIF2; RBM38; C21orf58; SEPT5; LRP5L; EMID1; DDX17; SULT4A1; USP11; HDAC6; FAM156B; FAM156A; GPR173; MAGED2; RRAGB; ZC4H2; ZMYM3; RGAG4; ARMCX4; ARMCX3-AS1; TMSB15A; GPRASP2; TMSB15B; SEPT6; UPF3B; PHF6; PNMA6C; TNFRSF14; CAMK2N1; NIPAL3; LAPTM5; SERINC2; S100A10; S100A6; ADAM15; DUSP23; NCF2; SOX13; PFKFB2; ASAP2; CDC42EP3; NPAS2; MREG; CCL20; MLPH; RAB17; FRMD4B; C3orf52; COX17; TPRA1; ABTB1; RAB43; PIK3CB; SWOP; SH3TC1; NIPAL1; CXCL1; ABCG2; USP53; CARD6; CCL28; TMEM171; GRAMD3; ARAP3; SH3TC2; SERPINB1; GCNT2; MYLIP; HLA-DMB; HLA-DMA; HLA-DPB1; RPS6KA2; AHR; OSBPL3; STK17A; NAMPT; SGK223; CTSB; PTK2B; DUSP4; NDRG1; SUSD3; FBP1; SLC44A1; EPB41L4B; NAMPTL; ERCC6; AIFM2; GOLGA7B; PHLDA2; PRRG4; EHF; ENDOD1; TRIM29; EPS8; SLCO1B3; VDR; PMEL; ERBB3; NUDT4; TPCN1; FTH1P7; ELF1; DNAJC15; KLF5; DOCK9; RNASE1; ARHGAP5-AS1; ARHGAP5; LGALS3; DAAM1; DHRS7; BATE; RIN3; ITPK1; FMN1; C15orf52; TMEM62; LYSMD2; ADAM10; TMED3; BCL2A1; ABHD17C; ISG20; ABHD2; CIB1; LRRK1; TXNDC11; RAB43P1; LPCAT2; HERPUD1; PLLP; GPR56; OSGIN1; CLDN7; MYO18A; MYO1D; MMP28; STAT5A; TMEM92; TOB1; RNF43; CYB561; LINC00511; UBALD2; ST6GALNAC2; TNRC6C-AS1; MOCOS; RAB27B; NEDD4L; SERPINB2; MBP; PPAP2C; MISP; GDF15; PLEKHF1; FXYD3; MIA; CEACAM6; PLAUR; CTSZ; RIPK4; FAM109B; PIM3; CSF2RA; SH3KBP1; MAOA sig in epi NADK; PRKCZ; ICMT; UBIAD1; SMPDL3B; TMEM54; MYCL; MFSD2A; HECTD3; (NK- TESK2; TTC39A; SCP2; ABCD3; FLG; ARHGEF11; ANKRD36BP1; Clorf53; BTG2; sensitivity or NUAK2; IBA57; RHOU; MLK4; TRIM58; RNF144A; KHK; ZFP36L2; PELI1; NK-resistance LGALSL; PAIP2B; TRABD2A; SULT1C2; FAM133DP; SLC40A1; MARS2; biomarker CYP20A1; PARD3B; C2orf72; HACL1; HMGB1P5; OXSM; STT3B; OSBPL10; across CNOT10; ACAA1; XYLB; GORASP1; CTNNB1; PLXNB1; CCDC51; USP4; TCTA; epithelial-like APEH; TEX264; SFMBT1; CHDH; SELK; ABHD6; PTPRG; SLC25A26; RYBP; cancers) PPP4R2; MUC13; PODXL2; PCCB; ACPL2; GPR160; ZMAT3; CAMK2N2; CLCN2; RCHY1; HADH; UGT8; NUDT6; ZNF330; USP38; FAM160A1; TRIM2; TMEM192; SEMA5A; SNHG18; FAM105A; CCDC112; SEMA6A; DTWD2; MARCH3; SLC12A2; FGF18; SLC22A23; MCUR1; TPMT; KDM1B; HIST1H2AI; POLH; AARS2; MYB; SAMD5; PLEKHG1; FAM221A; YAE1D1; RALA; LANCL2; VKORC1L1; GUSB; WBSCR22; RFC2; WBSCR16; TMEM120A; MDH2; ABCB1; ADAM22; CYP51A1; ACN9; BHLHA15; PTCD1; ATP5J2; LAMTOR4; TFR2; SLC12A9; VGF; PMPCB; PUS7; RINT1; TMEM168; CTTNBP2; TSPAN12; ING3; NDUFA5; ZNF800; ARF5; METTL2B; TNPO3; MKLN1; CHCHD3; C7orf49; CREB3L2; JHDMID; SLC37A3; RAB19; ADCK2; NDUFB2; BRAF; KIAA1147; CUL1; ZNF398; ZNF783; REPIN1; FBXO25; PINX1; XPO7; DMTN; HR; EPHX2; PBK; SMIM19; CA8; HNF4G; DEPTOR; SNTB1; MIR937; KANK1; BAG1; FXN; RFK; RPSAP9; TMOD1; TMEM38B; ENDOG; TPRN; FGFBP3; PLCE1; KAZALD1; ACADSB; FAM53B; ZNF511; ECHS1; DUSP8; KCNQ1; PPFIBP2; USHIC; SERGEF; SAAL1; SVIP; IMMP1L; STX3; SLCO2B1; GAB2; GLB1L2; ITPR2; REP15; TMEM106C; WNT10B; GLS2; PPM1H; MDM2; C12orf75; USP30; FAM222A; C12orf49; RNFT2; MLEC; HNF1A; MLXIP; BRI3BP; IL17D; XPO4; SAP18; MRP63; ZDHHC20; MICU2; MIPEP; RASL11A; LNX2; CDX2; SPRY2; MCF2L-AS1; DHRS4-AS1; STXBP6; GEMIN2; L2HGDH; TMEM260; AP5M1; PLEKHH1; RPS6KL1; C14orfl42; DEGS2; PPP1R13B; MTMR10; SLC27A2; DYX1C1; RPS27L; MTFMT; CLN6; ARHGDIG; SLC7A5P1; CES3; ADAP2; C17orf104; NSFP1; MSI2; AATK; IMPA2; RNMT; TAF4B; RNF138; SETBP1; SMAD2; MYO5B; MBD1; ELAC1; NARS; SEC11C; KIAA1468; CYB5A; FEM1A; DUS3L; DENNDIC; ZNF317; MRPL4; ICAM3; ATG4D; ZNF44; PRDX2; FARSA; C19orf57; CC2D1A; CCDC124; MPV17L2; DDX49; GATAD2A; PEPD; PDCD2L; ZNF792; TMEM147; SDHAF1; ZNF607; SIPA1L3; TIMM50; GSK3A; CNFN; C19orf48; ZNF888; NDUFA3; ZNF865; TMX4; NDUFAF5; OVOL2; CSRP2BP; ACSS1; HNF4A; ATP5J; HUNK; URB1; TMEM50B; DOPEY2; SIM2; DSCR3; DYRKIA; PSMG1; NDUFV3; RRP1; TRAPPC10; PWP2; ICOSLG; PFKL; UBE2G2; TMEM191A; ZDHHC8P1; SMARCB1; DDTL; DDT; ASPHD2; INPP5J; UQCRFS1P1; SREBF2; CENPM; PPARA; TRMU; ARSE; CASK; GJBI; RPSAP15; IFI44L; FAM72D; NBPF10; HIST2H3PS2; MCL1; SHC1; ZNF281; TGFB2; GALNT14; VAMP5; TXNDC9; TFPI; STAT1; KLF7; GPC1; IRAK2; TRANK1; UBA7; LINC00973; PLOD2; TM4SF18; TM4SF1-AS1; B3GNT5; TM4SF19- AS1; ZNF827; CCDC152; IL6ST; CDK7; ERAP1; C5orf56; PPP1R18; GUCA1B; MRPS10; TRERF1; DST; MB21D1; DSE; PKIB; TAB2; GINM1; QKI; SFT2D1; SERPINE1; LOXL2; RPL29P19; EXT1; JRK; IFNE; TPM2; STOM; PFKP; ClOorflO; HERC4; MARVELD1; IFITM3; MIR210HG; TRIM21; DKK3; UBE2L6; SIPA1; CATSPER1; RAB1B; RCE1; CLCF1; SNORA32; ALG10B; ITGA5; ZFC3H1; GLIPR1; TRAFD1; PHF11; PGBD4; ZFYVE19; SNX33; MKL2; ALDOA; ZNF785; STX4; SHCBP1; VPS35; N4BP1; CHD9; MT1L; FAM192A; FHOD1; FOXL1; CORO6; PSMD11; TBC1D3G; CWC25; LINC00672; IGF2BP1; WBP2; SOCS3; RAB31; GADD45B; PLIN3; ANGPTL4; AXL; EHD2; SPAG4; STX16; APOL2; ELFN2; APOBEC3G; A4GALT; CELSRI; SMS; GSPT2; OGT; SLC16A2 sig in mes HES4; CCNL2; ARHGEF16; NBPF2P; Clorf63; COL9A2; CCDC24; MIR761; BTF3L4; (NK- FUBP1; Clorf52; PKN2; EEF1A1P11; FRRS1; PIAS3; NBPF12; NBPF14; THBS3; sensitivity or HCN3; RUSC1; CRABP2; ZNF496; TMEM18; TAFIB; ATAD2B; DNMT3A; NK-resistance DYNC2LI1; AHSA2; OTX1; TET3; MITD1; RABL2A; EPB41L5; HS6ST1; biomarker PHOSPHO2; HOXD11; HOXD10; DNAJB2; MTERFD2; ATG4B; NBEAL2; across ZDHHC23; MCM2; PBX2P1; HLTF-AS1; ZNF718; ZNF141; MAEA; FGFR3; mesenchymal- TRMT44; DCAF16; SCD5; PTPN13; TET2; MIR302B; LRBA; MIR4453; OCLN; like cancers) FAM169A; CDC25C; SPATA24; RBM27; TCERG1; TCOF1; SFXN1; RNF44; FAM193B; PHYKPL; CLK4; RN7SKP70; RUFY1; CNOT6; ZFP62; TRIM52; SOX4; PTK7; PHF3; SMAP1; KHDC1; ZNF292; AKIRIN2; PKIB; SLC2A12; PPIL4; RPS18P9; LATS1; SCAF8; MAP3K4; FGFR10P; WDR27; IQCE; TRA2A; ZNF467; PDE7A; RDH10; HNRNPA1P4; RBM12B; INTS8; HRSP12; OSR2; RIMS2; TRPS1; ATAD2; SQLE; ZFP41; RHPN1; CPSF1; KIFC2; PPP1R16A; CBWD1; KIAA1432; KDM4C; LINC00537; SPIN1; CTSV; COL27A1; ZBTB26; ZBTB34; LRSAM1; ODF2; PRRX2; SAPCD2; UPF2; MLLT10; ZNF33B; AGAP4; SNORA11; FAM149B1; DLG5; FRA10AC1; FGFR2; PAOX; LINC01001; ATHL1; WEE1; LINC00958; E2F8; GYLTLIB; MDK; SLC29A2; CCS; RBM4B; C11orf80; C11orf54; SLC35F2; TMEM25; CCDC84; FKBP4; CCND2; ING4; FOXJ2; KIAA1467; DDX11; FAM60A; NELL2; SCAF11; HOXC13; HOTAIR; HOXC11; HOXC10; CBX5; AGAP2; CTDSP2; HMGA2; LTA4H; TDG; MIR17HG; PCCA; GRTP1; DUXAP10; RBM8B; C14orf159; HERC2P2; ARHGAP11B; GOLGA8A; ZNF770; BMF; TEX9; ARID3B; HOMER2; GOLGA6L5; ZNF629; FBXL19-AS1; WWOX; GSE1; SMYD4; HNRNPA1P16; SGSM2; CAMKK1; C17orf100; SLC16A13; KCTD11; FGF11; CHRNB1; PERI; NTN1; PIGL; ATPAF2; MIEF2; EPN2; UPF3AP2; KSRI; MBTD1; TUBD1; C2CD4C; REEP6; MATK; ICAM5; S1PR5; DOCK6; FBXW9; HOOK2; NOTCH3; TMEM38A; ZNF431; RPSAP58; TMEM91; FBXO46; FCGRT; SUV420H2; STK35; PCED1A; UBOX5; DNMT3B; FER1L4; NDRG3; MYBL2; UBE2V1; PARD6B; BCAS4; BMP7; ZNF512B; TCEA2; RGS19; OPRL1; CECR2; TBX1; FAM211B; APOBEC3F; FBLN1; PHKA2; ERCC6L; SLC16A2; BRWD3; HMGB3; ARHGAP4; PINK1; FAM167B; PHC2; BMP8B; PLK3; PPAP2B; CSF1; SLC22A15; THEM4; GBA; ARHGEF2; Clorf85; MEF2D; MPZ; ABL2; SLC30A1; SIPA1L2; CALM2; ERLEC1; LBX2-AS1; POLE4; MGAT5; FMNL2; RBMS1; STK17B; DOCK10; COL4A4; DNER; CMTM7; ABHD5; TCTA; ABHD14B; MINA; ST3GAL6-AS1; CBLB; PVRL3; CD200; CHST2; VEPH1; ETV5; PIGX; SLC39A8; ANXA5; MAML3; SH3D19; LHFPL2; POLR3G; PCDHGB4; SPRY4; PXDC1; TFAP2A-AS1; BTN3A2; HLA-DQB1; C6orfl; CDKNIA; SLC35B2; SLC25A27; PAQR8; POPDC3; LAMA4; SLC22A3; DPY19L1; GRB10; ARPCIA; CCDC71L; BCAP29; DNAJB9; MDFIC; GPR37; CALU; STRIP2; MKLN1-AS1; CREB3L2; ATP6VOA4; ASAHI; HR; CA8; PAG1; IMPA1; ZNF706; CTHRC1; NOV; SNTB1; KHDRBS3; KANKI; CTNNAL1; FAM225B; FAM225A; MEGF9; TRAF1; ENG; DPP7; CELF2; SRGN; HK1; COL13A1; PAPSS2; STAMBPL1; SFXN3; MXH; HTRA1; TSPAN4; HPS5; KIAA1549L; LDLRAD3; PTPRJ; LPXN; ARRB1; SYTL2; OAF; UBASH3B; RASSF8; C12orf44; TENC1; TMEM5; RASSF3; ATP2B1; CHPT1; TXNRD1; TCHP; WSB2; CDK2AP1; MMP17; UBL3; ENOX1; SPRY2; DNAJC3; GAS6-AS1; RASA3; HEATR5A; C14orf182; RPS6KA5; LINC00341; SYNE3; EMC7; MY05A; RAB27A; RPS27L; SPESP1; GLCE; PKM; ARNT2; KIAA1199; C15orf40; MEF2A; VIMP; MPG; METRN; HAGHL; NAGPA; NUBP1; CPPED1; TRPV2; MPRIP; RNF135; EVI2A; DHRS11; MIEN1; EIF1; RAB5C; GHDC; NAGLU; BECN1; VEZF1; PTRH2; TEX2; WIPII; PRKARIA; C1QTNF1; P4HB; PTPRM; CABLES1; B4GALT6; RNF125; SLC39A6; CCDC68; SEC11C; SERPINB8; SOCS6; MFSD12; C19orf10; ICAM1; MEF2BNB; KCTD15; CST1; ACSS1; ENTPD6; PYGB; FRGIB; NFATC2; SLC17A9; RCAN1; CBR1; CBR3; PTTGHP; XBP1; KIAA0930; DHRSX; PIR; RPS6KA3; GJB1; TMEM164; LONRF3; CSAG2; L1CAM; DNASE1L1

TABLE 2 (biomarkers for which an increased level in or by a cancer cell indicates NK-cell sensitivity of the cancer cell) sig in KIF1B; E2F2; ARID1A; EPB41; CCDC28B; IQCC; MARCKSL1; RBBP4; AGO1; all, epi, mes AGO3; RIMS3; KDM4A; MMACHC; SSBP3; SYDE2; HS2ST1; CDC7; FNBP1L; (NK- CDC14A; EXTL2; ATXN7L2; AMPD2; RSBN1; MEX3A; ZNF678; ZNF695; ZNF669; sensitivity ZNF124; ID2; FAM161A; ALMS1; DOK1; ITM2C; KIF1A; CRBN; SETMAR; BRPF1; indicator OGG1; CAMK1; VHL; TATDN2; TAMM41; RAFI; CAND2; XPC; ZNF445; ZNF852; biomarkers ZNF35; KIF15; SMARCC1; CDC25A; IP6K2; WDR6; DOCK3; NISCH; NT5DC2; across cancer PBRM1; IL17RB; MAGI1; MXD4; KIAA1211; PPAT; C4orf3; HSPA4L; RAB33B; types, SMARCA5-AS1; PRMT10; C4orf46; IQGAP2; ZBED3; ZNF608; REEP2; UBTD2; including ALDH5A1; ZNF184; MDN1; BEND3; SLC29A4; PHF14; SP4; ZNF107; GTF2IP1; epithelial-like HIP1; PPP1R9A; AP4M1; GPC2; ZC3HAV1L; FAM115B; FAM115A; KBTBD11; and E2F5; UNC13B; PTCHI; STRBP; FAM171A1; MKX; ZNF37A; ZNF37BP; ARID5B; mesenchymal- RTKN2; EIF4EBP2; PALD1; PANK1; CCNJ; PIK3C2A; NCR3LG1; MAPK8IP1; like cancers) RCOR2; GPR162; DUSP16; C2CD5; CACNB3; MTERFD3; MSB; KDM2B; CCDC92; RFXAP; GPR137C; RFX7; ABCA3; SBK1; TIMM22; METTL16; ARRB2; FAM64A; NEURL4; PFAS; MYH10; NCOR1; CENPV; FAM171A2; AXIN2; CBX2; RAB40B; SLMO1; ACAA2; MUM1; EFNA2; FSD1; HDGFRP2; TNFAIP8L1; KDM4B; SLC25A23; INSR; CTXN1; SMARCA4; ZNF433; ZNF443; LPHN1; ANO8; GTPBP3; MAST3; ZNF253; APLP1; THAP8; DPF1; PAFAH1B3; ZNF444; C20orf96; PET117; GINS1; TTC3; TTC3-AS1; ZNF74; HIC2; PI4KAP2; TTC28; CCDC117; ZNRF3; NEFH; NIPSNAP1; MPST; KCTD17; SCML2; TRO; ZNF711; BCORL1; GPC4 sig in all, epi Clorf86; DFFB; DNAJC11; CAMTA1; RERE; SLC25A33; TMEM201; FBXO42; (NK- PNRC2; MTFR1L; GPR3; Clorf109; AKIRIN1; KDM4A-AS1; IPP; ZFYVE9; SELRC1; sensitivity ZYG11B; SLC35D1; SSX2IP; COLGALT2; IVNS1ABP; TMCC2; RAB7L1; PARP1; indicator URB2; COX20; SCCPDH; PRKD3; CEP68; FAM136A; PRADC1; POLR1A; HES6; biomarkers EAFI; KAT2B; NKIRAS1; TOP2B; DYNC1LI1; UBP1; CLASP2; WDR48; SLC25A38; across cancer RPSA; EIF1B; HIGDIA; TCAIM; KIAA1143; LARS2; LZTFL1; KLHL18; SCAP; type, ELP6; DHX30; FCF1P2; TMA7; ATRIP; UQCRC1; NCKIPSD; PRKAR2A; SLC25A20; excluding ARIH2; USP19; RNF123; IP6K1; MON1A; HYAL3; NPRL2; RAD54L2; RRP9; mesenchymal- PCBP4; WDR82; GLYCTK; GLYCTK-AS1; PHF7; NEK4; DCP1A; ACTR8; RPP14; like cancers) DANCR; PAQR3; ARL15; DHFR; TRIM36; PPARGC1B; SIMC1; BTBD9; MOCSI; LINC00680; RRAGD; NDUFAF4; SERAC1; NDUFA4; CCDC126; PSPH; P0M121; POM121B; POM121C; RSBN1L; TRRAP; LRWD1; MIR5090; RBM28; TSPAN33; ZC3HC1; TRIM24; KIAA1549; C7orf55-LUC7L2; NDUFB2-AS1; EZH2; CDK5; PAXIP1; RPL23AP53; AGPAT5; NEIL2; CNOT7; SLC39A14; CHMP7; R3HCC1; CDCA2; CCDC25; HMBOX1; UBXN8; MAK16; CRISPLD1; RPSAP47; ENHO; GBA2; ALDH1B1; HABP4; ZNF322P1; MVB12B; CAMKID; SLC16A9; STOX1; ENTPD1; WT1; UCP2; CAPN5; ACAT1; SIK2; NRGN; FAM118B; PTMS; DENND5B; FMNL3; METTL7B; ESYT1; TIMELESS; LGR5; RIC8B; DIABLO; MPHOSPH9; ATP6VOA2; IFT88; RPSAP54; SLC25A15; TXNDC16; DDHD1; FOXN3; PARP16; SMAD6; WDR81; DPH1; CTNS; C17orf59; FAM211A; COPS3; PEMT; SARM1; TMEM98; UBTF; COX11; PPM1D; SLC25A19; GALK1; TNRC6C; CBX8; TBCD; TYMS; AFG3L2; ZNF271; ATP5A1; HAUS1; PIAS2; HDHD2; CTIF; DYM; C18orf32; CXXC1; SKA1; ME2; SMAD4; WDR7; FECH; TXNL4A; POLRMT; PLEKHJI; TIMM13; LONP1; CLPP; ALKBH7; MCOLN1; CD320; OLFM2; P2RY11; hsa-mir- 1199; CHERP; MRPL34; RAB3A; ZNF101; SLC25A1P5; ZNF30; ZNF566; ZNF420; EID2; ZNF428; IRF2BP1; ZNF616; ZNF611; ZNF71; RPL23AP79; RBBP9; HLCS; WRB; SH3BGR; RRP1B; LRRC3; AD ARBI; HIRA; DGCR8; PI4KA; GNAZ; CABIN1; ADRBK2; MTFP1; TTC38; PHF16; SMCIA; HSD17B10; BEX1; AMOT; AIFM1 sig in all, mes SAMD11; SCNN1D; SLC35E2; TP73-AS1; PHF13; RN7SL731P; DFFA; MAD2L2; (NK- MIIP; CROCCP2; CROCC; OTUD3; NBPF3; ALPL; ASAP3; GMEB1; BAD; sensitivity S100PBP; FHL3; CCDC23; NASP; PRPF38A; ZCCHC11; ZYG11A; LRRC40; NEXN; biomarker ZNF644; MTF2; PTBP2; COL11A1; PRMT6; WDR47; PHTF1; TBX15; SV2A; ARNT; across cancer SEMA6C; DNM3; AHCTF1; ZNF692; AGBL5; SPAST; EML4; TIA1; DCTN1-AS1; type, CCDC142; SNRNP200; CCDC138; RGPD5; RGPD8; CCDC74B; CCDC74A; excluding AHCTF1P1; TTC21B; METAP1D; DLX2; COL3A1; HNRNPA1P35; TMEM237; epithelial-like ENO1P4; ABI2; TNS1; STK36; GBX2; TRAF3IP1; PASK; ING5; NKTR; ZNF589; cancers) WNT5A; WNT5A-AS1; TRPC1; ZIC1; XXYLT1; MSX1; CRMP1; WDR19; N4BP2; UCHL1; CEP135; REST; RUFY3; NKX6-1; PHF17; PCDH10; PABPC4L; PDGFC; NKD2; GUSBP3; GTF2H2C; GTF2H2B; GTF2H2; GUSBP9; BDP1; SSBP2; NREP; LMNB1; HNRNPA0; FAM53C; DNAJC18; PCDHB2; PDGFRB; NKX2-5; DBN1; C5orf45; ZKSCAN8; ATAT1; PBX2; SYNGAP1; FOXP4; CUL7; HMGN3; HMGN3- AS1; KIAA1009; PM20D2; CASP8AP2; MAP3K7; PNISR; USP45; HACE1; LIN28B; GTF3C6; TSPYL4; KPNA5; TBC1D32; GJAl; HSF2; SHPRH; AGPAT4; ELFN1; SDK1; PLEKHA8; PCOLCE; LRRC17; SMO; KRBA1; MICU3; TEX15; FGFR1; FAM92A1; ZNF251; CNTLN; IL11RA; GLIPR2; ZBTB5; CDK20; ZNF510; ZNF618; LHX2; ST6GALNAC6; PKN3; LINC00094; BRD3; GPSMI; ARL5B; PLXDC2; BMI1; ZNF248; LINC00839; SIRT1; DNA2; H2AFY2; FUT11; VCL; BMPRIA; ARHGAP19; LDB1; ARL3; GFRAl; DPYSL4; MTG1; B4GALNT4; CEND1; PIDD; TUB; DENND5A; PAX6; C11orf74; CRY2; PHF21A; LRP4; Cllorf49; TMEM132A; NAA40; EFEMP2; DYNC2H1; SIDT2; THY1; TMEM136; TULP3; TSPAN9; PIANP; RPL13P5; ATN1; ARID2; C1QL4; MAP3K12; HOXC6; HOXC-AS2; HOXC8; NAB2; GLI1; KIF5A; ARHGEF25; B4GALNT1; ZDHHC17; CSRP2; GLT8D2; ACACB; ZNF605; NEK3; SLITRK5; DZIPI; CCNB1IP1; LINC00641; CDH24; SLC22A17; SDR39U1; VASH1; EML1; EVL; SNURF; STARD9; TP53BP1; MAPIA; MYEF2; ISL2; CRABP1; GOLGA6L9; ZSCAN2; KLHL25; KIF7; HBQ1; CACNA1H; CDIP1; QPRT; PRRT2; SALL1; CCDC102A; CMTM3; ZNF821; RPAl; C17orf85; ZNF594; RPAIN; KIAA0753; DLG4; NLGN2; EFNB3; KDM6B; CYB5D1; CNTROB; HES7; SLC25A35; ZNF18; ZNF287; ALKBH5; LLGL1; ZNF286B; FOXO3B; MAPK7; ANKRD13B; RASL10B; CNTNAP1; MPP2; FZD2; TBKBP1; HOXB4; IGF2BP1; STXBP4; MRC2; CEP112; COLEC12; LPIN2; MIB1; SHC2; PALM; LPPR3; MED16; ARID3A; STK11; C19orf26; GAMT; TCF3; SPPL2B; UHRF1; PTPRS; ADAMTS10; ZNF558; HNRNPA1P10; DCAF15; PALM3; TMEM59L; SLC25A42; VN1R81P; WTIP; ZNF260; ZNF569; FBX017; PLEKHG2; DYRK1B; TGFB1; MARK4; SIX5; CCDC8; CALM3; CA11; MAMSTR; CPTIC; PTOV1-AS1; PTOV1; LRRC4B; ZNF347; ZNF579; CCDC106; ZSCAN18; ZCCHC3; SOX12; EBF4; LZTS3; NINL; PLAGL2; ASXL1; TGIF2; RBM38; C21orf58; SEPT5; LRP5L; EMID1; DDX17; SULT4A1; USP11; HDAC6; FAM156B; FAM156A; GPR173; MAGED2; RRAGB; ZC4H2; ZMYM3; RGAG4; ARMCX4; ARMCX3-AS1; TMSB15A; GPRASP2; TMSB15B; SEPT6; UPF3B; PHF6; PNMA6C sig in epi NADK; PRKCZ; ICMT; UBIAD1; SMPDL3B; TMEM54; MYCL; MFSD2A; HECTD3; (NK- TESK2; TTC39A; SCP2; ABCD3; FLG; ARHGEF11; ANKRD36BP1; Clorf53; BTG2; sensitivity NUAK2; IBA57; RHOU; MLK4; TRIM58; RNF144A; KHK; ZFP36L2; PELI1; biomarker LGALSL; PAIP2B; TRABD2A; SULT1C2; FAM133DP; SLC40A1; MARS2; across CYP20A1; PARD3B; C2orf72; HACL1; HMGB1P5; OXSM; STT3B; OSBPL10; epithelial-like CNOT10; ACAA1; XYLB; GORASP1; CTNNB1; PLXNB1; CCDC51; USP4; TCTA; cancers) APEH; TEX264; SFMBT1; CHDH; SELK; ABHD6; PTPRG; SLC25A26; RYBP; PPP4R2; MUC13; PODXL2; PCCB; ACPL2; GPR160; ZMAT3; CAMK2N2; CLCN2; RCHY1; HADH; UGT8; NUDT6; ZNF330; USP38; FAM160A1; TRIM2; TMEM192; SEMA5A; SNHG18; FAM105A; CCDC112; SEMA6A; DTWD2; MARCH3; SLC12A2; FGF18; SLC22A23; MCUR1; TPMT; KDM1B; HIST1H2AI; POLH; AARS2; MYB; SAMD5; PLEKHGI; FAM221A; YAE1D1; RALA; LANCL2; VKORCIL1; GUSB; WBSCR22; RFC2; WBSCR16; TMEM120A; MDH2; ABCB1; ADAM22; CYP51A1; ACN9; BHLHA15; PTCD1; ATP5J2; LAMTOR4; TFR2; SLC12A9; VGF; PMPCB; PUS7; RINT1; TMEM168; CTTNBP2; TSPAN12; ING3; NDUFA5; ZNF800; ARF5; METTL2B; TNP03; MKLN1; CHCHD3; C7orf49; CREB3L2; JHDMID; SLC37A3; RAB19; ADCK2; NDUFB2; BRAF; KIAA1147; CUL1; ZNF398; ZNF783; REPIN1; FBX025; PINX1; XPO7; DMTN; HR; EPHX2; PBK; SMIM19; CA8; HNF4G; DEPTOR; SNTB1; MIR937; KANKI; BAG1; FXN; RFK; RPSAP9; TMOD1; TMEM38B; ENDOG; TPRN; FGFBP3; PLCE1; KAZALD1; ACADSB; FAM53B; ZNF511; ECHS1; DUSP8; KCNQ1; PPFIBP2; USHIC; SERGEF; SAAL1; SVIP; IMMP1L; STX3; SLCO2B1; GAB2; GLB1L2; ITPR2; REP15; TMEM106C; WNT10B; GLS2; PPM1H; MDM2; C12orf75; USP30; FAM222A; C12orf49; RNFT2; MLEC; HNF1A; MLXIP; BRI3BP; IL17D; XPO4; SAP18; MRP63; ZDHHC20; MICU2; MIPEP; RASL11A; LNX2; CDX2; SPRY2; MCF2L-AS1; DHRS4-AS1; STXBP6; GEMIN2; L2HGDH; TMEM260; AP5M1; PLEKHH1; RPS6KL1; C14orf142; DEGS2; PPP1R13B; MTMR10; SLC27A2; DYX1C1; RPS27L; MTFMT; CLN6; ARHGDIG; SLC7A5P1; CES3; ADAP2; C17orf104; NSFP1; MSI2; AATK; IMPA2; RNMT; TAF4B; RNF138; SETBP1; SMAD2; MYO5B; MBD1; ELAC1; NARS; SEC11C; KIAA1468; CYB5A; FEMIA; DUS3L; DENNDIC; ZNF317; MRPL4; ICAM3; ATG4D; ZNF44; PRDX2; FARSA; C19orf57; CC2D1A; CCDC124; MPV17L2; DDX49; GATAD2A; PEPD; PDCD2L; ZNF792; TMEM147; SDHAF1; ZNF607; SIPA1L3; TIMM50; GSK3A; CNFN; C19orf48; ZNF888; NDUFA3; ZNF865; TMX4; NDUFAF5; OVOL2; CSRP2BP; ACSS1; HNF4A; ATP5J; HUNK; URB1; TMEM50B; DOPEY2; SIM2; DSCR3; DYRKIA; PSMG1; NDUFV3; RRP1; TRAPPC10; PWP2; ICOSLG; PFKL; UBE2G2; TMEM191A; ZDHHC8P1; SMARCB1; DDTL; DDT; ASPHD2; INPP5J; UQCRFS1P1; SREBF2; CENPM; PPARA; TRMU; ARSE; CASK; GJB1; RPSAP15 sig in mes HES4; CCNL2; ARHGEF16; NBPF2P; Clorf63; COL9A2; CCDC24; MIR761; BTF3L4; (NK- FUBP1; Clorf52; PKN2; EEF1A1P11; FRRS1; PIAS3; NBPF12; NBPF14; THBS3; sensitivity HCN3; RUSC1; CRABP2; ZNF496; TMEM18; TAFIB; ATAD2B; DNMT3A; biomarker DYNC2LI1; AHSA2; OTX1; TET3; MITD1; RABL2A; EPB41L5; HS6ST1; across PHOSPHO2; HOXD11; HOXD10; DNAJB2; MTERFD2; ATG4B; NBEAL2; mesenchymal- ZDHHC23; MCM2; PBX2P1; HLTF-AS1; ZNF718; ZNF141; MAEA; FGFR3; like cancers) TRMT44; DCAF16; SCD5; PTPN13; TET2; MIR302B; LRBA; MIR4453; OCLN; FAM169A; CDC25C; SPATA24; RBM27; TCERG1; TCOF1; SFXN1; RNF44; FAM193B; PHYKPL; CLK4; RN7SKP70; RUFYl; CNOT6; ZFP62; TRIM52; SOX4; PTK7; PHF3; SMAP1; KHDC1; ZNF292; AKIRIN2; PKIB; SLC2A12; PPIL4; RPS18P9; LATS1; SCAF8; MAP3K4; FGFR10P; WDR27; IQCE; TRA2A; ZNF467; PDE7A; RDH10; HNRNPA1P4; RBM12B; INTS8; HRSP12; OSR2; RIMS2; TRPS1; ATAD2; SQLE; ZFP41; RHPN1; CPSF1; KIFC2; PPP1R16A; CBWD1; KIAA1432; KDM4C; LINC00537; SPIN1; CTSV; COL27A1; ZBTB26; ZBTB34; LRSAM1; ODF2; PRRX2; SAPCD2; UPF2; MLLT10; ZNF33B; AGAP4; SNORA11; FAM149B1; DLG5; FRA10AC1; FGFR2; PAOX; LINC01001; ATHL1; WEE1; LINC00958; E2F8; GYLTLIB; MDK; SLC29A2; CCS; RBM4B; C11orf80; Cllorf54; SLC35F2; TMEM25; CCDC84; FKBP4; CCND2; ING4; FOXJ2; KIAA1467; DDX11; FAM60A; NELL2; SCAF11; HOXC13; HOTAIR; HOXC11; HOXC10; CBX5; AGAP2; CTDSP2; HMGA2; LTA4H; TDG; MIR17HG; PCCA; GRTP1; DUXAP10; RBM8B; C14orf159; HERC2P2; ARHGAP11B; GOLGA8A; ZNF770; BMF; TEX9; ARID3B; HOMER2; GOLGA6L5; ZNF629; FBXL19-AS1; WWOX; GSE1; SMYD4; HNRNPA1P16; SGSM2; CAMKK1; C17orf100; SLC16A13; KCTD11; FGF11; CHRNB1; PERI; NTN1; PIGL; ATPAF2; MIEF2; EPN2; UPF3AP2; KSRI; MBTD1; TUBD1; C2CD4C; REEP6; MATK; ICAM5; S1PR5; DOCK6; FBXW9; HOOK2; NOTCH3; TMEM38A; ZNF431; RPSAP58; TMEM91; FBX046; FCGRT; SUV420H2; STK35; PCED1A; UBOX5; DNMT3B; FER1L4; NDRG3; MYBL2; UBE2V1; PARD6B; BCAS4; BMP7; ZNF512B; TCEA2; RGS19; OPRL1; CECR2; TBX1; FAM211B; APOBEC3F; FBLN1; PHKA2; ERCC6L; SLC16A2; BRWD3; HMGB3; ARHGAP4

TABLE 3 (biomarkers for which an increased level in or by a cancer cell indicates NK-cell resistance of the cancer cell) sig in EFHD2; CDA; GJB5; GJB3; TACSTD2; BCAR3; S100A11; S100A16; IFI16; AIM2; all,epi,mes IER5; CD55; LAMB3; MIR4260; DUSP10; HPCAL1; CLIP4; FHL2; LINC00116; (NK- MIR4435-1HG; KYNU; RND3; GALNT3; SSFA2; SDPR; NRP2; ACSL3; SP110; resistance SP140L; SP100; HMGB1P3; ALS2CL; MSTIR; NFKBIZ; PARP9; DTX3L; MGLL; indicator PLSCRI; TM4SF1; RNF13; RAP2B; NCEH1; LIPH; RTP4; APOD; HERC6; DDX60; biomarkers DDX60L; GALNT7; ITGA2; PCDH1; ADRB2; ABLIM3; LINC00847; HLA-H; HLA- across cancer A; HCG4P5; HLA-E; IER3; HLA-B; HLA-DRA; PSMB8; TAPI; PSMB9; HLA-DPAl; types, HMGA1; GPR110; TNFRSF21; CD109; NT5E; PERP; UPP1; DTX2; SAMD9; including SAMD9L; PON3; FAM3C; PLAT; SNAI2; ASPH; PDP1; ESRP1; FZD6; FAM83A; epithelial-like FBX032; ST3GAL1; PSCA; LY6E; PLEC; FAM129B; FAM102A; PTGES; and LINC00707; ANXA8L1; ANXA8L2; ANXA8; LIPA; IFIT2; IFIT3; IFIT5; AVPI1; mesenchymal- LOXL4; RGS10; ADAM8; PRKCDBP; SAA2-SAA4; SAA1; CD59; CD44; NEAT1; like cancers) FOSL1; UNC93B1; ALDH3B1; MYEOV; ANO1; P2RY2; PRSS23; ZC3H12C; SLC37A2; ST3GAL4; SCNNIA; GPRC5A; EMP1; KRT7; OASI; TAOK3; PXN-ASI; PXN; MMP14; ERO1L; IFI27; TNFAIP2; B2M; SQRDL; MYOIE; SLCO3A1; ALDH1A3; LITAF; SLX1B; SLX1A; PYCARD; MT2A; CALB2; COTL1; TNS4; COPZ2; ITGA3; MILR1; TRIM47; LGALS3BP; GNA15; B3GNT3; LYPD3; EML2; PRNP; TGM2; PTK6; MX1; MAFF; FAM3C2; SAT1 sig in all,epi PLEKHN1; RNF223; VWA1; DHRS3; PADII; PTAFR; TINAGL1; GJB4; ZC3H12A; (NK- CITED4; TSPAN1; GBP4; F3; PVRL4; RASAL2; LAMC2; RASSF5; MIR205HG; resistance IRF6; MBOAT2; TTC7A; EFEMP1; PROM2; RNF149; INSIG2; RALB; ARHGEF4; indicator GPR39; NMI; ITGB6; IFIH1; CAB39; C2orf54; TMEM40; PHLDB2; CSTA; PARP14; biomarkers IL20RB; GPR87; TIP ARP; KCNMB3; TP63; MUC20; MUC4; HS3ST1; FGFBP1; across cancer DAPP1; TMEM154; TLR2; RICTOR; EMB; MAST4; RASA1; CAST; CSF2; IRF1; type, PHF15; TGFBI; TNIP1; HLA-V; HLA-K; CFB; B3GALT4; TAPBP; MDFI; GPR115; excluding C6orfl41; TPBG; AIMI; STEAP4; CAV2; MET; SOX7; STK3; GRHL2; FAM83A- mesenchymal- AS1; GSDMC; DENND3; GSDMD; DDX58; AQP3; TBC1D2; CEL; IL15RA; like cancers) FAM25C; PLAU; SNCG; IFIT1; OBFC1; BAG3; CHST15; DHX32; TRIM6; AMPD3; SAA2; CTNND1; RPS6KA4; CAPN1; EHBP1L1; SYT12; SSH3; POLD4; TCIRG1; FADD; PPFIA1; CTTN; CTSC; MMP7; CASP4; IL18; MPZL2; UPK2; PVRL1; APLP2; TAPBPL; ARHGDIB; CPNE8; FGD6; NTN4; OASL; LRP10; PRKCH; ACOT4; SPINT1; TMOD3; THSD4; PML; SEMA4B; RHBDF1; SYT17; RNU4-46P; TMEM159; IL4R; NLRC5; RRAD; TRADD; ELM03; CDH3; MLKL; CMIP; TLDC1; ZDHHC7; C16orf74; XAF1; ADORA2B; CCL5; KRT15; JUP; VMP1; SLC16A5; BAIAP2; SECTM1; LAMA3; MUC16; MIR24-2; HSH2D; KCNK6; PPP1R13L; NTF4; KLK8; FAM110A; BLCAP; ARHGAP40; CYP24A1; LAMA5; ITGB2; APOL3; APOL1; C1QTNF6; RAC2; SRPX2; TSC22D3; VGLL1; GABRE sig in all,mes TNFRSF14; CAMK2N1; NIPAL3; LAPTM5; SERINC2; S100A10; S100A6; ADAM15; (NK- DUSP23; NCF2; SOX13; PFKFB2; ASAP2; CDC42EP3; NPAS2; MREG; CCL20; resistance MLPH; RAB17; FRMD4B; C3orf52; COX17; TPRA1; ABTB1; RAB43; PIK3CB; biomarker SWOP; SH3TC1; NIPAL1; CXCL1; ABCG2; USP53; CARD6; CCL28; TMEM171; across cancer GRAMD3; ARAP3; SH3TC2; SERPINB1; GCNT2; MYLIP; HLA-DMB; HLA-DMA; type, HLA-DPB1; RPS6KA2; AHR; OSBPL3; STK17A; NAMPT; SGK223; CTSB; PTK2B; excluding DUSP4; NDRG1; SUSD3; FBP1; SLC44A1; EPB41L4B; NAMPTL; ERCC6; AIFM2; epithelial-like GOLGA7B; PHLDA2; PRRG4; EHF; ENDOD1; TRIM29; EPS8; SLCO1B3; VDR; cancers) PMEL; ERBB3; NUDT4; TPCN1; FTH1P7; ELF1; DNAJC15; KLF5; DOCK9; RNASE1; ARHGAP5-AS1; ARHGAP5; LGALS3; DAAM1; DHRS7; BATF; RIN3; ITPK1; FMN1; C15orf52; TMEM62; LYSMD2; ADAM10; TMED3; BCL2A1; ABHD17C; ISG20; ABHD2; CIBI; LRRK1; TXNDC11; RAB43P1; LPCAT2; HERPUD1; PLLP; GPR56; OSGINI; CLDN7; MYO18A; MYOID; MMP28; STAT5A; TMEM92; TOB1; RNF43; CYB561; LINC00511; UBALD2; ST6GALNAC2; TNRC6C- AS1; MOCOS; RAB27B; NEDD4L; SERPINB2; MBP; PPAP2C; MISP; GDF15; PLEKHF1; FXYD3; MIA; CEACAM6; PLAUR; CTSZ; RIPK4; FAM109B; PIM3; CSF2RA; SH3KBP1; MAOA sig in epi IFI44L; FAM72D; NBPF10; HIST2H3PS2; MCL1; SHC1; ZNF281; TGFB2; GALNT14; (NK- VAMP5; TXNDC9; TFPI; STAT1; KLF7; GPC1; IRAK2; TRANK1; UBA7; resistance LINC00973; PLOD2; TM4SF18; TM4SF1-AS1; B3GNT5; TM4SF19-AS1; ZNF827; biomarker CCDC152; IL6ST; CDK7; ERAP1; C5orf56; PPP1R18; GUCAIB; MRPS10; TRERF1; across DST; MB21D1; DSE; PKIB; TAB2; GINMI; QKI; SFT2D1; SERPINEl; LOXL2; epithelial-like RPL29P19; EXT1; JRK; IFNE; TPM2; STOM; PFKP; ClOorflO; HERC4; MARVELD1; cancers) IFITM3; MIR210HG; TRIM21; DKK3; UBE2L6; SIPAl; CATSPER1; RAB1B; RCEI; CLCF1; SNORA32; ALG10B; ITGA5; ZFC3H1; GLIPR1; TRAFD1; PHF11; PGBD4; ZFYVE19; SNX33; MKL2; ALDOA; ZNF785; STX4; SHCBP1; VPS35; N4BP1; CHD9; MT1L; FAM192A; FHOD1; FOXL1; CORO6; PSMD11; TBC1D3G; CWC25; LINC00672; IGF2BP1; WBP2; SOCS3; RAB31; GADD45B; PLIN3; ANGPTL4; AXL; EHD2; SPAG4; STX16; APOL2; ELFN2; APOBEC3G; A4GALT; CELSR1; SMS; GSPT2; OGT; SLC16A2 sig in mes PINK1; FAM167B; PHC2; BMP8B; PLK3; PPAP2B; CSF1; SLC22A15; THEM4; GBA; (NK- ARHGEF2; Clorf85; MEF2D; MPZ; ABL2; SLC30A1; SIPA1L2; CALM2; ERLEC1; resistance LBX2-AS1; POLE4; MGAT5; FMNL2; RBMS1; STK17B; DOCK10; COL4A4; DNER; biomarker CMTM7; ABHD5; TCTA; ABHD14B; MINA; ST3GAL6-AS1; CBLB; PVRL3; CD200; across CHST2; VEPH1; ETV5; PIGX; SLC39A8; ANXA5; MAML3; SH3D19; LHFPL2; mesenchymal- POLR3G; PCDHGB4; SPRY4; PXDC1; TFAP2A-AS1; BTN3A2; HLA-DQB1; C6orfl; like cancers) CDKN1A; SLC35B2; SLC25A27; PAQR8; POPDC3; LAMA4; SLC22A3; DPY19L1; GRB10; ARPCIA; CCDC71L; BCAP29; DNAJB9; MDFIC; GPR37; CALU; STRIP2; MKLN1-AS1; CREB3L2; ATP6VOA4; ASAHI; HR; CA8; PAG1; IMPA1; ZNF706; CTHRC1; NOV; SNTB1; KHDRBS3; KANKI; CTNNAL1; FAM225B; FAM225A; MEGF9; TRAF1; ENG; DPP7; CELF2; SRGN; HK1; COL13A1; PAPSS2; STAMBPL1; SFXN3; MXIl; HTRA1; TSPAN4; HPS5; KIAA1549L; LDLRAD3; PTPRJ; LPXN; ARRB1; SYTL2; OAF; UBASH3B; RASSF8; C12orf44; TENC1; TMEM5; RASSF3; ATP2B1; CHPT1; TXNRD1; TCHP; WSB2; CDK2AP1; MMP17; UBL3; ENOXI; SPRY2; DNAJC3; GAS6-AS1; RASA3; HEATR5A; C14orfl82; RPS6KA5; LINC00341; SYNE3; EMC7; MYO5A; RAB27A; RPS27L; SPESP1; GLCE; PKM; ARNT2; KIAA1199; C15orf40; MEF2A; VIMP; MPG; METRN; HAGHL; NAGPA; NUBP1; CPPED1; TRPV2; MPRIP; RNF135; EVI2A; DHRS11; MIEN1; EIF1; RAB5C; GHDC; NAGLU; BECN1; VEZF1; PTRH2; TEX2; WIPII; PRKARIA; C1QTNF1; P4HB; PTPRM; CABLES1; B4GALT6; RNF125; SLC39A6; CCDC68; SEC11C; SERPINB8; SOCS6; MFSD12; C19orfl0; ICAM1; MEF2BNB; KCTD15; CST1; ACSSI; ENTPD6; PYGB; FRGIB; NFATC2; SLC17A9; RCAN1; CBR1; CBR3; PTTG1IP; XBP1; KIAA0930; DHRSX; PIR; RPS6KA3; GJB1; TMEM164; LONRF3; CSAG2; L1CAM; DNASE1L1

The paragraphs below that are preceded with an asterisk further describe the scope of what is included in Tables 1, 2, and 3.

-   -   The nucleic acid and polypeptide sequences of the biomarkers of         the present invention listed in Tables 1, 2, and 3 have been         submitted at GenBank under unique identifiers, and each such         uniquely identified sequence submitted at GenBank is hereby         incorporated in its entirety by reference.     -   Included in Tables 1, 2, and 3 are RNA nucleic acid molecules         (e.g., thymines replaced with uredines), nucleic acid molecules         encoding orthologs of the encoded proteins, as well as DNA or         RNA nucleic acid sequences comprising a nucleic acid sequence         having at least 80%, 81%, 82%, 83%, 84%, 85%, 86%, 87%, 88%,         89%, 90%, 91%, 92%, 93%, 94%, 95%, 96%, 97%, 98%, 99%, 99.5%, or         more identity across their full length with the nucleic acid         sequence of any biomarkers listed in Table 1, or a portion         thereof. Such nucleic acid molecules can have a function of the         full-length nucleic acid as described further herein.     -   Included in Tables 1, 2, and 3 are orthologs of the proteins, as         well as polypeptide molecules comprising an amino acid sequence         having at least 80%, 81%, 82%, 83%, 84%, 85%, 86%, 87%, 88%,         89%, 90%, 91%, 92%, 93%, 94%, 95%, 96%, 97%, 98%, 99%, 99.5%, or         more identity across their full length with an amino acid         sequence of any biomarkers listed in Table 1, or a portion         thereof. Such polypeptides can have a function of the         full-length polypeptide as described further herein.     -   The nucleic acid and amino acid sequences corresponding to the         reference ID numbers (e.g., Mouse Marker ID, Mouse NCBI RefSeq         Transcript ID, Mouse NCBI RefSeq Protein ID, Human NCBI RefSeq         Transcript ID, and Human NCBI RefSeq Protein ID) in Table 1         available to the public as of a particular date, e.g., the         application filing date, is necessarily and readily confirmed         using the public availability date shown in the Gene Locus         header information for each ID on the NCBI website available at         ncbi.nlm.nih.gov.

II. Subjects

In one embodiment, the subject for whom predicted likelihood of efficacy of an immunotherapy (e.g., one that leverages NK cells, such as one that includes NK cells, or one that leverages T cells, such as one that includes cytotoxic T cells or an immune checkpoint inhibitor) is determined based on one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E) is a mammal (e.g., mouse, rat, primate, non-human mammal, domestic animal, such as a dog, cat, cow, horse, and the like), and is preferably a human. In another embodiment, the subject is an animal model of cancer. For example, the animal model can be an orthotopic xenograft animal model of a human-derived cancer.

In another embodiment of the methods of the present invention, the subject has not undergone treatment, such as chemotherapy, radiation therapy, targeted therapy, and/or immunotherapies. In still another embodiment, the subject has undergone treatment, such as chemotherapy, radiation therapy, targeted therapy, and/or immunotherapies.

In certain embodiments, the subject has had surgery to remove cancerous or precancerous tissue. In other embodiments, the cancerous tissue has not been removed, e.g., the cancerous tissue may be located in an inoperable region of the body, such as in a tissue that is essential for life, or in a region where a surgical procedure would cause considerable risk of harm to the patient.

The methods of the present invention can be used to determine the responsiveness to an immunotherapy (e.g., one that leverages NK cells, such as one that includes NK cells, or one that leverages T cells, such as one that includes cytotoxic T cells or an immune checkpoint inhibitor), based on one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E), of many different cancers in subjects such as those described herein.

III. Sample Collection, Preparation, and Separation

In some embodiments, biomarker amount and/or activity measurement(s) in a sample from a subject is compared to a predetermined control (standard) sample. The sample from the subject is typically from a diseased tissue, such as cancer cells or tissues. The control sample can be from the same subject or from a different subject. The control sample is typically a normal, non-diseased sample. However, in some embodiments, such as for staging of disease or for evaluating the efficacy of treatment, the control sample can be from a diseased tissue. The control sample can be a combination of samples from several different subjects. In some embodiments, the biomarker amount and/or activity measurement(s) from a subject is compared to a pre-determined level. This pre-determined level is typically obtained from normal samples. As described herein, a “pre-determined” biomarker amount and/or activity measurement(s) may be a biomarker amount and/or activity measurement(s) used to, by way of example only, evaluate a subject that may be selected for treatment (e.g., based on one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1), evaluate a response to an inhibitor of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E) and an immunotherapy combination treatment, and/or evaluate a response to such inhibitor and an immunotherapy combination treatment with one or more additional anti-cancer therapies. A pre-determined biomarker amount and/or activity measurement(s) may be determined in populations of patients with or without cancer. The pre-determined biomarker amount and/or activity measurement(s) can be a single number, equally applicable to every patient, or the pre-determined biomarker amount and/or activity measurement(s) can vary according to specific subpopulations of patients. Age, weight, height, and other factors of a subject may affect the pre-determined biomarker amount and/or activity measurement(s) of the individual. Furthermore, the pre-determined biomarker amount and/or activity can be determined for each subject individually. In one embodiment, the amounts determined and/or compared in a method described herein are based on absolute measurements.

In another embodiment, the amounts determined and/or compared in a method described herein are based on relative measurements, such as ratios (e.g., biomarker copy numbers, level, and/or activity before a treatment vs. after a treatment, such biomarker measurements relative to a spiked or man-made control, such biomarker measurements relative to the expression of a housekeeping gene, and the like). For example, the relative analysis can be based on the ratio of pre-treatment biomarker measurement as compared to post-treatment biomarker measurement. Pre-treatment biomarker measurement can be made at any time prior to initiation of anti-cancer therapy. Post-treatment biomarker measurement can be made at any time after initiation of anti-cancer therapy. In some embodiments, post-treatment biomarker measurements are made 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 weeks or more after initiation of anti-cancer therapy, and even longer toward indefinitely for continued monitoring. Treatment can comprise anti-cancer therapy, such as a therapeutic regimen comprising one or more inhibitor of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E, HDAC) and immunotherapy combination treatment alone or in combination with other anti-cancer agents, such as with immune checkpoint inhibitors or NK cells.

The pre-determined biomarker amount and/or activity measurement(s) can be any suitable standard. For example, the pre-determined biomarker amount and/or activity measurement(s) can be obtained from the same or a different human for whom a patient selection is being assessed. In one embodiment, the pre-determined biomarker amount and/or activity measurement(s) can be obtained from a previous assessment of the same patient. In such a manner, the progress of the selection of the patient can be monitored over time. In addition, the control can be obtained from an assessment of another human or multiple humans, e.g., selected groups of humans, if the subject is a human. In such a manner, the extent of the selection of the human for whom selection is being assessed can be compared to suitable other humans, e.g., other humans who are in a similar situation to the human of interest, such as those suffering from similar or the same condition(s) and/or of the same ethnic group.

In some embodiments of the present invention the change of biomarker amount and/or activity measurement(s) from the pre-determined level is about 0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.5, 0.6, 0.7, 0.8, 0.9, 1.0, 1.5, 2.0, 2.5, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5, or 5.0 fold or greater, or any range in between, inclusive. Such cutoff values apply equally when the measurement is based on relative changes, such as based on the ratio of pre-treatment biomarker measurement as compared to post-treatment biomarker measurement.

Biological samples can be collected from a variety of sources from a patient including a body fluid sample, cell sample, or a tissue sample comprising nucleic acids and/or proteins. “Body fluids” refer to fluids that are excreted or secreted from the body as well as fluids that are normally not (e.g., amniotic fluid, aqueous humor, bile, blood and blood plasma, cerebrospinal fluid, cerumen and earwax, cowper's fluid or pre-ejaculatory fluid, chyle, chyme, stool, female ejaculate, interstitial fluid, intracellular fluid, lymph, menses, breast milk, mucus, pleural fluid, pus, saliva, sebum, semen, serum, sweat, synovial fluid, tears, urine, vaginal lubrication, vitreous humor, vomit). In a preferred embodiment, the subject and/or control sample is selected from the group consisting of cells, cell lines, histological slides, paraffin embedded tissues, biopsies, whole blood, nipple aspirate, serum, plasma, buccal scrape, saliva, cerebrospinal fluid, urine, stool, and bone marrow. In one embodiment, the sample is serum, plasma, or urine. In another embodiment, the sample is serum.

The samples can be collected from individuals repeatedly over a longitudinal period of time (e.g., once or more on the order of days, weeks, months, annually, biannually, etc.). Obtaining numerous samples from an individual over a period of time can be used to verify results from earlier detections and/or to identify an alteration in biological pattern as a result of, for example, disease progression, drug treatment, etc. For example, subject samples can be taken and monitored every month, every two months, or combinations of one, two, or three month intervals according to the present invention. In addition, the biomarker amount and/or activity measurements of the subject obtained over time can be conveniently compared with each other, as well as with those of normal controls during the monitoring period, thereby providing the subject's own values, as an internal, or personal, control for long-term monitoring.

Sample preparation and separation can involve any of the procedures, depending on the type of sample collected and/or analysis of biomarker measurement(s). Such procedures include, by way of example only, concentration, dilution, adjustment of pH, removal of high abundance polypeptides (e.g., albumin, gamma globulin, and transferrin, etc.), addition of preservatives and calibrants, addition of protease inhibitors, addition of denaturants, desalting of samples, concentration of sample proteins, extraction and purification of lipids.

The sample preparation can also isolate molecules that are bound in non-covalent complexes to other protein (e.g., carrier proteins). This process may isolate those molecules bound to a specific carrier protein (e.g., albumin), or use a more general process, such as the release of bound molecules from all carrier proteins via protein denaturation, for example using an acid, followed by removal of the carrier proteins.

Removal of undesired proteins (e.g., high abundance, uninformative, or undetectable proteins) from a sample can be achieved using high affinity reagents, high molecular weight filters, ultracentrifugation and/or electrodialysis. High affinity reagents include antibodies or other reagents (e.g., aptamers) that selectively bind to high abundance proteins. Sample preparation could also include ion exchange chromatography, metal ion affinity chromatography, gel filtration, hydrophobic chromatography, chromatofocusing, adsorption chromatography, isoelectric focusing and related techniques. Molecular weight filters include membranes that separate molecules on the basis of size and molecular weight. Such filters may further employ reverse osmosis, nanofiltration, ultrafiltration and microfiltration.

Ultracentrifugation is a method for removing undesired polypeptides from a sample. Ultracentrifugation is the centrifugation of a sample at about 15,000-60,000 rpm while monitoring with an optical system the sedimentation (or lack thereof) of particles. Electrodialysis is a procedure which uses an electromembrane or semipermable membrane in a process in which ions are transported through semi-permeable membranes from one solution to another under the influence of a potential gradient. Since the membranes used in electrodialysis may have the ability to selectively transport ions having positive or negative charge, reject ions of the opposite charge, or to allow species to migrate through a semipermable membrane based on size and charge, it renders electrodialysis useful for concentration, removal, or separation of electrolytes.

Separation and purification in the present invention may include any procedure known in the art, such as capillary electrophoresis (e.g., in capillary or on-chip) or chromatography (e.g., in capillary, column or on a chip). Electrophoresis is a method which can be used to separate ionic molecules under the influence of an electric field. Electrophoresis can be conducted in a gel, capillary, or in a microchannel on a chip. Examples of gels used for electrophoresis include starch, acrylamide, polyethylene oxides, agarose, or combinations thereof. A gel can be modified by its cross-linking, addition of detergents, or denaturants, immobilization of enzymes or antibodies (affinity electrophoresis) or substrates (zymography) and incorporation of a pH gradient. Examples of capillaries used for electrophoresis include capillaries that interface with an electrospray.

Capillary electrophoresis (CE) is preferred for separating complex hydrophilic molecules and highly charged solutes. CE technology can also be implemented on microfluidic chips. Depending on the types of capillary and buffers used, CE can be further segmented into separation techniques such as capillary zone electrophoresis (CZE), capillary isoelectric focusing (CIEF), capillary isotachophoresis (cITP) and capillary electrochromatography (CEC). An embodiment to couple CE techniques to electrospray ionization involves the use of volatile solutions, for example, aqueous mixtures containing a volatile acid and/or base and an organic such as an alcohol or acetonitrile.

Capillary isotachophoresis (cITP) is a technique in which the analytes move through the capillary at a constant speed but are nevertheless separated by their respective mobilities. Capillary zone electrophoresis (CZE), also known as free-solution CE (FSCE), is based on differences in the electrophoretic mobility of the species, determined by the charge on the molecule, and the frictional resistance the molecule encounters during migration which is often directly proportional to the size of the molecule. Capillary isoelectric focusing (CIEF) allows weakly-ionizable amphoteric molecules, to be separated by electrophoresis in a pH gradient. CEC is a hybrid technique between traditional high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) and CE.

Separation and purification techniques used in the present invention include any chromatography procedures known in the art. Chromatography can be based on the differential adsorption and elution of certain analytes or partitioning of analytes between mobile and stationary phases. Different examples of chromatography include, but not limited to, liquid chromatography (LC), gas chromatography (GC), high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), etc.

IV. Biomarker Nucleic Acids and Polypeptides

One aspect of the present invention pertains to the use of isolated nucleic acid molecules that correspond to biomarker nucleic acids that encode a biomarker polypeptide or a portion of such a polypeptide. As used herein, the term “nucleic acid molecule” is intended to include DNA molecules (e.g., cDNA or genomic DNA) and RNA molecules (e.g., mRNA) and analogs of the DNA or RNA generated using nucleotide analogs. The nucleic acid molecule can be single-stranded or double-stranded, but preferably is double-stranded DNA.

An “isolated” nucleic acid molecule is one which is separated from other nucleic acid molecules which are present in the natural source of the nucleic acid molecule. Preferably, an “isolated” nucleic acid molecule is free of sequences (preferably protein-encoding sequences) which naturally flank the nucleic acid (i.e., sequences located at the 5′ and 3′ ends of the nucleic acid) in the genomic DNA of the organism from which the nucleic acid is derived. For example, in various embodiments, the isolated nucleic acid molecule can contain less than about 5 kB, 4 kB, 3 kB, 2 kB, 1 kB, 0.5 kB or 0.1 kB of nucleotide sequences which naturally flank the nucleic acid molecule in genomic DNA of the cell from which the nucleic acid is derived. Moreover, an “isolated” nucleic acid molecule, such as a cDNA molecule, can be substantially free of other cellular material or culture medium when produced by recombinant techniques, or substantially free of chemical precursors or other chemicals when chemically synthesized.

A biomarker nucleic acid molecule of the present invention can be isolated using standard molecular biology techniques and the sequence information in the database records described herein. Using all or a portion of such nucleic acid sequences, nucleic acid molecules of the present invention can be isolated using standard hybridization and cloning techniques (e.g., as described in Sambrook et al., ed., Molecular Cloning: A Laboratory Manual, 2nd ed., Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y., 1989).

A nucleic acid molecule of the present invention can be amplified using cDNA, mRNA, or genomic DNA as a template and appropriate oligonucleotide primers according to standard PCR amplification techniques. The nucleic acid molecules so amplified can be cloned into an appropriate vector and characterized by DNA sequence analysis. Furthermore, oligonucleotides corresponding to all or a portion of a nucleic acid molecule of the present invention can be prepared by standard synthetic techniques, e.g., using an automated DNA synthesizer.

Moreover, a nucleic acid molecule of the present invention can comprise only a portion of a nucleic acid sequence, wherein the full length nucleic acid sequence comprises a marker of the present invention or which encodes a polypeptide corresponding to a marker of the present invention. Such nucleic acid molecules can be used, for example, as a probe or primer. The probe/primer typically is used as one or more substantially purified oligonucleotides. The oligonucleotide typically comprises a region of nucleotide sequence that hybridizes under stringent conditions to at least about 7, preferably about 15, more preferably about 25, 50, 75, 100, 125, 150, 175, 200, 250, 300, 350, or 400 or more consecutive nucleotides of a biomarker nucleic acid sequence. Probes based on the sequence of a biomarker nucleic acid molecule can be used to detect transcripts or genomic sequences corresponding to one or more markers of the present invention. The probe comprises a label group attached thereto, e.g., a radioisotope, a fluorescent compound, an enzyme, or an enzyme co-factor.

A biomarker nucleic acid molecules that differ, due to degeneracy of the genetic code, from the nucleotide sequence of nucleic acid molecules encoding a protein which corresponds to the biomarker, and thus encode the same protein, are also contemplated.

In addition, it will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that DNA sequence polymorphisms that lead to changes in the amino acid sequence can exist within a population (e.g., the human population). Such genetic polymorphisms can exist among individuals within a population due to natural allelic variation. An allele is one of a group of genes which occur alternatively at a given genetic locus. In addition, it will be appreciated that DNA polymorphisms that affect RNA expression levels can also exist that may affect the overall expression level of that gene (e.g., by affecting regulation or degradation).

The term “allele,” which is used interchangeably herein with “allelic variant,” refers to alternative forms of a gene or portions thereof. Alleles occupy the same locus or position on homologous chromosomes. When a subject has two identical alleles of a gene, the subject is said to be homozygous for the gene or allele. When a subject has two different alleles of a gene, the subject is said to be heterozygous for the gene or allele. For example, biomarker alleles can differ from each other in a single nucleotide, or several nucleotides, and can include substitutions, deletions, and insertions of nucleotides. An allele of a gene can also be a form of a gene containing one or more mutations.

The term “allelic variant of a polymorphic region of gene” or “allelic variant”, used interchangeably herein, refers to an alternative form of a gene having one of several possible nucleotide sequences found in that region of the gene in the population. As used herein, allelic variant is meant to encompass functional allelic variants, non-functional allelic variants, SNPs, mutations and polymorphisms.

The term “single nucleotide polymorphism” (SNP) refers to a polymorphic site occupied by a single nucleotide, which is the site of variation between allelic sequences. The site is usually preceded by and followed by highly conserved sequences of the allele (e.g., sequences that vary in less than 1/100 or 1/1000 members of a population). A SNP usually arises due to substitution of one nucleotide for another at the polymorphic site. SNPs can also arise from a deletion of a nucleotide or an insertion of a nucleotide relative to a reference allele. Typically the polymorphic site is occupied by a base other than the reference base. For example, where the reference allele contains the base “T” (thymidine) at the polymorphic site, the altered allele can contain a “C” (cytidine), “G” (guanine), or “A” (adenine) at the polymorphic site. SNP's may occur in protein-coding nucleic acid sequences, in which case they may give rise to a defective or otherwise variant protein, or genetic disease. Such a SNP may alter the coding sequence of the gene and therefore specify another amino acid (a “missense” SNP) or a SNP may introduce a stop codon (a “nonsense” SNP). When a SNP does not alter the amino acid sequence of a protein, the SNP is called “silent.” SNP's may also occur in noncoding regions of the nucleotide sequence. This may result in defective protein expression, e.g., as a result of alternative spicing, or it may have no effect on the function of the protein.

As used herein, the terms “gene” and “recombinant gene” refer to nucleic acid molecules comprising an open reading frame encoding a polypeptide corresponding to a marker of the present invention. Such natural allelic variations can typically result in 1-5% variance in the nucleotide sequence of a given gene. Alternative alleles can be identified by sequencing the gene of interest in a number of different individuals. This can be readily carried out by using hybridization probes to identify the same genetic locus in a variety of individuals. Any and all such nucleotide variations and resulting amino acid polymorphisms or variations that are the result of natural allelic variation and that do not alter the functional activity are intended to be within the scope of the present invention.

In another embodiment, a biomarker nucleic acid molecule is at least 7, 15, 20, 25, 30, 40, 60, 80, 100, 150, 200, 250, 300, 350, 400, 450, 550, 650, 700, 800, 900, 1000, 1100, 1200, 1300, 1400, 1500, 1600, 1700, 1800, 1900, 2000, 2200, 2400, 2600, 2800, 3000, 3500, 4000, 4500, or more nucleotides in length and hybridizes under stringent conditions to a nucleic acid molecule corresponding to a marker of the present invention or to a nucleic acid molecule encoding a protein corresponding to a marker of the present invention. As used herein, the term “hybridizes under stringent conditions” is intended to describe conditions for hybridization and washing under which nucleotide sequences at least 60% (65%, 70%, 75%, 80%, preferably 85%) identical to each other typically remain hybridized to each other. Such stringent conditions are known to those skilled in the art and can be found in sections 6.3.1-6.3.6 of Current Protocols in Molecular Biology, John Wiley & Sons, N.Y. (1989). A preferred, non-limiting example of stringent hybridization conditions are hybridization in 6× sodium chloride/sodium citrate (SSC) at about 45° C., followed by one or more washes in 0.2×SSC, 0.1% SDS at 50-65° C.

In addition to naturally-occurring allelic variants of a nucleic acid molecule of the present invention that can exist in the population, the skilled artisan will further appreciate that sequence changes can be introduced by mutation thereby leading to changes in the amino acid sequence of the encoded protein, without altering the biological activity of the protein encoded thereby. For example, one can make nucleotide substitutions leading to amino acid substitutions at “non-essential” amino acid residues. A “non-essential” amino acid residue is a residue that can be altered from the wild-type sequence without altering the biological activity, whereas an “essential” amino acid residue is required for biological activity. For example, amino acid residues that are not conserved or only semi-conserved among homologs of various species may be non-essential for activity and thus would be likely targets for alteration. Alternatively, amino acid residues that are conserved among the homologs of various species (e.g., murine and human) may be essential for activity and thus would not be likely targets for alteration.

Accordingly, another aspect of the present invention pertains to nucleic acid molecules encoding a polypeptide of the present invention that contain changes in amino acid residues that are not essential for activity. Such polypeptides differ in amino acid sequence from the naturally-occurring proteins which correspond to the markers of the present invention, yet retain biological activity. In one embodiment, a biomarker protein has an amino acid sequence that is at least about 40% identical, 50%, 60%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 83%, 85%, 87.5%, 90%, 91%, 92%, 93%, 94%, 95%, 96%, 97%, 98%, 99% or identical to the amino acid sequence of a biomarker protein described herein.

An isolated nucleic acid molecule encoding a variant protein can be created by introducing one or more nucleotide substitutions, additions or deletions into the nucleotide sequence of nucleic acids of the present invention, such that one or more amino acid residue substitutions, additions, or deletions are introduced into the encoded protein. Mutations can be introduced by standard techniques, such as site-directed mutagenesis and PCR-mediated mutagenesis. Preferably, conservative amino acid substitutions are made at one or more predicted non-essential amino acid residues. A “conservative amino acid substitution” is one in which the amino acid residue is replaced with an amino acid residue having a similar side chain. Families of amino acid residues having similar side chains have been defined in the art. These families include amino acids with basic side chains (e.g., lysine, arginine, histidine), acidic side chains (e.g., aspartic acid, glutamic acid), uncharged polar side chains (e.g., glycine, asparagine, glutamine, serine, threonine, tyrosine, cysteine), non-polar side chains (e.g., alanine, valine, leucine, isoleucine, proline, phenylalanine, methionine, tryptophan), beta-branched side chains (e.g., threonine, valine, isoleucine) and aromatic side chains (e.g., tyrosine, phenylalanine, tryptophan, histidine). Alternatively, mutations can be introduced randomly along all or part of the coding sequence, such as by saturation mutagenesis, and the resultant mutants can be screened for biological activity to identify mutants that retain activity. Following mutagenesis, the encoded protein can be expressed recombinantly and the activity of the protein can be determined.

In some embodiments, the present invention further contemplates the use of anti-biomarker antisense nucleic acid molecules, i.e., molecules which are complementary to a sense nucleic acid of the present invention, e.g., complementary to the coding strand of a double-stranded cDNA molecule corresponding to a marker of the present invention or complementary to an mRNA sequence corresponding to a marker of the present invention. Accordingly, an antisense nucleic acid molecule of the present invention can hydrogen bond to (i.e. anneal with) a sense nucleic acid of the present invention. The antisense nucleic acid can be complementary to an entire coding strand, or to only a portion thereof, e.g., all or part of the protein coding region (or open reading frame). An antisense nucleic acid molecule can also be antisense to all or part of a non-coding region of the coding strand of a nucleotide sequence encoding a polypeptide of the present invention. The non-coding regions (“5′ and 3′ untranslated regions”) are the 5′ and 3′ sequences which flank the coding region and are not translated into amino acids.

An antisense oligonucleotide can be, for example, about 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, or 50 or more nucleotides in length. An antisense nucleic acid can be constructed using chemical synthesis and enzymatic ligation reactions using procedures known in the art. For example, an antisense nucleic acid (e.g., an antisense oligonucleotide) can be chemically synthesized using naturally occurring nucleotides or variously modified nucleotides designed to increase the biological stability of the molecules or to increase the physical stability of the duplex formed between the antisense and sense nucleic acids, e.g., phosphorothioate derivatives and acridine substituted nucleotides can be used. Examples of modified nucleotides which can be used to generate the antisense nucleic acid include 5-fluorouracil, 5-bromouracil, 5-chlorouracil, 5-iodouracil, hypoxanthine, xanthine, 4-acetylcytosine, 5-(carboxyhydroxylmethyl) uracil, 5-carboxymethylaminomethyl-2-thiouridine, 5-carboxymethylaminomethyluracil, dihydrouracil, beta-D-galactosylqueosine, inosine, N6-isopentenyladenine, 1-methylguanine, 1-methylinosine, 2,2-dimethylguanine, 2-methyladenine, 2-methylguanine, 3-methylcytosine, 5-methylcytosine, N6-adenine, 7-methylguanine, 5-methylaminomethyluracil, 5-methoxyaminomethyl-2-thiouracil, beta-D-mannosylqueosine, 5′-methoxycarboxymethyluracil, 5-methoxyuracil, 2-methylthio-N6-isopentenyladenine, uracil-5-oxyacetic acid (v), wybutoxosine, pseudouracil, queosine, 2-thiocytosine, 5-methyl-2-thiouracil, 2-thiouracil, 4-thiouracil, 5-methyluracil, uracil-5-oxyacetic acid methylester, uracil-5-oxyacetic acid (v), 5-methyl-2-thiouracil, 3-(3-amino-3-N-2-carboxypropyl) uracil, (acp3)w, and 2,6-diaminopurine. Alternatively, the antisense nucleic acid can be produced biologically using an expression vector into which a nucleic acid has been sub-cloned in an antisense orientation (i.e., RNA transcribed from the inserted nucleic acid will be of an antisense orientation to a target nucleic acid of interest, described further in the following subsection).

The antisense nucleic acid molecules of the present invention are typically administered to a subject or generated in situ such that they hybridize with or bind to cellular mRNA and/or genomic DNA encoding a polypeptide corresponding to a selected marker of the present invention to thereby inhibit expression of the marker, e.g., by inhibiting transcription and/or translation. The hybridization can be by conventional nucleotide complementarity to form a stable duplex, or, for example, in the case of an antisense nucleic acid molecule which binds to DNA duplexes, through specific interactions in the major groove of the double helix. Examples of a route of administration of antisense nucleic acid molecules of the present invention includes direct injection at a tissue site or infusion of the antisense nucleic acid into a blood- or bone marrow-associated body fluid. Alternatively, antisense nucleic acid molecules can be modified to target selected cells and then administered systemically. For example, for systemic administration, antisense molecules can be modified such that they specifically bind to receptors or antigens expressed on a selected cell surface, e.g., by linking the antisense nucleic acid molecules to peptides or antibodies which bind to cell surface receptors or antigens. The antisense nucleic acid molecules can also be delivered to cells using the vectors described herein. To achieve sufficient intracellular concentrations of the antisense molecules, vector constructs in which the antisense nucleic acid molecule is placed under the control of a strong pol II or pol III promoter are preferred.

An antisense nucleic acid molecule of the present invention can be an α-anomeric nucleic acid molecule. An α-anomeric nucleic acid molecule forms specific double-stranded hybrids with complementary RNA in which, contrary to the usual α-units, the strands run parallel to each other (Gaultier et al., 1987, Nucleic Acids Res. 15:6625-6641). The antisense nucleic acid molecule can also comprise a 2′-o-methylribonucleotide (Inoue et al., 1987, Nucleic Acids Res. 15:6131-6148) or a chimeric RNA-DNA analogue (Inoue et al., 1987, FEBS Lett. 215:327-330).

The present invention also encompasses ribozymes. Ribozymes are catalytic RNA molecules with ribonuclease activity which are capable of cleaving a single-stranded nucleic acid, such as an mRNA, to which they have a complementary region. Thus, ribozymes (e.g., hammerhead ribozymes as described in Haselhoff and Gerlach, 1988, Nature 334:585-591) can be used to catalytically cleave mRNA transcripts to thereby inhibit translation of the protein encoded by the mRNA. A ribozyme having specificity for a nucleic acid molecule encoding a polypeptide corresponding to a marker of the present invention can be designed based upon the nucleotide sequence of a cDNA corresponding to the marker. For example, a derivative of a Tetrahymena L-19 IVS RNA can be constructed in which the nucleotide sequence of the active site is complementary to the nucleotide sequence to be cleaved (see Cech et al. U.S. Pat. No. 4,987,071; and Cech et al. U.S. Pat. No. 5,116,742). Alternatively, an mRNA encoding a polypeptide of the present invention can be used to select a catalytic RNA having a specific ribonuclease activity from a pool of RNA molecules (see, e.g., Bartel and Szostak, 1993, Science 261:1411-1418).

The present invention also encompasses nucleic acid molecules which form triple helical structures. For example, expression of a biomarker protein can be inhibited by targeting nucleotide sequences complementary to the regulatory region of the gene encoding the polypeptide (e.g., the promoter and/or enhancer) to form triple helical structures that prevent transcription of the gene in target cells. See generally Helene (1991) Anticancer Drug Des. 6(6):569-84; Helene (1992) Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. 660:27-36; and Maher (1992) Bioassays 14(12):807-15.

In various embodiments, the nucleic acid molecules of the present invention can be modified at the base moiety, sugar moiety or phosphate backbone to improve, e.g., the stability, hybridization, or solubility of the molecule. For example, the deoxyribose phosphate backbone of the nucleic acid molecules can be modified to generate peptide nucleic acid molecules (see Hyrup et al., 1996, Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry 4(1): 5-23). As used herein, the terms “peptide nucleic acids” or “PNAs” refer to nucleic acid mimics, e.g., DNA mimics, in which the deoxyribose phosphate backbone is replaced by a pseudopeptide backbone and only the four natural nucleobases are retained. The neutral backbone of PNAs has been shown to allow for specific hybridization to DNA and RNA under conditions of low ionic strength. The synthesis of PNA oligomers can be performed using standard solid phase peptide synthesis protocols as described in Hyrup et al. (1996), supra; Perry-O'Keefe et al. (1996) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 93:14670-675.

PNAs can be used in therapeutic and diagnostic applications. For example, PNAs can be used as antisense or antigene agents for sequence-specific modulation of gene expression by, e.g., inducing transcription or translation arrest or inhibiting replication. PNAs can also be used, e.g., in the analysis of single base pair mutations in a gene by, e.g., PNA directed PCR clamping; as artificial restriction enzymes when used in combination with other enzymes, e.g., S1 nucleases (Hyrup (1996), supra; or as probes or primers for DNA sequence and hybridization (Hyrup, 1996, supra; Perry-O'Keefe et al., 1996, Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. USA 93:14670-675).

In another embodiment, PNAs can be modified, e.g., to enhance their stability or cellular uptake, by attaching lipophilic or other helper groups to PNA, by the formation of PNA-DNA chimeras, or by the use of liposomes or other techniques of drug delivery known in the art. For example, PNA-DNA chimeras can be generated which can combine the advantageous properties of PNA and DNA. Such chimeras allow DNA recognition enzymes, e.g., RNASE H and DNA polymerases, to interact with the DNA portion while the PNA portion would provide high binding affinity and specificity. PNA-DNA chimeras can be linked using linkers of appropriate lengths selected in terms of base stacking, number of bonds between the nucleobases, and orientation (Hyrup, 1996, supra). The synthesis of PNA-DNA chimeras can be performed as described in Hyrup (1996), supra, and Finn et al. (1996) Nucleic Acids Res. 24(17):3357-63. For example, a DNA chain can be synthesized on a solid support using standard phosphoramidite coupling chemistry and modified nucleoside analogs. Compounds such as 5′-(4-methoxytrityl)amino-5′-deoxy-thymidine phosphoramidite can be used as a link between the PNA and the 5′ end of DNA (Mag et al., 1989, Nucleic Acids Res. 17:5973-88). PNA monomers are then coupled in a step-wise manner to produce a chimeric molecule with a 5′ PNA segment and a 3′ DNA segment (Finn et al., 1996, Nucleic Acids Res. 24(17):3357-63). Alternatively, chimeric molecules can be synthesized with a 5′ DNA segment and a 3′ PNA segment (Peterser et al., 1975, Bioorganic Med. Chem. Lett. 5:1119-11124).

In other embodiments, the oligonucleotide can include other appended groups such as peptides (e.g., for targeting host cell receptors in vivo), or agents facilitating transport across the cell membrane (see, e.g., Letsinger et al., 1989, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 86:6553-6556; Lemaitre et al., 1987, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 84:648-652; PCT Publication No. WO 88/09810) or the blood-brain barrier (see, e.g., PCT Publication No. WO 89/10134). In addition, oligonucleotides can be modified with hybridization-triggered cleavage agents (see, e.g., Krol et al., 1988, Bio/Techniques 6:958-976) or intercalating agents (see, e.g., Zon, 1988, Pharm. Res. 5:539-549). To this end, the oligonucleotide can be conjugated to another molecule, e.g., a peptide, hybridization triggered cross-linking agent, transport agent, hybridization-triggered cleavage agent, etc.

Another aspect of the present invention pertains to the use of biomarker proteins and biologically active portions thereof. In one embodiment, the native polypeptide corresponding to a marker can be isolated from cells or tissue sources by an appropriate purification scheme using standard protein purification techniques. In another embodiment, polypeptides corresponding to a marker of the present invention are produced by recombinant DNA techniques. Alternative to recombinant expression, a polypeptide corresponding to a marker of the present invention can be synthesized chemically using standard peptide synthesis techniques.

An “isolated” or “purified” protein or biologically active portion thereof is substantially free of cellular material or other contaminating proteins from the cell or tissue source from which the protein is derived, or substantially free of chemical precursors or other chemicals when chemically synthesized. The language “substantially free of cellular material” includes preparations of protein in which the protein is separated from cellular components of the cells from which it is isolated or recombinantly produced. Thus, protein that is substantially free of cellular material includes preparations of protein having less than about 30%, 20%, 10%, or 5% (by dry weight) of heterologous protein (also referred to herein as a “contaminating protein”). When the protein or biologically active portion thereof is recombinantly produced, it is also preferably substantially free of culture medium, i.e., culture medium represents less than about 20%, 10%, or 5% of the volume of the protein preparation. When the protein is produced by chemical synthesis, it is preferably substantially free of chemical precursors or other chemicals, i.e., it is separated from chemical precursors or other chemicals which are involved in the synthesis of the protein. Accordingly such preparations of the protein have less than about 30%, 20%, 10%, 5% (by dry weight) of chemical precursors or compounds other than the polypeptide of interest.

Biologically active portions of a biomarker polypeptide include polypeptides comprising amino acid sequences sufficiently identical to or derived from a biomarker protein amino acid sequence described herein, but which includes fewer amino acids than the full length protein, and exhibit at least one activity of the corresponding full-length protein. Typically, biologically active portions comprise a domain or motif with at least one activity of the corresponding protein. A biologically active portion of a protein of the present invention can be a polypeptide which is, for example, 10, 25, 50, 100 or more amino acids in length. Moreover, other biologically active portions, in which other regions of the protein are deleted, can be prepared by recombinant techniques and evaluated for one or more of the functional activities of the native form of a polypeptide of the present invention.

Preferred polypeptides have an amino acid sequence of a biomarker protein encoded by a nucleic acid molecule described herein. Other useful proteins are substantially identical (e.g., at least about 40%, preferably 50%, 60%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 83%, 85%, 88%, 90%, 91%, 92%, 93%, 94%, 95%, 96%, 97%, 98%, or 99%) to one of these sequences and retain the functional activity of the protein of the corresponding naturally-occurring protein yet differ in amino acid sequence due to natural allelic variation or mutagenesis.

To determine the percent identity of two amino acid sequences or of two nucleic acids, the sequences are aligned for optimal comparison purposes (e.g., gaps can be introduced in the sequence of a first amino acid or nucleic acid sequence for optimal alignment with a second amino or nucleic acid sequence). The amino acid residues or nucleotides at corresponding amino acid positions or nucleotide positions are then compared. When a position in the first sequence is occupied by the same amino acid residue or nucleotide as the corresponding position in the second sequence, then the molecules are identical at that position. The percent identity between the two sequences is a function of the number of identical positions shared by the sequences (i.e., % identity=# of identical positions/total # of positions (e.g., overlapping positions)×100). In one embodiment the two sequences are the same length.

The determination of percent identity between two sequences can be accomplished using a mathematical algorithm. A preferred, non-limiting example of a mathematical algorithm utilized for the comparison of two sequences is the algorithm of Karlin and Altschul (1990) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 87:2264-2268, modified as in Karlin and Altschul (1993) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 90:5873-5877. Such an algorithm is incorporated into the NBLAST and XBLAST programs of Altschul, et al. (1990) J. Mol. Biol. 215:403-410. BLAST nucleotide searches can be performed with the NBLAST program, score=100, wordlength=12 to obtain nucleotide sequences homologous to a nucleic acid molecules of the present invention. BLAST protein searches can be performed with the XBLAST program, score=50, wordlength=3 to obtain amino acid sequences homologous to a protein molecules of the present invention. To obtain gapped alignments for comparison purposes, Gapped BLAST can be utilized as described in Altschul et al. (1997) Nucleic Acids Res. 25:3389-3402. Alternatively, PSI-Blast can be used to perform an iterated search which detects distant relationships between molecules. When utilizing BLAST, Gapped BLAST, and PSI-Blast programs, the default parameters of the respective programs (e.g., XBLAST and NBLAST) can be used. See http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov. Another preferred, non-limiting example of a mathematical algorithm utilized for the comparison of sequences is the algorithm of Myers and Miller, (1988) Comput Appl Biosci, 4:11-7. Such an algorithm is incorporated into the ALIGN program (version 2.0) which is part of the GCG sequence alignment software package. When utilizing the ALIGN program for comparing amino acid sequences, a PAM120 weight residue table, a gap length penalty of 12, and a gap penalty of 4 can be used. Yet another useful algorithm for identifying regions of local sequence similarity and alignment is the FASTA algorithm as described in Pearson and Lipman (1988) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 85:2444-2448. When using the FASTA algorithm for comparing nucleotide or amino acid sequences, a PAM120 weight residue table can, for example, be used with a k-tuple value of 2.

The percent identity between two sequences can be determined using techniques similar to those described above, with or without allowing gaps. In calculating percent identity, only exact matches are counted.

The present invention also provides chimeric or fusion proteins corresponding to a biomarker protein. As used herein, a “chimeric protein” or “fusion protein” comprises all or part (preferably a biologically active part) of a polypeptide corresponding to a marker of the present invention operably linked to a heterologous polypeptide (i.e., a polypeptide other than the polypeptide corresponding to the marker). Within the fusion protein, the term “operably linked” is intended to indicate that the polypeptide of the present invention and the heterologous polypeptide are fused in-frame to each other. The heterologous polypeptide can be fused to the amino-terminus or the carboxyl-terminus of the polypeptide of the present invention.

One useful fusion protein is a GST fusion protein in which a polypeptide corresponding to a marker of the present invention is fused to the carboxyl terminus of GST sequences. Such fusion proteins can facilitate the purification of a recombinant polypeptide of the present invention.

In another embodiment, the fusion protein contains a heterologous signal sequence, immunoglobulin fusion protein, toxin, or other useful protein sequence. Chimeric and fusion proteins of the present invention can be produced by standard recombinant DNA techniques. In another embodiment, the fusion gene can be synthesized by conventional techniques including automated DNA synthesizers. Alternatively, PCR amplification of gene fragments can be carried out using anchor primers which give rise to complementary overhangs between two consecutive gene fragments which can subsequently be annealed and re-amplified to generate a chimeric gene sequence (see, e.g., Ausubel et al., supra). Moreover, many expression vectors are commercially available that already encode a fusion moiety (e.g., a GST polypeptide). A nucleic acid encoding a polypeptide of the present invention can be cloned into such an expression vector such that the fusion moiety is linked in-frame to the polypeptide of the present invention.

A signal sequence can be used to facilitate secretion and isolation of the secreted protein or other proteins of interest. Signal sequences are typically characterized by a core of hydrophobic amino acids which are generally cleaved from the mature protein during secretion in one or more cleavage events. Such signal peptides contain processing sites that allow cleavage of the signal sequence from the mature proteins as they pass through the secretory pathway. Thus, the present invention pertains to the described polypeptides having a signal sequence, as well as to polypeptides from which the signal sequence has been proteolytically cleaved (i.e., the cleavage products). In one embodiment, a nucleic acid sequence encoding a signal sequence can be operably linked in an expression vector to a protein of interest, such as a protein which is ordinarily not secreted or is otherwise difficult to isolate. The signal sequence directs secretion of the protein, such as from a eukaryotic host into which the expression vector is transformed, and the signal sequence is subsequently or concurrently cleaved. The protein can then be readily purified from the extracellular medium by art recognized methods. Alternatively, the signal sequence can be linked to the protein of interest using a sequence which facilitates purification, such as with a GST domain.

The present invention also pertains to variants of the biomarker polypeptides described herein. Such variants have an altered amino acid sequence which can function as either agonists (mimetics) or as antagonists. Variants can be generated by mutagenesis, e.g., discrete point mutation or truncation. An agonist can retain substantially the same, or a subset, of the biological activities of the naturally occurring form of the protein. An antagonist of a protein can inhibit one or more of the activities of the naturally occurring form of the protein by, for example, competitively binding to a downstream or upstream member of a cellular signaling cascade which includes the protein of interest. Thus, specific biological effects can be elicited by treatment with a variant of limited function. Treatment of a subject with a variant having a subset of the biological activities of the naturally occurring form of the protein can have fewer side effects in a subject relative to treatment with the naturally occurring form of the protein.

Variants of a biomarker protein which function as either agonists (mimetics) or as antagonists can be identified by screening combinatorial libraries of mutants, e.g., truncation mutants, of the protein of the present invention for agonist or antagonist activity. In one embodiment, a variegated library of variants is generated by combinatorial mutagenesis at the nucleic acid level and is encoded by a variegated gene library. A variegated library of variants can be produced by, for example, enzymatically ligating a mixture of synthetic oligonucleotides into gene sequences such that a degenerate set of potential protein sequences is expressible as individual polypeptides, or alternatively, as a set of larger fusion proteins (e.g., for phage display). There are a variety of methods which can be used to produce libraries of potential variants of the polypeptides of the present invention from a degenerate oligonucleotide sequence. Methods for synthesizing degenerate oligonucleotides are known in the art (see, e.g., Narang, 1983, Tetrahedron 39:3; Itakura et al., 1984, Annu. Rev. Biochem. 53:323; Itakura et al., 1984, Science 198:1056; Ike et al., 1983 Nucleic Acid Res. 11:477).

In addition, libraries of fragments of the coding sequence of a polypeptide corresponding to a marker of the present invention can be used to generate a variegated population of polypeptides for screening and subsequent selection of variants. For example, a library of coding sequence fragments can be generated by treating a double stranded PCR fragment of the coding sequence of interest with a nuclease under conditions wherein nicking occurs only about once per molecule, denaturing the double stranded DNA, renaturing the DNA to form double stranded DNA which can include sense/antisense pairs from different nicked products, removing single stranded portions from reformed duplexes by treatment with S1 nuclease, and ligating the resulting fragment library into an expression vector. By this method, an expression library can be derived which encodes amino terminal and internal fragments of various sizes of the protein of interest.

Several techniques are known in the art for screening gene products of combinatorial libraries made by point mutations or truncation, and for screening cDNA libraries for gene products having a selected property. The most widely used techniques, which are amenable to high throughput analysis, for screening large gene libraries typically include cloning the gene library into replicable expression vectors, transforming appropriate cells with the resulting library of vectors, and expressing the combinatorial genes under conditions in which detection of a desired activity facilitates isolation of the vector encoding the gene whose product was detected. Recursive ensemble mutagenesis (REM), a technique which enhances the frequency of functional mutants in the libraries, can be used in combination with the screening assays to identify variants of a protein of the present invention (Arkin and Yourvan, 1992, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 89:7811-7815; Delgrave et al., 1993, Protein Engineering 6(3):327-331).

An isolated polypeptide or a fragment thereof (or a nucleic acid encoding such a polypeptide) corresponding to one or more biomarkers of the invention, including the biomarkers listed in Table 1 or fragments thereof, can be used as an immunogen to generate antibodies that bind to said immunogen, using standard techniques for polyclonal and monoclonal antibody preparation according to well-known methods in the art. An antigenic peptide comprises at least 8 amino acid residues and encompasses an epitope present in the respective full length molecule such that an antibody raised against the peptide forms a specific immune complex with the respective full length molecule. Preferably, the antigenic peptide comprises at least 10 amino acid residues. In one embodiment such epitopes can be specific for a given polypeptide molecule from one species, such as mouse or human (i.e., an antigenic peptide that spans a region of the polypeptide molecule that is not conserved across species is used as immunogen; such non conserved residues can be determined using an alignment such as that provided herein).

In some embodiments, the immunotherapy utilizes an inhibitor of at least one immune checkpoint, such as an antibody binds substantially specifically to an immune checkpoint, such as PD-1, and inhibits or blocks its immunoinhibitory function, such as by interrupting its interaction with a binding partner of the immune checkpoint, such as PD-L1 and/or PD-L2 binding partners of PD-1. In one embodiment, an antibody, especially an intrbody, binds substantially specifically to one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E) and inhibits or blocks its biological function, such as by interrupting its interaction with a substrate like STAT or JAK proteins. In another embodiment, an antibody, especially an intrbody, binds substantially specifically to a binding partner of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E), and inhibits or blocks its biological function, such as by interrupting its interaction to B7-H6, HLA-E.

For example, a polypeptide immunogen typically is used to prepare antibodies by immunizing a suitable subject (e.g., rabbit, goat, mouse or other mammal) with the immunogen. A preferred animal is a mouse deficient in the desired target antigen. For example, a PD-1 knockout mouse if the desired antibody is an anti-PD-1 antibody, may be used. This results in a wider spectrum of antibody recognition possibilities as antibodies reactive to common mouse and human epitopes are not removed by tolerance mechanisms. An appropriate immunogenic preparation can contain, for example, a recombinantly expressed or chemically synthesized molecule or fragment thereof to which the immune response is to be generated. The preparation can further include an adjuvant, such as Freund's complete or incomplete adjuvant, or similar immunostimulatory agent. Immunization of a suitable subject with an immunogenic preparation induces a polyclonal antibody response to the antigenic peptide contained therein.

Polyclonal antibodies can be prepared as described above by immunizing a suitable subject with a polypeptide immunogen. The polypeptide antibody titer in the immunized subject can be monitored over time by standard techniques, such as with an enzyme linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) using immobilized polypeptide. If desired, the antibody directed against the antigen can be isolated from the mammal (e.g., from the blood) and further purified by well-known techniques, such as protein A chromatography, to obtain the IgG fraction. At an appropriate time after immunization, e.g., when the antibody titers are highest, antibody-producing cells can be obtained from the subject and used to prepare monoclonal antibodies by standard techniques, such as the hybridoma technique (originally described by Kohler and Milstein (1975) Nature 256:495-497) (see also Brown et al. (1981) J. Immunol. 127:539-46; Brown et al. (1980) J. Biol. Chem. 255:4980-83; Yeh et al. (1976) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. 76:2927-31; Yeh et al. (1982) Int. J. Cancer 29:269-75), the more recent human B cell hybridoma technique (Kozbor et al. (1983) Immunol. Today 4:72), the EBV-hybridoma technique (Cole et al. (1985) Monoclonal Antibodies and Cancer Therapy, Alan R. Liss, Inc., pp. 77-96) or trioma techniques. The technology for producing monoclonal antibody hybridomas is well-known (see generally Kenneth, R. H. in Monoclonal Antibodies: A New Dimension In Biological Analyses, Plenum Publishing Corp., New York, N.Y. (1980); Lerner, E. A. (1981) Yale J Biol. Med. 54:387-402; Gefter, M. L. et al. (1977) Somatic Cell Genet. 3:231-36). Briefly, an immortal cell line (typically a myeloma) is fused to lymphocytes (typically splenocytes) from a mammal immunized with an immunogen as described above, and the culture supernatants of the resulting hybridoma cells are screened to identify a hybridoma producing a monoclonal antibody that binds to the polypeptide antigen, preferably specifically. In some embodiments, the immunization is performed in a cell or animal host that has a knockout of a target antigen of interest (e.g., does not produce the antigen prior to immunization).

Any of the many well-known protocols used for fusing lymphocytes and immortalized cell lines can be applied for the purpose of generating a monoclonal antibody against one or more biomarkers of the invention, including the biomarkers listed in Table 1, or a fragment thereof (see, e.g., Galfre, G. et al. (1977) Nature 266:55052; Gefter et al. (1977) supra; Lerner (1981) supra; Kenneth (1980) supra). Moreover, the ordinary skilled worker will appreciate that there are many variations of such methods which also would be useful. Typically, the immortal cell line (e.g., a myeloma cell line) is derived from the same mammalian species as the lymphocytes. For example, murine hybridomas can be made by fusing lymphocytes from a mouse immunized with an immunogenic preparation of the present invention with an immortalized mouse cell line. Preferred immortal cell lines are mouse myeloma cell lines that are sensitive to culture medium containing hypoxanthine, aminopterin and thymidine (“HAT medium”). Any of a number of myeloma cell lines can be used as a fusion partner according to standard techniques, e.g., the P3-NS1/1-Ag4-1, P3-x63-Ag8.653 or Sp2/O-Ag14 myeloma lines. These myeloma lines are available from the American Type Culture Collection (ATCC), Rockville, Md. Typically, HAT-sensitive mouse myeloma cells are fused to mouse splenocytes using polyethylene glycol (“PEG”). Hybridoma cells resulting from the fusion are then selected using HAT medium, which kills unfused and unproductively fused myeloma cells (unfused splenocytes die after several days because they are not transformed). Hybridoma cells producing a monoclonal antibody of the invention are detected by screening the hybridoma culture supernatants for antibodies that bind a given polypeptide, e.g., using a standard ELISA assay.

As an alternative to preparing monoclonal antibody-secreting hybridomas, a monoclonal specific for one of the above described polypeptides can be identified and isolated by screening a recombinant combinatorial immunoglobulin library (e.g., an antibody phage display library) with the appropriate polypeptide to thereby isolate immunoglobulin library members that bind the polypeptide. Kits for generating and screening phage display libraries are commercially available (e.g., the Pharmacia Recombinant Phage Antibody System, Catalog No. 27-9400-01; and the Stratagene SurfZAP™ Phage Display Kit, Catalog No. 240612). Additionally, examples of methods and reagents particularly amenable for use in generating and screening an antibody display library can be found in, for example, Ladner et al. U.S. Pat. No. 5,223,409; Kang et al. International Publication No. WO 92/18619; Dower et al. International Publication No. WO 91/17271; Winter et al. International Publication WO 92/20791; Markland et al. International Publication No. WO 92/15679; Breitling et al. International Publication WO 93/01288; McCafferty et al. International Publication No. WO 92/01047; Garrard et al. International Publication No. WO 92/09690; Ladner et al. International Publication No. WO 90/02809; Fuchs et al. (1991) Biotechnology (NY) 9:1369-1372; Hay et al. (1992) Hum. Antibod. Hybridomas 3:81-85; Huse et al. (1989) Science 246:1275-1281; Griffiths et al. (1993) EMBO J. 12:725-734; Hawkins et al. (1992) J. Mol. Biol. 226:889-896; Clarkson et al. (1991) Nature 352:624-628; Gram et al. (1992) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 89:3576-3580; Garrard et al. (1991) Biotechnology (NY) 9:1373-1377; Hoogenboom et al. (1991) Nucleic Acids Res. 19:4133-4137; Barbas et al. (1991) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 88:7978-7982; and McCafferty et al. (1990) Nature 348:552-554.

Since it is well-known in the art that antibody heavy and light chain CDR3 domains play a particularly important role in the binding specificity/affinity of an antibody for an antigen, the recombinant monoclonal antibodies of the present invention prepared as set forth above preferably comprise the heavy and light chain CDR3s of variable regions of the antibodies described herein and well-known in the art. Similarly, the antibodies can further comprise the CDR2s of variable regions of said antibodies. The antibodies can further comprise the CDR1s of variable regions of said antibodies. In other embodiments, the antibodies can comprise any combinations of the CDRs.

The CDR1, 2, and/or 3 regions of the engineered antibodies described above can comprise the exact amino acid sequence(s) as those of variable regions of the present invention described herein. However, the ordinarily skilled artisan will appreciate that some deviation from the exact CDR sequences may be possible while still retaining the ability of the antibody, especially an introbody, to bind a desired target, such as one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E) and/or a binding partner thereof, either alone or in combination with an immunotherapy, such as B7-H6, HLA-E, or B7-H6/HLA-E binding partners/substrates, or an immunotherapy effectively (e.g., conservative sequence modifications). Accordingly, in another embodiment, the engineered antibody may be composed of one or more CDRs that are, for example, 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 91%, 92%, 93%, 94%, 95%, 96%, 97%, 98%, 99%, or 99.5% identical to one or more CDRs of the present invention described herein or otherwise publicly available.

For example, the structural features of non-human or human antibodies (e.g., a rat anti-mouse/anti-human antibody) can be used to create structurally related human antibodies, especially introbodies, that retain at least one functional property of the antibodies of the present invention, such as binding to B7-H6, HLA-E, or B7-H6/HLA-E binding partners/substrates, and/or an immune checkpoint. Another functional property includes inhibiting binding of the original known, non-human or human antibodies in a competition ELISA assay.

Antibodies, immunoglobulins, and polypeptides of the invention can be used in an isolated (e.g., purified) form or contained in a vector, such as a membrane or lipid vesicle (e.g. a liposome). Moreover, amino acid sequence modification(s) of the antibodies described herein are contemplated. For example, it may be desirable to improve the binding affinity and/or other biological properties of the antibody. It is known that when a humanized antibody is produced by simply grafting only CDRs in VH and VL of an antibody derived from a non-human animal in FRs of the VH and VL of a human antibody, the antigen binding activity is reduced in comparison with that of the original antibody derived from a non-human animal. It is considered that several amino acid residues of the VH and VL of the non-human antibody, not only in CDRs but also in FRs, are directly or indirectly associated with the antigen binding activity. Hence, substitution of these amino acid residues with different amino acid residues derived from FRs of the VH and VL of the human antibody would reduce binding activity and can be corrected by replacing the amino acids with amino acid residues of the original antibody derived from a non-human animal.

Similarly, modifications and changes may be made in the structure of the antibodies described herein, and in the DNA sequences encoding them, and still obtain a functional molecule that encodes an antibody and polypeptide with desirable characteristics. For example, antibody glycosylation patterns can be modulated to, for example, increase stability. By “altering” is meant deleting one or more carbohydrate moieties found in the antibody, and/or adding one or more glycosylation sites that are not present in the antibody. Glycosylation of antibodies is typically N-linked. “N-linked” refers to the attachment of the carbohydrate moiety to the side chain of an asparagine residue. The tripeptide sequences asparagine-X-serine and asparagines-X-threonine, where X is any amino acid except proline, are the recognition sequences for enzymatic attachment of the carbohydrate moiety to the asparagine side chain. Thus, the presence of either of these tripeptide sequences in a polypeptide creates a potential glycosylation site. Addition of glycosylation sites to the antibody is conveniently accomplished by altering the amino acid sequence such that it contains one or more of the above-described tripeptide sequences (for N-linked glycosylation sites). Another type of covalent modification involves chemically or enzymatically coupling glycosides to the antibody. These procedures are advantageous in that they do not require production of the antibody in a host cell that has glycosylation capabilities for N- or O-linked glycosylation. Depending on the coupling mode used, the sugar(s) may be attached to (a) arginine and histidine, (b) free carboxyl groups, (c) free sulfhydryl groups such as those of cysteine, (d) free hydroxyl groups such as those of serine, threonine, orhydroxyproline, (e) aromatic residues such as those of phenylalanine, tyrosine, or tryptophan, or (f) the amide group of glutamine. For example, such methods are described in WO87/05330.

Similarly, removal of any carbohydrate moieties present on the antibody may be accomplished chemically or enzymatically. Chemical deglycosylation requires exposure of the antibody to the compound trifluoromethanesulfonic acid, or an equivalent compound. This treatment results in the cleavage of most or all sugars except the linking sugar (N-acetylglucosamine or N-acetylgalactosamine), while leaving the antibody intact. Chemical deglycosylation is described by Sojahr et al. (1987) and by Edge et al. (1981). Enzymatic cleavage of carbohydrate moieties on antibodies can be achieved by the use of a variety of endo- and exo-glycosidases as described by Thotakura et al. (1987).

Other modifications can involve the formation of immunoconjugates. For example, in one type of covalent modification, antibodies or proteins are covalently linked to one of a variety of non proteinaceous polymers, e.g., polyethylene glycol, polypropylene glycol, or polyoxyalkylenes, in the manner set forth in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,640,835; 4,496,689; 4,301,144; 4,670,417; 4,791,192 or 4,179,337.

Conjugation of antibodies or other proteins of the present invention with heterologous agents can be made using a variety of bifunctional protein coupling agents including but not limited to N-succinimidyl (2-pyridyldithio) propionate (SPDP), succinimidyl (N-maleimidomethyl)cyclohexane-1-carboxylate, iminothiolane (IT), bifunctional derivatives of imidoesters (such as dimethyl adipimidate HCL), active esters (such as disuccinimidyl suberate), aldehydes (such as glutaraldehyde), bis-azido compounds (such as bis (p-azidobenzoyl) hexanediamine), bis-diazonium derivatives (such as bis-(p-diazoniumbenzoyl)-ethylenediamine), diisocyanates (such as toluene 2,6diisocyanate), and bis-active fluorine compounds (such as 1,5-difluoro-2,4-dinitrobenzene). For example, carbon labeled 1-isothiocyanatobenzyl methyldiethylene triaminepentaacetic acid (MX-DTPA) is an exemplary chelating agent for conjugation of radionucleotide to the antibody (WO 94/11026).

In another aspect, the present invention features antibodies conjugated to a therapeutic moiety, such as a cytotoxin, a drug, and/or a radioisotope. When conjugated to a cytotoxin, these antibody conjugates are referred to as “immunotoxins.” A cytotoxin or cytotoxic agent includes any agent that is detrimental to (e.g., kills) cells. Examples include taxol, cytochalasin B, gramicidin D, ethidium bromide, emetine, mitomycin, etoposide, tenoposide, vincristine, vinblastine, colchicin, doxorubicin, daunorubicin, dihydroxy anthracin dione, mitoxantrone, mithramycin, actinomycin D, 1-dehydrotestosterone, glucocorticoids, procaine, tetracaine, lidocaine, propranolol, and puromycin and analogs or homologs thereof. Therapeutic agents include, but are not limited to, antimetabolites (e.g., methotrexate, 6-mercaptopurine, 6-thioguanine, cytarabine, 5-fluorouracil decarbazine), alkylating agents (e.g., mechlorethamine, thioepa chlorambucil, melphalan, carmustine (BSNU) and lomustine (CCNU), cyclothosphamide, busulfan, dibromomannitol, streptozotocin, mitomycin C, and cis-dichlorodiamine platinum (II) (DDP) cisplatin), anthracyclines (e.g., daunorubicin (formerly daunomycin) and doxorubicin), antibiotics (e.g., dactinomycin (formerly actinomycin), bleomycin, mithramycin, and anthramycin (AMC)), and anti-mitotic agents (e.g., vincristine and vinblastine). An antibody of the present invention can be conjugated to a radioisotope, e.g., radioactive iodine, to generate cytotoxic radiopharmaceuticals for treating a related disorder, such as a cancer.

Conjugated antibodies, in addition to therapeutic utility, can be useful for diagnostically or prognostically to monitor polypeptide levels in tissue as part of a clinical testing procedure, e.g., to determine the efficacy of a given treatment regimen. Detection can be facilitated by coupling (i e., physically linking) the antibody to a detectable substance. Examples of detectable substances include various enzymes, prosthetic groups, fluorescent materials, luminescent materials, bioluminescent materials, and radioactive materials. Examples of suitable enzymes include horseradish peroxidase, alkaline phosphatase, β-galactosidase, or acetylcholinesterase; examples of suitable prosthetic group complexes include streptavidin/biotin and avidin/biotin; examples of suitable fluorescent materials include umbelliferone, fluorescein, fluorescein isothiocyanate (FITC), rhodamine, dichlorotriazinylamine fluorescein, dansyl chloride or phycoerythrin (PE); an example of a luminescent material includes luminol; examples of bioluminescent materials include luciferase, luciferin, and aequorin, and examples of suitable radioactive material include ¹²⁵I, ¹³¹I, ³⁵S, or ³H. [0134] As used herein, the term “labeled”, with regard to the antibody, is intended to encompass direct labeling of the antibody by coupling (i.e., physically linking) a detectable substance, such as a radioactive agent or a fluorophore (e.g. fluorescein isothiocyanate (FITC) or phycoerythrin (PE) or Indocyanine (Cy5)) to the antibody, as well as indirect labeling of the antibody by reactivity with a detectable substance.

The antibody conjugates of the present invention can be used to modify a given biological response. The therapeutic moiety is not to be construed as limited to classical chemical therapeutic agents. For example, the drug moiety may be a protein or polypeptide possessing a desired biological activity. Such proteins may include, for example, an enzymatically active toxin, or active fragment thereof, such as abrin, ricin A, Pseudomonas exotoxin, or diphtheria toxin; a protein such as tumor necrosis factor or interferon-.gamma.; or, biological response modifiers such as, for example, lymphokines, interleukin-1 (“IL-1”), interleukin-2 (“IL-2”), interleukin-6 (“IL-6”), granulocyte macrophage colony stimulating factor (“GM-CSF”), granulocyte colony stimulating factor (“G-CSF”), or other cytokines or growth factors.

In one embodiment, an antibody for use in the instant invention is a bispecific or multispecific antibody. A bispecific antibody has binding sites for two different antigens within a single antibody polypeptide. Antigen binding may be simultaneous or sequential. Triomas and hybrid hybridomas are two examples of cell lines that can secrete bispecific antibodies. Examples of bispecific antibodies produced by a hybrid hybridoma or a trioma are disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,474,893. Bispecific antibodies have been constructed by chemical means (Staerz et al. (1985) Nature 314:628, and Perez et al. (1985) Nature 316:354) and hybridoma technology (Staerz and Bevan (1986) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, 83:1453, and Staerz and Bevan (1986) Immunol. Today 7:241). Bispecific antibodies are also described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,959,084. Fragments of bispecific antibodies are described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,798,229.

Bispecific agents can also be generated by making heterohybridomas by fusing hybridomas or other cells making different antibodies, followed by identification of clones producing and co-assembling both antibodies. They can also be generated by chemical or genetic conjugation of complete immunoglobulin chains or portions thereof such as Fab and Fv sequences. The antibody component can bind to a polypeptide or a fragment thereof of one or more biomarkers of the invention, including one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1, or a fragment thereof. In one embodiment, the bispecific antibody could specifically bind to both a polypeptide or a fragment thereof and its natural binding partner(s) or a fragment(s) thereof.

Techniques for modulating antibodies, such as humanization, conjugation, recombinant techniques, and the like are well-known in the art.

In another aspect of this invention, peptides or peptide mimetics can be used to antagonize the activity of one or more biomarkers of the invention, including one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1, or a fragment(s) thereof. In one embodiment, variants of one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1 which function as a modulating agent for the respective full length protein, can be identified by screening combinatorial libraries of mutants, e.g., truncation mutants, for antagonist activity. In one embodiment, a variegated library of variants is generated by combinatorial mutagenesis at the nucleic acid level and is encoded by a variegated gene library. A variegated library of variants can be produced, for instance, by enzymatically ligating a mixture of synthetic oligonucleotides into gene sequences such that a degenerate set of potential polypeptide sequences is expressible as individual polypeptides containing the set of polypeptide sequences therein. There are a variety of methods which can be used to produce libraries of polypeptide variants from a degenerate oligonucleotide sequence. Chemical synthesis of a degenerate gene sequence can be performed in an automatic DNA synthesizer, and the synthetic gene then ligated into an appropriate expression vector. Use of a degenerate set of genes allows for the provision, in one mixture, of all of the sequences encoding the desired set of potential polypeptide sequences. Methods for synthesizing degenerate oligonucleotides are known in the art (see, e.g., Narang, S. A. (1983) Tetrahedron 39:3; Itakura et al. (1984) Annu. Rev. Biochem. 53:323; Itakura et al. (1984) Science 198:1056; Ike et al. (1983) Nucleic Acid Res. 11:477.

In addition, libraries of fragments of a polypeptide coding sequence can be used to generate a variegated population of polypeptide fragments for screening and subsequent selection of variants of a given polypeptide. In one embodiment, a library of coding sequence fragments can be generated by treating a double stranded PCR fragment of a polypeptide coding sequence with a nuclease under conditions wherein nicking occurs only about once per polypeptide, denaturing the double stranded DNA, renaturing the DNA to form double stranded DNA which can include sense/antisense pairs from different nicked products, removing single stranded portions from reformed duplexes by treatment with S1 nuclease, and ligating the resulting fragment library into an expression vector. By this method, an expression library can be derived which encodes N-terminal, C-terminal and internal fragments of various sizes of the polypeptide.

Several techniques are known in the art for screening gene products of combinatorial libraries made by point mutations or truncation, and for screening cDNA libraries for gene products having a selected property. Such techniques are adaptable for rapid screening of the gene libraries generated by the combinatorial mutagenesis of polypeptides. The most widely used techniques, which are amenable to high through-put analysis, for screening large gene libraries typically include cloning the gene library into replicable expression vectors, transforming appropriate cells with the resulting library of vectors, and expressing the combinatorial genes under conditions in which detection of a desired activity facilitates isolation of the vector encoding the gene whose product was detected. Recursive ensemble mutagenesis (REM), a technique which enhances the frequency of functional mutants in the libraries, can be used in combination with the screening assays to identify variants of interest (Arkin and Youvan (1992) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 89:7811-7815; Delagrave et al. (1993) Protein Eng. 6(3):327-331). In one embodiment, cell based assays can be exploited to analyze a variegated polypeptide library. For example, a library of expression vectors can be transfected into a cell line which ordinarily synthesizes one or more biomarkers of the invention, including one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1, or a fragment thereof. The transfected cells are then cultured such that the full length polypeptide and a particular mutant polypeptide are produced and the effect of expression of the mutant on the full length polypeptide activity in cell supernatants can be detected, e.g., by any of a number of functional assays. Plasmid DNA can then be recovered from the cells which score for inhibition, or alternatively, potentiation of full length polypeptide activity, and the individual clones further characterized.

Systematic substitution of one or more amino acids of a polypeptide amino acid sequence with a D-amino acid of the same type (e.g., D-lysine in place of L-lysine) can be used to generate more stable peptides. In addition, constrained peptides comprising a polypeptide amino acid sequence of interest or a substantially identical sequence variation can be generated by methods known in the art (Rizo and Gierasch (1992) Annu. Rev. Biochem. 61:387, incorporated herein by reference); for example, by adding internal cysteine residues capable of forming intramolecular disulfide bridges which cyclize the peptide.

The amino acid sequences described herein will enable those of skill in the art to produce polypeptides corresponding peptide sequences and sequence variants thereof. Such polypeptides can be produced in prokaryotic or eukaryotic host cells by expression of polynucleotides encoding the peptide sequence, frequently as part of a larger polypeptide. Alternatively, such peptides can be synthesized by chemical methods. Methods for expression of heterologous proteins in recombinant hosts, chemical synthesis of polypeptides, and in vitro translation are well-known in the art and are described further in Maniatis et al. Molecular Cloning: A Laboratory Manual (1989), 2nd Ed., Cold Spring Harbor, N.Y.; Berger and Kimmel, Methods in Enzymology, Volume 152, Guide to Molecular Cloning Techniques (1987), Academic Press, Inc., San Diego, Calif.; Merrifield, J. (1969) J. Am. Chem. Soc. 91:501; Chaiken I. M. (1981) CRC Crit. Rev. Biochem. 11: 255; Kaiser et al. (1989) Science 243:187; Merrifield, B. (1986) Science 232:342; Kent, S. B. H. (1988) Annu. Rev. Biochem. 57:957; and Offord, R. E. (1980) Semisynthetic Proteins, Wiley Publishing, which are incorporated herein by reference).

Peptides can be produced, typically by direct chemical synthesis. Peptides can be produced as modified peptides, with nonpeptide moieties attached by covalent linkage to the N-terminus and/or C-terminus. In certain preferred embodiments, either the carboxy-terminus or the amino-terminus, or both, are chemically modified. The most common modifications of the terminal amino and carboxyl groups are acetylation and amidation, respectively. Amino-terminal modifications such as acylation (e.g., acetylation) or alkylation (e.g., methylation) and carboxy-terminal-modifications such as amidation, as well as other terminal modifications, including cyclization, can be incorporated into various embodiments of the invention. Certain amino-terminal and/or carboxy-terminal modifications and/or peptide extensions to the core sequence can provide advantageous physical, chemical, biochemical, and pharmacological properties, such as: enhanced stability, increased potency and/or efficacy, resistance to serum proteases, desirable pharmacokinetic properties, and others. Peptides described herein can be used therapeutically to treat disease, e.g., by altering costimulation in a patient.

Peptidomimetics (Fauchere (1986) Adv. Drug Res. 15:29; Veber and Freidinger (1985) TINS p. 392; and Evans et al. (1987) J. Med. Chem. 30:1229, which are incorporated herein by reference) are usually developed with the aid of computerized molecular modeling. Peptide mimetics that are structurally similar to therapeutically useful peptides can be used to produce an equivalent therapeutic or prophylactic effect. Generally, peptidomimetics are structurally similar to a paradigm polypeptide (i.e., a polypeptide that has a biological or pharmacological activity), but have one or more peptide linkages optionally replaced by a linkage selected from the group consisting of: —CH2NH—, —CH2S-, —CH2-CH2-, —CH═CH— (cis and trans), —COCH2-, —CH(OH)CH2-, and —CH2SO—, by methods known in the art and further described in the following references: Spatola, A. F. in “Chemistry and Biochemistry of Amino Acids, Peptides, and Proteins” Weinstein, B., ed., Marcel Dekker, New York, p. 267 (1983); Spatola, A. F., Vega Data (March 1983), Vol. 1, Issue 3, “Peptide Backbone Modifications” (general review); Morley, J. S. (1980) Trends Pharm. Sci. pp. 463-468 (general review); Hudson, D. et al. (1979) Int. J. Pept. Prot. Res. 14:177-185 (—CH2NH—, CH2CH2-); Spatola, A. F. et al. (1986) Life Sci. 38:1243-1249 (—CH2-S); Hann, M. M. (1982) J. Chem. Soc. Perkin Trans. I. 307-314 (—CH—CH—, cis and trans); Almquist, R. G. et al. (190) J. Med. Chem. 23:1392-1398 (—COCH2-); Jennings-White, C. et al. (1982) Tetrahedron Lett. 23:2533 (—COCH2-); Szelke, M. et al. European Appln. EP 45665 (1982) CA: 97:39405 (1982)(—CH(OH)CH2-); Holladay, M. W. et al. (1983) Tetrahedron Lett. (1983) 24:4401-4404 (—C(OH)CH2-); and Hruby, V. J. (1982) Life Sci. (1982) 31:189-199 (—CH2-S—); each of which is incorporated herein by reference. A particularly preferred non-peptide linkage is —CH2NH—. Such peptide mimetics may have significant advantages over polypeptide embodiments, including, for example: more economical production, greater chemical stability, enhanced pharmacological properties (half-life, absorption, potency, efficacy, etc.), altered specificity (e.g., a broad-spectrum of biological activities), reduced antigenicity, and others. Labeling of peptidomimetics usually involves covalent attachment of one or more labels, directly or through a spacer (e.g., an amide group), to non-interfering position(s) on the peptidomimetic that are predicted by quantitative structure-activity data and/or molecular modeling. Such non-interfering positions generally are positions that do not form direct contacts with the macropolypeptides(s) to which the peptidomimetic binds to produce the therapeutic effect. Derivatization (e.g., labeling) of peptidomimetics should not substantially interfere with the desired biological or pharmacological activity of the peptidomimetic.

Also encompassed by the present invention are small molecules which can modulate (either enhance or inhibit) interactions, e.g., between biomarkers described herein or listed in Table 1 and their natural binding partners. The small molecules of the present invention can be obtained using any of the numerous approaches in combinatorial library methods known in the art, including: spatially addressable parallel solid phase or solution phase libraries; synthetic library methods requiring deconvolution; the ‘one-bead one-compound’ library method; and synthetic library methods using affinity chromatography selection. (Lam, K. S. (1997) Anticancer Drug Des. 12:145).

Examples of methods for the synthesis of molecular libraries can be found in the art, for example in: DeWitt et al. (1993) Proc. Natl. Acad Sci. USA 90:6909; Erb et al. (1994) Proc. Natl. Acad Sci. USA 91:11422; Zuckermann et al. (1994) J. Med Chem. 37:2678; Cho et al. (1993) Science 261:1303; Carrell et al. (1994) Angew. Chem. Int. Ed Engl. 33:2059; Carell et al. (1994) Angew. Chem. Int. Ed Engl. 33:2061; and in Gallop et al. (1994) J. Med Chem. 37:1233.

Libraries of compounds can be presented in solution (e.g., Houghten (1992) Biotechniques 13:412-421), or on beads (Lam (1991) Nature 354:82-84), chips (Fodor (1993) Nature 364:555-556), bacteria (Ladner U.S. Pat. No. 5,223,409), spores (Ladner USP '409), plasmids (Cull et al. (1992) Proc. Natl. Acad Sci. USA 89:1865-1869) or on phage (Scott and Smith (1990) Science 249:386-390); (Devlin (1990) Science 249:404-406); (Cwirla et al. (1990) Proc. Natl. Acad Sci. USA 87:6378-6382); (Felici (1991) J. Mol. Biol. 222:301-310); (Ladner supra.). Compounds can be screened in cell based or non-cell based assays. Compounds can be screened in pools (e.g. multiple compounds in each testing sample) or as individual compounds.

Chimeric or fusion proteins can be prepared for the inhibitors of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E) and/or agents for the immunotherapies described herein, such as inhibitors to the biomarkers of the invention, including the biomarkers listed in Table 1, or fragments thereof. As used herein, a “chimeric protein” or “fusion protein” comprises one or more biomarkers of the invention, including one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1, or a fragment thereof, operatively linked to another polypeptide having an amino acid sequence corresponding to a protein which is not substantially homologous to the respective biomarker. In a preferred embodiment, the fusion protein comprises at least one biologically active portion of one or more biomarkers of the invention, including one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1, or fragments thereof. Within the fusion protein, the term “operatively linked” is intended to indicate that the biomarker sequences and the non-biomarker sequences are fused in-frame to each other in such a way as to preserve functions exhibited when expressed independently of the fusion. The “another” sequences can be fused to the N-terminus or C-terminus of the biomarker sequences, respectively.

Such a fusion protein can be produced by recombinant expression of a nucleotide sequence encoding the first peptide and a nucleotide sequence encoding the second peptide. The second peptide may optionally correspond to a moiety that alters the solubility, affinity, stability or valency of the first peptide, for example, an immunoglobulin constant region. In another preferred embodiment, the first peptide consists of a portion of a biologically active molecule (e.g. the extracellular portion of the polypeptide or the ligand binding portion). The second peptide can include an immunoglobulin constant region, for example, a human Cγ1 domain or Cγ4 domain (e.g., the hinge, CH2 and CH3 regions of human IgCγ 1, or human IgCγ4, see e.g., Capon et al. U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,116,964; 5,580,756; 5,844,095 and the like, incorporated herein by reference). Such constant regions may retain regions which mediate effector function (e.g. Fc receptor binding) or may be altered to reduce effector function. A resulting fusion protein may have altered solubility, binding affinity, stability and/or valency (i.e., the number of binding sites available per polypeptide) as compared to the independently expressed first peptide, and may increase the efficiency of protein purification. Fusion proteins and peptides produced by recombinant techniques can be secreted and isolated from a mixture of cells and medium containing the protein or peptide. Alternatively, the protein or peptide can be retained cytoplasmically and the cells harvested, lysed and the protein isolated. A cell culture typically includes host cells, media and other byproducts. Suitable media for cell culture are well-known in the art. Protein and peptides can be isolated from cell culture media, host cells, or both using techniques known in the art for purifying proteins and peptides. Techniques for transfecting host cells and purifying proteins and peptides are known in the art.

Preferably, a fusion protein of the invention is produced by standard recombinant DNA techniques. For example, DNA fragments coding for the different polypeptide sequences are ligated together in-frame in accordance with conventional techniques, for example employing blunt-ended or stagger-ended termini for ligation, restriction enzyme digestion to provide for appropriate termini, filling-in of cohesive ends as appropriate, alkaline phosphatase treatment to avoid undesirable joining, and enzymatic ligation. In another embodiment, the fusion gene can be synthesized by conventional techniques including automated DNA synthesizers. Alternatively, PCR amplification of gene fragments can be carried out using anchor primers which give rise to complementary overhangs between two consecutive gene fragments which can subsequently be annealed and reamplified to generate a chimeric gene sequence (see, for example, Current Protocols in Molecular Biology, eds. Ausubel et al. John Wiley & Sons: 1992).

The fusion proteins of the invention can be used as immunogens to produce antibodies in a subject. Such antibodies may be used to purify the respective natural polypeptides from which the fusion proteins were generated, or in screening assays to identify polypeptides which inhibit the interactions between one or more biomarkers polypeptide or a fragment thereof and its natural binding partner(s) or a fragment(s) thereof.

Also provided herein are compositions comprising one or more nucleic acids comprising or capable of expressing at least 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 20 or more small nucleic acids or antisense oligonucleotides or derivatives thereof, wherein said small nucleic acids or antisense oligonucleotides or derivatives thereof in a cell specifically hybridize (e.g., bind) under cellular conditions, with cellular nucleic acids (e.g., small non-coding RNAS such as miRNAs, pre-miRNAs, pri-miRNAs, miRNA*, anti-miRNA, a miRNA binding site, a variant and/or functional variant thereof, cellular mRNAs or a fragments thereof). In one embodiment, expression of the small nucleic acids or antisense oligonucleotides or derivatives thereof in a cell can inhibit expression or biological activity of cellular nucleic acids and/or proteins, e.g., by inhibiting transcription, translation and/or small nucleic acid processing of, for example, one or more biomarkers of the invention, including one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1, or fragment(s) thereof. In one embodiment, the small nucleic acids or antisense oligonucleotides or derivatives thereof are small RNAs (e.g., microRNAs) or complements of small RNAs. In another embodiment, the small nucleic acids or antisense oligonucleotides or derivatives thereof can be single or double stranded and are at least six nucleotides in length and are less than about 1000, 900, 800, 700, 600, 500, 400, 300, 200, 100, 50, 40, 30, 25, 24, 23, 22, 21, 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, or 10 nucleotides in length. In another embodiment, a composition may comprise a library of nucleic acids comprising or capable of expressing small nucleic acids or antisense oligonucleotides or derivatives thereof, or pools of said small nucleic acids or antisense oligonucleotides or derivatives thereof. A pool of nucleic acids may comprise about 2-5, 5-10, 10-20, 10-30 or more nucleic acids comprising or capable of expressing small nucleic acids or antisense oligonucleotides or derivatives thereof.

In one embodiment, binding may be by conventional base pair complementarity, or, for example, in the case of binding to DNA duplexes, through specific interactions in the major groove of the double helix. In general, “antisense” refers to the range of techniques generally employed in the art, and includes any process that relies on specific binding to oligonucleotide sequences.

It is well-known in the art that modifications can be made to the sequence of a miRNA or a pre-miRNA without disrupting miRNA activity. As used herein, the term “functional variant” of a miRNA sequence refers to an oligonucleotide sequence that varies from the natural miRNA sequence, but retains one or more functional characteristics of the miRNA (e.g. cancer cell proliferation inhibition, induction of cancer cell apoptosis, enhancement of cancer cell susceptibility to chemotherapeutic agents, specific miRNA target inhibition). In some embodiments, a functional variant of a miRNA sequence retains all of the functional characteristics of the miRNA. In certain embodiments, a functional variant of a miRNA has a nucleobase sequence that is a least about 60%, 65%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 91%, 92%, 93%, 94%, 95%, 96%, 97%, 98% or 99% identical to the miRNA or precursor thereof over a region of about 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 95, 100 or more nucleobases, or that the functional variant hybridizes to the complement of the miRNA or precursor thereof under stringent hybridization conditions. Accordingly, in certain embodiments the nucleobase sequence of a functional variant is capable of hybridizing to one or more target sequences of the miRNA.

miRNAs and their corresponding stem-loop sequences described herein may be found in miRBase, an online searchable database of miRNA sequences and annotation, found on the world wide web at microrna.sanger.ac.uk. Entries in the miRBase Sequence database represent a predicted hairpin portion of a miRNA transcript (the stem-loop), with information on the location and sequence of the mature miRNA sequence. The miRNA stem-loop sequences in the database are not strictly precursor miRNAs (pre-miRNAs), and may in some instances include the pre-miRNA and some flanking sequence from the presumed primary transcript. The miRNA nucleobase sequences described herein encompass any version of the miRNA, including the sequences described in Release 10.0 of the miRBase sequence database and sequences described in any earlier Release of the miRBase sequence database. A sequence database release may result in the re-naming of certain miRNAs. A sequence database release may result in a variation of a mature miRNA sequence.

In some embodiments, miRNA sequences of the invention may be associated with a second RNA sequence that may be located on the same RNA molecule or on a separate RNA molecule as the miRNA sequence. In such cases, the miRNA sequence may be referred to as the active strand, while the second RNA sequence, which is at least partially complementary to the miRNA sequence, may be referred to as the complementary strand. The active and complementary strands are hybridized to create a double-stranded RNA that is similar to a naturally occurring miRNA precursor. The activity of a miRNA may be optimized by maximizing uptake of the active strand and minimizing uptake of the complementary strand by the miRNA protein complex that regulates gene translation. This can be done through modification and/or design of the complementary strand.

In some embodiments, the complementary strand is modified so that a chemical group other than a phosphate or hydroxyl at its 5′ terminus. The presence of the 5′ modification apparently eliminates uptake of the complementary strand and subsequently favors uptake of the active strand by the miRNA protein complex. The 5′ modification can be any of a variety of molecules known in the art, including NH₂, NHCOCH₃, and biotin.

In another embodiment, the uptake of the complementary strand by the miRNA pathway is reduced by incorporating nucleotides with sugar modifications in the first 2-6 nucleotides of the complementary strand. It should be noted that such sugar modifications can be combined with the 5′ terminal modifications described above to further enhance miRNA activities.

In some embodiments, the complementary strand is designed so that nucleotides in the 3′ end of the complementary strand are not complementary to the active strand. This results in double-strand hybrid RNAs that are stable at the 3′ end of the active strand but relatively unstable at the 5′ end of the active strand. This difference in stability enhances the uptake of the active strand by the miRNA pathway, while reducing uptake of the complementary strand, thereby enhancing miRNA activity.

Small nucleic acid and/or antisense constructs of the methods and compositions presented herein can be delivered, for example, as an expression plasmid which, when transcribed in the cell, produces RNA which is complementary to at least a unique portion of cellular nucleic acids (e.g., small RNAs, mRNA, and/or genomic DNA). Alternatively, the small nucleic acid molecules can produce RNA which encodes mRNA, miRNA, pre-miRNA, pri-miRNA, miRNA*, anti-miRNA, or a miRNA binding site, or a variant thereof. For example, selection of plasmids suitable for expressing the miRNAs, methods for inserting nucleic acid sequences into the plasmid, and methods of delivering the recombinant plasmid to the cells of interest are within the skill in the art. See, for example, Zeng et al. (2002) Mol. Cell 9:1327-1333; Tuschl (2002), Nat. Biotechnol. 20:446-448; Brummelkamp et al. (2002) Science 296:550-553; Miyagishi et al. (2002) Nat. Biotechnol. 20:497-500; Paddison et al. (2002) Genes Dev. 16:948-958; Lee et al. (2002) Nat. Biotechnol. 20:500-505; and Paul et al. (2002) Nat. Biotechnol. 20:505-508, the entire disclosures of which are herein incorporated by reference.

Alternatively, small nucleic acids and/or antisense constructs are oligonucleotide probes that are generated ex vivo and which, when introduced into the cell, results in hybridization with cellular nucleic acids. Such oligonucleotide probes are preferably modified oligonucleotides that are resistant to endogenous nucleases, e.g., exonucleases and/or endonucleases, and are therefore stable in vivo. Exemplary nucleic acid molecules for use as small nucleic acids and/or antisense oligonucleotides are phosphoramidate, phosphothioate and methylphosphonate analogs of DNA (see also U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,176,996; 5,264,564; and 5,256,775). Additionally, general approaches to constructing oligomers useful in antisense therapy have been reviewed, for example, by Van der Krol et al. (1988) BioTechniques 6:958-976; and Stein et al. (1988) Cancer Res 48:2659-2668.

Antisense approaches may involve the design of oligonucleotides (either DNA or RNA) that are complementary to cellular nucleic acids (e.g., complementary to biomarkers listed in Table 1). Absolute complementarity is not required. In the case of double-stranded antisense nucleic acids, a single strand of the duplex DNA may thus be tested, or triplex formation may be assayed. The ability to hybridize will depend on both the degree of complementarity and the length of the antisense nucleic acid. Generally, the longer the hybridizing nucleic acid, the more base mismatches with a nucleic acid (e.g., RNA) it may contain and still form a stable duplex (or triplex, as the case may be). One skilled in the art can ascertain a tolerable degree of mismatch by use of standard procedures to determine the melting point of the hybridized complex.

Oligonucleotides that are complementary to the 5′ end of the mRNA, e.g., the 5′ untranslated sequence up to and including the AUG initiation codon, should work most efficiently at inhibiting translation. However, sequences complementary to the 3′ untranslated sequences of mRNAs have recently been shown to be effective at inhibiting translation of mRNAs as well (Wagner (1994) Nature 372:333). Therefore, oligonucleotides complementary to either the 5′ or 3′ untranslated, non-coding regions of genes could be used in an antisense approach to inhibit translation of endogenous mRNAs. Oligonucleotides complementary to the 5′ untranslated region of the mRNA may include the complement of the AUG start codon. Antisense oligonucleotides complementary to mRNA coding regions are less efficient inhibitors of translation but could also be used in accordance with the methods and compositions presented herein. Whether designed to hybridize to the 5′, 3′ or coding region of cellular mRNAs, small nucleic acids and/or antisense nucleic acids should be at least six nucleotides in length, and can be less than about 1000, 900, 800, 700, 600, 500, 400, 300, 200, 100, 50, 40, 30, 25, 24, 23, 22, 21, 20, 19, 18, 17, 16, 15, or 10 nucleotides in length.

Regardless of the choice of target sequence, it is preferred that in vitro studies are first performed to quantitate the ability of the antisense oligonucleotide to inhibit gene expression. In one embodiment these studies utilize controls that distinguish between antisense gene inhibition and nonspecific biological effects of oligonucleotides. In another embodiment these studies compare levels of the target nucleic acid or protein with that of an internal control nucleic acid or protein. Additionally, it is envisioned that results obtained using the antisense oligonucleotide are compared with those obtained using a control oligonucleotide. It is preferred that the control oligonucleotide is of approximately the same length as the test oligonucleotide and that the nucleotide sequence of the oligonucleotide differs from the antisense sequence no more than is necessary to prevent specific hybridization to the target sequence.

Small nucleic acids and/or antisense oligonucleotides can be DNA or RNA or chimeric mixtures or derivatives or modified versions thereof, single-stranded or double-stranded. Small nucleic acids and/or antisense oligonucleotides can be modified at the base moiety, sugar moiety, or phosphate backbone, for example, to improve stability of the molecule, hybridization, etc., and may include other appended groups such as peptides (e.g., for targeting host cell receptors), or agents facilitating transport across the cell membrane (see, e.g., Letsinger et al. (1989) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 86:6553-6556; Lemaitre et al. (1987) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 84:648-652; PCT Publication No. WO88/09810) or the blood-brain barrier (see, e.g., PCT Publication No. WO89/10134), hybridization-triggered cleavage agents. (See, e.g., Krol et al. (1988) Bio Tech. 6:958-976) or intercalating agents. (See, e.g., Zon (1988) Pharm. Res. 5:539-549). To this end, small nucleic acids and/or antisense oligonucleotides may be conjugated to another molecule, e.g., a peptide, hybridization triggered cross-linking agent, transport agent, hybridization-triggered cleavage agent, etc.

Small nucleic acids and/or antisense oligonucleotides may comprise at least one modified base moiety which is selected from the group including but not limited to 5-fluorouracil, 5-bromouracil, 5-chlorouracil, 5-iodouracil, hypoxanthine, xantine, 4-acetylcytosine, 5-(carboxyhydroxytiethyl) uracil, 5-carboxymethylaminomethyl-2-thiouridine, 5-carboxymethylaminomethyluracil, dihydrouracil, beta-D-galactosylqueosine, inosine, N6-isopentenyladenine, 1-methylguanine, 1-methylinosine, 2,2-dimethylguanine, 2-methyladenine, 2-methylguanine, 3-methylcytosine, 5-methylcytosine, N6-adenine, 7-methylguanine, 5-methylaminomethyluracil, 5-methoxyaminomethyl-2-thiouracil, beta-D-mannosylqueosine, 5′-methoxycarboxymethyluracil, 5-methoxyuracil, 2-methylthio-N6-isopentenyladenine, uracil-5-oxyacetic acid (v), wybutoxosine, pseudouracil, queosine, 2-thiocytosine, 5-methyl-2-thiouracil, 2-thiouracil, 4-thiouracil, 5-methyluracil, uracil-5-oxyacetic acid methylester, uracil-5-oxyacetic acid (v), 5-methyl-2-thiouracil, 3-(3-amino-3-N-2-carboxypropyl) uracil, (acp3)w, and 2,6-diaminopurine. Small nucleic acids and/or antisense oligonucleotides may also comprise at least one modified sugar moiety selected from the group including but not limited to arabinose, 2-fluoroarabinose, xylulose, and hexose.

In certain embodiments, a compound comprises an oligonucleotide (e.g., a miRNA or miRNA encoding oligonucleotide) conjugated to one or more moieties which enhance the activity, cellular distribution or cellular uptake of the resulting oligonucleotide. In certain such embodiments, the moiety is a cholesterol moiety (e.g., antagomirs) or a lipid moiety or liposome conjugate. Additional moieties for conjugation include carbohydrates, phospholipids, biotin, phenazine, folate, phenanthridine, anthraquinone, acridine, fluoresceins, rhodamines, coumarins, and dyes. In certain embodiments, a conjugate group is attached directly to the oligonucleotide. In certain embodiments, a conjugate group is attached to the oligonucleotide by a linking moiety selected from amino, hydroxyl, carboxylic acid, thiol, unsaturations (e.g., double or triple bonds), 8-amino-3,6-dioxaoctanoic acid (ADO), succinimidyl 4-(N-maleimidomethyl) cyclohexane-1-carboxylate (SMCC), 6-aminohexanoic acid (AHEX or AHA), substituted C1-C10 alkyl, substituted or unsubstituted C2-C10 alkenyl, and substituted or unsubstituted C2-C10 alkynyl. In certain such embodiments, a substituent group is selected from hydroxyl, amino, alkoxy, carboxy, benzyl, phenyl, nitro, thiol, thioalkoxy, halogen, alkyl, aryl, alkenyl and alkynyl.

In certain such embodiments, the compound comprises the oligonucleotide having one or more stabilizing groups that are attached to one or both termini of the oligonucleotide to enhance properties such as, for example, nuclease stability. Included in stabilizing groups are cap structures. These terminal modifications protect the oligonucleotide from exonuclease degradation, and can help in delivery and/or localization within a cell. The cap can be present at the 5′-terminus (5′-cap), or at the 3′-terminus (3′-cap), or can be present on both termini. Cap structures include, for example, inverted deoxy abasic caps.

Suitable cap structures include a 4′,5′-methylene nucleotide, a 1-(beta-D-erythrofuranosyl) nucleotide, a 4′-thio nucleotide, a carbocyclic nucleotide, a 1,5-anhydrohexitol nucleotide, an L-nucleotide, an alpha-nucleotide, a modified base nucleotide, a phosphorodithioate linkage, a threo-pentofuranosyl nucleotide, an acyclic 3′,4′-seco nucleotide, an acyclic 3,4-dihydroxybutyl nucleotide, an acyclic 3,5-dihydroxypentyl nucleotide, a 3′-3′-inverted nucleotide moiety, a 3′-3′-inverted abasic moiety, a 3′-2′-inverted nucleotide moiety, a 3′-2′-inverted abasic moiety, a 1,4-butanediol phosphate, a 3′-phosphoramidate, a hexylphosphate, an aminohexyl phosphate, a 3′-phosphate, a 3′-phosphorothioate, a phosphorodithioate, a bridging methylphosphonate moiety, and a non-bridging methylphosphonate moiety 5′-amino-alkyl phosphate, a 1,3-diamino-2-propyl phosphate, 3-aminopropyl phosphate, a 6-aminohexyl phosphate, a 1,2-aminododecyl phosphate, a hydroxypropyl phosphate, a 5′-5′-inverted nucleotide moiety, a 5′-5′-inverted abasic moiety, a 5′-phosphoramidate, a 5′-phosphorothioate, a 5′-amino, a bridging and/or non-bridging 5′-phosphoramidate, a phosphorothioate, and a 5′-mercapto moiety.

Small nucleic acids and/or antisense oligonucleotides can also contain a neutral peptide-like backbone. Such molecules are termed peptide nucleic acid (PNA)-oligomers and are described, e.g., in Perry-O'Keefe et al. (1996) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 93:14670 and in Eglom et al. (1993) Nature 365:566. One advantage of PNA oligomers is their capability to bind to complementary DNA essentially independently from the ionic strength of the medium due to the neutral backbone of the DNA. In yet another embodiment, small nucleic acids and/or antisense oligonucleotides comprises at least one modified phosphate backbone selected from the group consisting of a phosphorothioate, a phosphorodithioate, a phosphoramidothioate, a phosphoramidate, a phosphordiamidate, a methylphosphonate, an alkyl phosphotriester, and a formacetal or analog thereof.

In a further embodiment, small nucleic acids and/or antisense oligonucleotides are α-anomeric oligonucleotides. An α-anomeric oligonucleotide forms specific double-stranded hybrids with complementary RNA in which, contrary to the usual b-units, the strands run parallel to each other (Gautier et al. (1987) Nucl. Acids Res. 15:6625-6641). The oligonucleotide is a 2′-O-methylribonucleotide (Inoue et al. (1987) Nucl. Acids Res. 15:6131-6148), or a chimeric RNA-DNA analogue (Inoue et al. (1987) FEBS Lett. 215:327-330).

Small nucleic acids and/or antisense oligonucleotides of the methods and compositions presented herein may be synthesized by standard methods known in the art, e.g., by use of an automated DNA synthesizer (such as are commercially available from Biosearch, Applied Biosystems, etc.). As examples, phosphorothioate oligonucleotides may be synthesized by the method of Stein et al. (1988) Nucl. Acids Res. 16:3209, methylphosphonate oligonucleotides can be prepared by use of controlled pore glass polymer supports (Sarin et al. (1988) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 85:7448-7451), etc. For example, an isolated miRNA can be chemically synthesized or recombinantly produced using methods known in the art. In some instances, miRNA are chemically synthesized using appropriately protected ribonucleoside phosphoramidites and a conventional DNA/RNA synthesizer. Commercial suppliers of synthetic RNA molecules or synthesis reagents include, e.g., Proligo (Hamburg, Germany), Dharmacon Research (Lafayette, Colo., USA), Pierce Chemical (part of Perbio Science, Rockford, Ill., USA), Glen Research (Sterling, Va., USA), ChemGenes (Ashland, Mass., USA), Cruachem (Glasgow, UK), and Exiqon (Vedbaek, Denmark).

Small nucleic acids and/or antisense oligonucleotides can be delivered to cells in vivo. A number of methods have been developed for delivering small nucleic acids and/or antisense oligonucleotides DNA or RNA to cells; e.g., antisense molecules can be injected directly into the tissue site, or modified antisense molecules, designed to target the desired cells (e.g., antisense linked to peptides or antibodies that specifically bind receptors or antigens expressed on the target cell surface) can be administered systematically.

In one embodiment, small nucleic acids and/or antisense oligonucleotides may comprise or be generated from double stranded small interfering RNAs (siRNAs), in which sequences fully complementary to cellular nucleic acids (e.g. mRNAs) sequences mediate degradation or in which sequences incompletely complementary to cellular nucleic acids (e.g., mRNAs) mediate translational repression when expressed within cells, or piwiRNAs. In another embodiment, double stranded siRNAs can be processed into single stranded antisense RNAs that bind single stranded cellular RNAs (e.g., microRNAs) and inhibit their expression. RNA interference (RNAi) is the process of sequence-specific, post-transcriptional gene silencing in animals and plants, initiated by double-stranded RNA (dsRNA) that is homologous in sequence to the silenced gene. in vivo, long dsRNA is cleaved by ribonuclease III to generate 21- and 22-nucleotide siRNAs. It has been shown that 21-nucleotide siRNA duplexes specifically suppress expression of endogenous and heterologous genes in different mammalian cell lines, including human embryonic kidney (293) and HeLa cells (Elbashir et al. (2001) Nature 411:494-498). Accordingly, translation of a gene in a cell can be inhibited by contacting the cell with short double stranded RNAs having a length of about 15 to 30 nucleotides or of about 18 to 21 nucleotides or of about 19 to 21 nucleotides. Alternatively, a vector encoding for such siRNAs or short hairpin RNAs (shRNAs) that are metabolized into siRNAs can be introduced into a target cell (see, e.g., McManus et al. (2002) RNA 8:842; Xia et al. (2002) Nat. Biotechnol. 20:1006; and Brummelkamp et al. (2002) Science 296:550). Vectors that can be used are commercially available, e.g., from OligoEngine under the name pSuper RNAi System™.

Ribozyme molecules designed to catalytically cleave cellular mRNA transcripts can also be used to prevent translation of cellular mRNAs and expression of cellular polypeptides, or both (See, e.g., PCT International Publication WO90/11364, published Oct. 4, 1990; Sarver et al. (1990) Science 247:1222-1225 and U.S. Pat. No. 5,093,246). While ribozymes that cleave mRNA at site specific recognition sequences can be used to destroy cellular mRNAs, the use of hammerhead ribozymes is preferred. Hammerhead ribozymes cleave mRNAs at locations dictated by flanking regions that form complementary base pairs with the target mRNA. The sole requirement is that the target mRNA have the following sequence of two bases: 5′-UG-3′. The construction and production of hammerhead ribozymes is well-known in the art and is described more fully in Haseloff and Gerlach (1988) Nature 334:585-591. The ribozyme may be engineered so that the cleavage recognition site is located near the 5′ end of cellular mRNAs; i.e., to increase efficiency and minimize the intracellular accumulation of non-functional mRNA transcripts.

The ribozymes of the methods presented herein also include RNA endoribonucleases (hereinafter “Cech-type ribozymes”) such as the one which occurs naturally in Tetrahymena thermophila (known as the IVS, or L-19 IVS RNA) and which has been extensively described by Thomas Cech and collaborators (Zaug et al. (1984) Science 224:574-578; Zaug et al. (1986) Science 231:470-475; Zaug et al. (1986) Nature 324:429-433; WO 88/04300; and Been et al. (1986) Cell 47:207-216). The Cech-type ribozymes have an eight base pair active site which hybridizes to a target RNA sequence whereafter cleavage of the target RNA takes place. The methods and compositions presented herein encompasses those Cech-type ribozymes which target eight base-pair active site sequences that are present in cellular genes.

As in the antisense approach, the ribozymes can be composed of modified oligonucleotides (e.g., for improved stability, targeting, etc.). A preferred method of delivery involves using a DNA construct “encoding” the ribozyme under the control of a strong constitutive pol III or pol II promoter, so that transfected cells will produce sufficient quantities of the ribozyme to destroy endogenous cellular messages and inhibit translation. Because ribozymes unlike antisense molecules, are catalytic, a lower intracellular concentration is required for efficiency.

Nucleic acid molecules to be used in triple helix formation for the inhibition of transcription of cellular genes are preferably single stranded and composed of deoxyribonucleotides. The base composition of these oligonucleotides should promote triple helix formation via Hoogsteen base pairing rules, which generally require sizable stretches of either purines or pyrimidines to be present on one strand of a duplex. Nucleotide sequences may be pyrimidine-based, which will result in TAT and CGC triplets across the three associated strands of the resulting triple helix. The pyrimidine-rich molecules provide base complementarity to a purine-rich region of a single strand of the duplex in a parallel orientation to that strand. In addition, nucleic acid molecules may be chosen that are purine-rich, for example, containing a stretch of G residues. These molecules will form a triple helix with a DNA duplex that is rich in GC pairs, in which the majority of the purine residues are located on a single strand of the targeted duplex, resulting in CGC triplets across the three strands in the triplex.

Alternatively, the potential sequences that can be targeted for triple helix formation may be increased by creating a so called “switchback” nucleic acid molecule. Switchback molecules are synthesized in an alternating 5′-3′, 3′-5′ manner, such that they base pair with first one strand of a duplex and then the other, eliminating the necessity for a sizable stretch of either purines or pyrimidines to be present on one strand of a duplex.

Small nucleic acids (e.g., miRNAs, pre-miRNAs, pri-miRNAs, miRNA*, anti-miRNA, or a miRNA binding site, or a variant thereof), antisense oligonucleotides, ribozymes, and triple helix molecules of the methods and compositions presented herein may be prepared by any method known in the art for the synthesis of DNA and RNA molecules. These include techniques for chemically synthesizing oligodeoxyribonucleotides and oligoribonucleotides well-known in the art such as for example solid phase phosphoramidite chemical synthesis. Alternatively, RNA molecules may be generated by in vitro and in vivo transcription of DNA sequences encoding the antisense RNA molecule. Such DNA sequences may be incorporated into a wide variety of vectors which incorporate suitable RNA polymerase promoters such as the T7 or SP6 polymerase promoters. Alternatively, antisense cDNA constructs that synthesize antisense RNA constitutively or inducibly, depending on the promoter used, can be introduced stably into cell lines.

Moreover, various well-known modifications to nucleic acid molecules may be introduced as a means of increasing intracellular stability and half-life. Possible modifications include but are not limited to the addition of flanking sequences of ribonucleotides or deoxyribonucleotides to the 5′ and/or 3′ ends of the molecule or the use of phosphorothioate or 2′ O-methyl rather than phosphodiesterase linkages within the oligodeoxyribonucleotide backbone. One of skill in the art will readily understand that polypeptides, small nucleic acids, and antisense oligonucleotides can be further linked to another peptide or polypeptide (e.g., a heterologous peptide), e.g., that serves as a means of protein detection. Non-limiting examples of label peptide or polypeptide moieties useful for detection in the invention include, without limitation, suitable enzymes such as horseradish peroxidase, alkaline phosphatase, beta-galactosidase, or acetylcholinesterase; epitope tags, such as FLAG, MYC, HA, or HIS tags; fluorophores such as green fluorescent protein; dyes; radioisotopes; digoxygenin; biotin; antibodies; polymers; as well as others known in the art, for example, in Principles of Fluorescence Spectroscopy, Joseph R. Lakowicz (Editor), Plenum Pub Corp, 2nd edition (July 1999).

The modulatory agents described herein (e.g., antibodies, small molecules, peptides, fusion proteins, or small nucleic acids) can be incorporated into pharmaceutical compositions and administered to a subject in vivo. The compositions may contain a single such molecule or agent or any combination of agents described herein. “Single active agents” described herein can be combined with other pharmacologically active compounds (“second active agents”) known in the art according to the methods and compositions provided herein.

The production and use of biomarker nucleic acid and/or biomarker polypeptide molecules described herein can be facilitated by using standard recombinant techniques. In some embodiments, such techniques use vectors, preferably expression vectors, containing a nucleic acid encoding a biomarker polypeptide or a portion of such a polypeptide. As used herein, the term “vector” refers to a nucleic acid molecule capable of transporting another nucleic acid to which it has been linked. One type of vector is a “plasmid”, which refers to a circular double stranded DNA loop into which additional DNA segments can be ligated. Another type of vector is a viral vector, wherein additional DNA segments can be ligated into the viral genome. Certain vectors are capable of autonomous replication in a host cell into which they are introduced (e.g., bacterial vectors having a bacterial origin of replication and episomal mammalian vectors). Other vectors (e.g., non-episomal mammalian vectors) are integrated into the genome of a host cell upon introduction into the host cell, and thereby are replicated along with the host genome. Moreover, certain vectors, namely expression vectors, are capable of directing the expression of genes to which they are operably linked. In general, expression vectors of utility in recombinant DNA techniques are often in the form of plasmids (vectors). However, the present invention is intended to include such other forms of expression vectors, such as viral vectors (e.g., replication defective retroviruses, adenoviruses and adeno-associated viruses), which serve equivalent functions.

The recombinant expression vectors of the present invention comprise a nucleic acid of the present invention in a form suitable for expression of the nucleic acid in a host cell. This means that the recombinant expression vectors include one or more regulatory sequences, selected on the basis of the host cells to be used for expression, which is operably linked to the nucleic acid sequence to be expressed. Within a recombinant expression vector, “operably linked” is intended to mean that the nucleotide sequence of interest is linked to the regulatory sequence(s) in a manner which allows for expression of the nucleotide sequence (e.g., in an in vitro transcription/translation system or in a host cell when the vector is introduced into the host cell). The term “regulatory sequence” is intended to include promoters, enhancers and other expression control elements (e.g., polyadenylation signals). Such regulatory sequences are described, for example, in Goeddel, Methods in Enzymology: Gene Expression Technology vol. 185, Academic Press, San Diego, Calif. (1991). Regulatory sequences include those which direct constitutive expression of a nucleotide sequence in many types of host cell and those which direct expression of the nucleotide sequence only in certain host cells (e.g., tissue-specific regulatory sequences). It will be appreciated by those skilled in the art that the design of the expression vector can depend on such factors as the choice of the host cell to be transformed, the level of expression of protein desired, and the like. The expression vectors of the present invention can be introduced into host cells to thereby produce proteins or peptides, including fusion proteins or peptides, encoded by nucleic acids as described herein.

The recombinant expression vectors for use in the present invention can be designed for expression of a polypeptide corresponding to a marker of the present invention in prokaryotic (e.g., E. coli) or eukaryotic cells (e.g., insect cells {using baculovirus expression vectors}, yeast cells or mammalian cells). Suitable host cells are discussed further in Goeddel, supra. Alternatively, the recombinant expression vector can be transcribed and translated in vitro, for example using T7 promoter regulatory sequences and T7 polymerase.

Expression of proteins in prokaryotes is most often carried out in E. coli with vectors containing constitutive or inducible promoters directing the expression of either fusion or non-fusion proteins. Fusion vectors add a number of amino acids to a protein encoded therein, usually to the amino terminus of the recombinant protein. Such fusion vectors typically serve three purposes: 1) to increase expression of recombinant protein; 2) to increase the solubility of the recombinant protein; and 3) to aid in the purification of the recombinant protein by acting as a ligand in affinity purification. Often, in fusion expression vectors, a proteolytic cleavage site is introduced at the junction of the fusion moiety and the recombinant protein to enable separation of the recombinant protein from the fusion moiety subsequent to purification of the fusion protein. Such enzymes, and their cognate recognition sequences, include Factor Xa, thrombin and enterokinase. Typical fusion expression vectors include pGEX (Pharmacia Biotech Inc; Smith and Johnson, 1988, Gene 67:31-40), pMAL (New England Biolabs, Beverly, Mass.) and pRIT5 (Pharmacia, Piscataway, N.J.) which fuse glutathione S-transferase (GST), maltose E binding protein, or protein A, respectively, to the target recombinant protein.

Examples of suitable inducible non-fusion E. coli expression vectors include pTrc (Amann et al., 1988, Gene 69:301-315) and pET 11d (Studier et al., p. 60-89, In Gene Expression Technology: Methods in Enzymology vol. 185, Academic Press, San Diego, Calif., 1991). Target biomarker nucleic acid expression from the pTrc vector relies on host RNA polymerase transcription from a hybrid trp-lac fusion promoter. Target biomarker nucleic acid expression from the pET 11d vector relies on transcription from a T7 gn10-lac fusion promoter mediated by a co-expressed viral RNA polymerase (T7 gn1). This viral polymerase is supplied by host strains BL21 (DE3) or HMS174(DE3) from a resident prophage harboring a T7 gn1 gene under the transcriptional control of the lacUV 5 promoter.

One strategy to maximize recombinant protein expression in E. coli is to express the protein in a host bacterium with an impaired capacity to proteolytically cleave the recombinant protein (Gottesman, p. 119-128, In Gene Expression Technology: Methods in Enzymology vol. 185, Academic Press, San Diego, Calif., 1990. Another strategy is to alter the nucleic acid sequence of the nucleic acid to be inserted into an expression vector so that the individual codons for each amino acid are those preferentially utilized in E. coli (Wada et al., 1992, Nucleic Acids Res. 20:2111-2118). Such alteration of nucleic acid sequences of the present invention can be carried out by standard DNA synthesis techniques.

In another embodiment, the expression vector is a yeast expression vector. Examples of vectors for expression in yeast S. cerevisiae include pYepSec1 (Baldari et al., 1987, EMBO J. 6:229-234), pMFa (Kurjan and Herskowitz, 1982, Cell 30:933-943), pJRY88 (Schultz et al., 1987, Gene 54:113-123), pYES2 (Invitrogen Corporation, San Diego, Calif.), and pPicZ (Invitrogen Corp, San Diego, Calif.).

Alternatively, the expression vector is a baculovirus expression vector. Baculovirus vectors available for expression of proteins in cultured insect cells (e.g., Sf 9 cells) include the pAc series (Smith et al., 1983, Mol. Cell Biol. 3:2156-2165) and the pVL series (Lucklow and Summers, 1989, Virology 170:31-39).

In yet another embodiment, a nucleic acid of the present invention is expressed in mammalian cells using a mammalian expression vector. Examples of mammalian expression vectors include pCDM8 (Seed, 1987, Nature 329:840) and pMT2PC (Kaufman et al., 1987, EMBO J. 6:187-195). When used in mammalian cells, the expression vector's control functions are often provided by viral regulatory elements. For example, commonly used promoters are derived from polyoma, Adenovirus 2, cytomegalovirus and Simian Virus 40. For other suitable expression systems for both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells see chapters 16 and 17 of Sambrook et al., supra.

In another embodiment, the recombinant mammalian expression vector is capable of directing expression of the nucleic acid preferentially in a particular cell type (e.g., tissue-specific regulatory elements are used to express the nucleic acid). Tissue-specific regulatory elements are known in the art. Non-limiting examples of suitable tissue-specific promoters include the albumin promoter (liver-specific; Pinkert et al., 1987, Genes Dev. 1:268-277), lymphoid-specific promoters (Calame and Eaton, 1988, Adv. Immunol. 43:235-275), in particular promoters of T cell receptors (Winoto and Baltimore, 1989, EMBO J. 8:729-733) and immunoglobulins (Banerji et al., 1983, Cell 33:729-740; Queen and Baltimore, 1983, Cell 33:741-748), neuron-specific promoters (e.g., the neurofilament promoter; Byrne and Ruddle, 1989, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 86:5473-5477), pancreas-specific promoters (Edlund et al., 1985, Science 230:912-916), and mammary gland-specific promoters (e.g., milk whey promoter; U.S. Pat. No. 4,873,316 and European Application Publication No. 264,166). Developmentally-regulated promoters are also encompassed, for example the murine hox promoters (Kessel and Gruss, 1990, Science 249:374-379) and the α-fetoprotein promoter (Camper and Tilghman, 1989, Genes Dev. 3:537-546).

The present invention further provides a recombinant expression vector comprising a DNA molecule cloned into the expression vector in an antisense orientation. That is, the DNA molecule is operably linked to a regulatory sequence in a manner which allows for expression (by transcription of the DNA molecule) of an RNA molecule which is antisense to the mRNA encoding a polypeptide of the present invention. Regulatory sequences operably linked to a nucleic acid cloned in the antisense orientation can be chosen which direct the continuous expression of the antisense RNA molecule in a variety of cell types, for instance viral promoters and/or enhancers, or regulatory sequences can be chosen which direct constitutive, tissue-specific or cell type specific expression of antisense RNA. The antisense expression vector can be in the form of a recombinant plasmid, phagemid, or attenuated virus in which antisense nucleic acids are produced under the control of a high efficiency regulatory region, the activity of which can be determined by the cell type into which the vector is introduced. For a discussion of the regulation of gene expression using antisense genes (see Weintraub et al., 1986, Trends in Genetics, Vol. 1(1)).

Another aspect of the present invention pertains to host cells into which a recombinant expression vector of the present invention has been introduced. The terms “host cell” and “recombinant host cell” are used interchangeably herein. It is understood that such terms refer not only to the particular subject cell but to the progeny or potential progeny of such a cell. Because certain modifications may occur in succeeding generations due to either mutation or environmental influences, such progeny may not, in fact, be identical to the parent cell, but are still included within the scope of the term as used herein.

A host cell can be any prokaryotic (e.g., E. coli) or eukaryotic cell (e.g., insect cells, yeast or mammalian cells).

Vector DNA can be introduced into prokaryotic or eukaryotic cells via conventional transformation or transfection techniques. As used herein, the terms “transformation” and “transfection” are intended to refer to a variety of art-recognized techniques for introducing foreign nucleic acid into a host cell, including calcium phosphate or calcium chloride co-precipitation, DEAE-dextran-mediated transfection, lipofection, or electroporation. Suitable methods for transforming or transfecting host cells can be found in Sambrook, et al. (supra), and other laboratory manuals.

For stable transfection of mammalian cells, it is known that, depending upon the expression vector and transfection technique used, only a small fraction of cells may integrate the foreign DNA into their genome. In order to identify and select these integrants, a gene that encodes a selectable marker (e.g., for resistance to antibiotics) is generally introduced into the host cells along with the gene of interest. Preferred selectable markers include those which confer resistance to drugs, such as G418, hygromycin and methotrexate. Cells stably transfected with the introduced nucleic acid can be identified by drug selection (e.g., cells that have incorporated the selectable marker gene will survive, while the other cells die).

V. Analyzing Biomarker Nucleic Acids and Polypeptides

Biomarker nucleic acids and/or biomarker polypeptides can be analyzed according to the methods described herein and techniques known to the skilled artisan to identify such genetic or expression alterations useful for the present invention including, but not limited to, 1) an alteration in the level of a biomarker transcript or polypeptide, 2) a deletion or addition of one or more nucleotides from a biomarker gene, 4) a substitution of one or more nucleotides of a biomarker gene, 5) aberrant modification of a biomarker gene, such as an expression regulatory region, and the like.

a. Methods for Detection of Copy Number

Methods of evaluating the copy number of a biomarker nucleic acid are well-known to those of skill in the art. The presence or absence of chromosomal gain or loss can be evaluated simply by a determination of copy number of the regions or markers identified herein.

In one embodiment, a biological sample is tested for the presence of copy number changes in genomic loci containing the genomic marker. A copy number of at least 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, or 10 is predictive of poorer outcome of inhibitors of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E) and immunotherapy combination treatments.

Methods of evaluating the copy number of a biomarker locus include, but are not limited to, hybridization-based assays. Hybridization-based assays include, but are not limited to, traditional “direct probe” methods, such as Southern blots, in situ hybridization (e.g., FISH and FISH plus SKY) methods, and “comparative probe” methods, such as comparative genomic hybridization (CGH), e.g., cDNA-based or oligonucleotide-based CGH. The methods can be used in a wide variety of formats including, but not limited to, substrate (e.g. membrane or glass) bound methods or array-based approaches.

In one embodiment, evaluating the biomarker gene copy number in a sample involves a Southern Blot. In a Southern Blot, the genomic DNA (typically fragmented and separated on an electrophoretic gel) is hybridized to a probe specific for the target region. Comparison of the intensity of the hybridization signal from the probe for the target region with control probe signal from analysis of normal genomic DNA (e.g., a non-amplified portion of the same or related cell, tissue, organ, etc.) provides an estimate of the relative copy number of the target nucleic acid. Alternatively, a Northern blot may be utilized for evaluating the copy number of encoding nucleic acid in a sample. In a Northern blot, mRNA is hybridized to a probe specific for the target region. Comparison of the intensity of the hybridization signal from the probe for the target region with control probe signal from analysis of normal RNA (e.g., a non-amplified portion of the same or related cell, tissue, organ, etc.) provides an estimate of the relative copy number of the target nucleic acid. Alternatively, other methods well-known in the art to detect RNA can be used, such that higher or lower expression relative to an appropriate control (e.g., a non-amplified portion of the same or related cell tissue, organ, etc.) provides an estimate of the relative copy number of the target nucleic acid.

An alternative means for determining genomic copy number is in situ hybridization (e.g., Angerer (1987) Meth. Enzymol 152: 649). Generally, in situ hybridization comprises the following steps: (1) fixation of tissue or biological structure to be analyzed; (2) prehybridization treatment of the biological structure to increase accessibility of target DNA, and to reduce nonspecific binding; (3) hybridization of the mixture of nucleic acids to the nucleic acid in the biological structure or tissue; (4) post-hybridization washes to remove nucleic acid fragments not bound in the hybridization and (5) detection of the hybridized nucleic acid fragments. The reagent used in each of these steps and the conditions for use vary depending on the particular application. In a typical in situ hybridization assay, cells are fixed to a solid support, typically a glass slide. If a nucleic acid is to be probed, the cells are typically denatured with heat or alkali. The cells are then contacted with a hybridization solution at a moderate temperature to permit annealing of labeled probes specific to the nucleic acid sequence encoding the protein. The targets (e.g., cells) are then typically washed at a predetermined stringency or at an increasing stringency until an appropriate signal to noise ratio is obtained. The probes are typically labeled, e.g., with radioisotopes or fluorescent reporters. In one embodiment, probes are sufficiently long so as to specifically hybridize with the target nucleic acid(s) under stringent conditions. Probes generally range in length from about 200 bases to about 1000 bases. In some applications it is necessary to block the hybridization capacity of repetitive sequences. Thus, in some embodiments, tRNA, human genomic DNA, or Cot-I DNA is used to block non-specific hybridization.

An alternative means for determining genomic copy number is comparative genomic hybridization. In general, genomic DNA is isolated from normal reference cells, as well as from test cells (e.g., tumor cells) and amplified, if necessary. The two nucleic acids are differentially labeled and then hybridized in situ to metaphase chromosomes of a reference cell. The repetitive sequences in both the reference and test DNAs are either removed or their hybridization capacity is reduced by some means, for example by prehybridization with appropriate blocking nucleic acids and/or including such blocking nucleic acid sequences for said repetitive sequences during said hybridization. The bound, labeled DNA sequences are then rendered in a visualizable form, if necessary. Chromosomal regions in the test cells which are at increased or decreased copy number can be identified by detecting regions where the ratio of signal from the two DNAs is altered. For example, those regions that have decreased in copy number in the test cells will show relatively lower signal from the test DNA than the reference compared to other regions of the genome. Regions that have been increased in copy number in the test cells will show relatively higher signal from the test DNA. Where there are chromosomal deletions or multiplications, differences in the ratio of the signals from the two labels will be detected and the ratio will provide a measure of the copy number. In another embodiment of CGH, array CGH (aCGH), the immobilized chromosome element is replaced with a collection of solid support bound target nucleic acids on an array, allowing for a large or complete percentage of the genome to be represented in the collection of solid support bound targets. Target nucleic acids may comprise cDNAs, genomic DNAs, oligonucleotides (e.g., to detect single nucleotide polymorphisms) and the like. Array-based CGH may also be performed with single-color labeling (as opposed to labeling the control and the possible tumor sample with two different dyes and mixing them prior to hybridization, which will yield a ratio due to competitive hybridization of probes on the arrays). In single color CGH, the control is labeled and hybridized to one array and absolute signals are read, and the possible tumor sample is labeled and hybridized to a second array (with identical content) and absolute signals are read. Copy number difference is calculated based on absolute signals from the two arrays. Methods of preparing immobilized chromosomes or arrays and performing comparative genomic hybridization are well-known in the art (see, e.g., U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,335,167; 6,197,501; 5,830,645; and 5,665,549 and Albertson (1984) EMBO J. 3: 1227-1234; Pinkel (1988) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 85: 9138-9142; EPO Pub. No. 430,402; Methods in Molecular Biology, Vol. 33: In situ Hybridization Protocols, Choo, ed., Humana Press, Totowa, N.J. (1994), etc.). In another embodiment, the hybridization protocol of Pinkel, et al. (1998) Nature Genetics 20: 207-211, or of Kallioniemi (1992) Proc. Natl Acad Sci USA 89:5321-5325 (1992) is used.

In still another embodiment, amplification-based assays can be used to measure copy number. In such amplification-based assays, the nucleic acid sequences act as a template in an amplification reaction (e.g., Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR). In a quantitative amplification, the amount of amplification product will be proportional to the amount of template in the original sample. Comparison to appropriate controls, e.g. healthy tissue, provides a measure of the copy number.

Methods of “quantitative” amplification are well-known to those of skill in the art. For example, quantitative PCR involves simultaneously co-amplifying a known quantity of a control sequence using the same primers. This provides an internal standard that may be used to calibrate the PCR reaction. Detailed protocols for quantitative PCR are provided in Innis, et al. (1990) PCR Protocols, A Guide to Methods and Applications, Academic Press, Inc. N.Y.). Measurement of DNA copy number at microsatellite loci using quantitative PCR analysis is described in Ginzonger, et al. (2000) Cancer Research 60:5405-5409. The known nucleic acid sequence for the genes is sufficient to enable one of skill in the art to routinely select primers to amplify any portion of the gene. Fluorogenic quantitative PCR may also be used in the methods of the present invention. In fluorogenic quantitative PCR, quantitation is based on amount of fluorescence signals, e.g., TaqMan and SYBR green.

Other suitable amplification methods include, but are not limited to, ligase chain reaction (LCR) (see Wu and Wallace (1989) Genomics 4: 560, Landegren, et al. (1988) Science 241:1077, and Barringer et al. (1990) Gene 89: 117), transcription amplification (Kwoh, et al. (1989) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 86: 1173), self-sustained sequence replication (Guatelli, et al. (1990) Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. USA 87: 1874), dot PCR, and linker adapter PCR, etc.

Loss of heterozygosity (LOH) and major copy proportion (MCP) mapping (Wang, Z. C., et al. (2004) Cancer Res 64(1):64-71; Seymour, A. B., et al. (1994) Cancer Res 54, 2761-4; Hahn, S. A., et al. (1995) Cancer Res 55, 4670-5; Kimura, M., et al. (1996) Genes Chromosomes Cancer 17, 88-93; Li et al., (2008) MBC Bioinform. 9, 204-219) may also be used to identify regions of amplification or deletion.

b. Methods for Detection of Biomarker Nucleic Acid Expression

Biomarker expression may be assessed by any of a wide variety of well-known methods for detecting expression of a transcribed molecule or protein. Non-limiting examples of such methods include immunological methods for detection of secreted, cell-surface, cytoplasmic, or nuclear proteins, protein purification methods, protein function or activity assays, nucleic acid hybridization methods, nucleic acid reverse transcription methods, and nucleic acid amplification methods.

In preferred embodiments, activity of a particular gene is characterized by a measure of gene transcript (e.g. mRNA), by a measure of the quantity of translated protein, or by a measure of gene product activity. Marker expression can be monitored in a variety of ways, including by detecting mRNA levels, protein levels, or protein activity, any of which can be measured using standard techniques. Detection can involve quantification of the level of gene expression (e.g., genomic DNA, cDNA, mRNA, protein, or enzyme activity), or, alternatively, can be a qualitative assessment of the level of gene expression, in particular in comparison with a control level. The type of level being detected will be clear from the context.

In another embodiment, detecting or determining expression levels of a biomarker and functionally similar homologs thereof, including a fragment or genetic alteration thereof (e.g., in regulatory or promoter regions thereof) comprises detecting or determining RNA levels for the marker of interest. In one embodiment, one or more cells from the subject to be tested are obtained and RNA is isolated from the cells. In a preferred embodiment, a sample of breast tissue cells is obtained from the subject.

In one embodiment, RNA is obtained from a single cell. For example, a cell can be isolated from a tissue sample by laser capture microdissection (LCM). Using this technique, a cell can be isolated from a tissue section, including a stained tissue section, thereby assuring that the desired cell is isolated (see, e.g., Bonner et al. (1997) Science 278: 1481; Emmert-Buck et al. (1996) Science 274:998; Fend et al. (1999) Am. J. Path. 154: 61 and Murakami et al. (2000) Kidney Int. 58:1346). For example, Murakami et al., supra, describe isolation of a cell from a previously immunostained tissue section.

It is also be possible to obtain cells from a subject and culture the cells in vitro, such as to obtain a larger population of cells from which RNA can be extracted. Methods for establishing cultures of non-transformed cells, i.e., primary cell cultures, are known in the art.

When isolating RNA from tissue samples or cells from individuals, it may be important to prevent any further changes in gene expression after the tissue or cells has been removed from the subject. Changes in expression levels are known to change rapidly following perturbations, e.g., heat shock or activation with lipopolysaccharide (LPS) or other reagents. In addition, the RNA in the tissue and cells may quickly become degraded. Accordingly, in a preferred embodiment, the tissue or cells obtained from a subject is snap frozen as soon as possible.

RNA can be extracted from the tissue sample by a variety of methods, e.g., the guanidium thiocyanate lysis followed by CsCl centrifugation (Chirgwin et al., 1979, Biochemistry 18:5294-5299). RNA from single cells can be obtained as described in methods for preparing cDNA libraries from single cells, such as those described in Dulac, C. (1998) Curr. Top. Dev. Biol. 36, 245 and Jena et al. (1996) J. Immunol. Methods 190:199. Care to avoid RNA degradation must be taken, e.g., by inclusion of RNAsin.

The RNA sample can then be enriched in particular species. In one embodiment, poly(A)+ RNA is isolated from the RNA sample. In general, such purification takes advantage of the poly-A tails on mRNA. In particular and as noted above, poly-T oligonucleotides may be immobilized within on a solid support to serve as affinity ligands for mRNA. Kits for this purpose are commercially available, e.g., the MessageMaker kit (Life Technologies, Grand Island, N.Y.).

In a preferred embodiment, the RNA population is enriched in marker sequences. Enrichment can be undertaken, e.g., by primer-specific cDNA synthesis, or multiple rounds of linear amplification based on cDNA synthesis and template-directed in vitro transcription (see, e.g., Wang et al. (1989) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 86: 9717; Dulac et al., supra, and Jena et al., supra).

The population of RNA, enriched or not in particular species or sequences, can further be amplified. As defined herein, an “amplification process” is designed to strengthen, increase, or augment a molecule within the RNA. For example, where RNA is mRNA, an amplification process such as RT-PCR can be utilized to amplify the mRNA, such that a signal is detectable or detection is enhanced. Such an amplification process is beneficial particularly when the biological, tissue, or tumor sample is of a small size or volume.

Various amplification and detection methods can be used. For example, it is within the scope of the present invention to reverse transcribe mRNA into cDNA followed by polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR); or, to use a single enzyme for both steps as described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,322,770, or reverse transcribe mRNA into cDNA followed by symmetric gap ligase chain reaction (RT-AGLCR) as described by R. L. Marshall, et al., PCR Methods and Applications 4: 80-84 (1994). Real time PCR may also be used.

Other known amplification methods which can be utilized herein include but are not limited to the so-called “NASBA” or “3SR” technique described in PNAS USA 87: 1874-1878 (1990) and also described in Nature 350 (No. 6313): 91-92 (1991); Q-beta amplification as described in published European Patent Application (EPA) No. 4544610; strand displacement amplification (as described in G. T. Walker et al., Clin. Chem. 42: 9-13 (1996) and European Patent Application No. 684315; target mediated amplification, as described by PCT Publication WO9322461; PCR; ligase chain reaction (LCR) (see, e.g., Wu and Wallace, Genomics 4, 560 (1989), Landegren et al., Science 241, 1077 (1988)); self-sustained sequence replication (SSR) (see, e.g., Guatelli et al., Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. USA, 87, 1874 (1990)); and transcription amplification (see, e.g., Kwoh et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 86, 1173 (1989)).

Many techniques are known in the state of the art for determining absolute and relative levels of gene expression, commonly used techniques suitable for use in the present invention include Northern analysis, RNase protection assays (RPA), microarrays and PCR-based techniques, such as quantitative PCR and differential display PCR. For example, Northern blotting involves running a preparation of RNA on a denaturing agarose gel, and transferring it to a suitable support, such as activated cellulose, nitrocellulose or glass or nylon membranes. Radiolabeled cDNA or RNA is then hybridized to the preparation, washed and analyzed by autoradiography.

In situ hybridization visualization may also be employed, wherein a radioactively labeled antisense RNA probe is hybridized with a thin section of a biopsy sample, washed, cleaved with RNase and exposed to a sensitive emulsion for autoradiography. The samples may be stained with hematoxylin to demonstrate the histological composition of the sample, and dark field imaging with a suitable light filter shows the developed emulsion. Non-radioactive labels such as digoxigenin may also be used.

Alternatively, mRNA expression can be detected on a DNA array, chip or a microarray. Labeled nucleic acids of a test sample obtained from a subject may be hybridized to a solid surface comprising biomarker DNA. Positive hybridization signal is obtained with the sample containing biomarker transcripts. Methods of preparing DNA arrays and their use are well-known in the art (see, e.g., U.S. Pat. Nos: 6,618,6796; 6,379,897; 6,664,377; 6,451,536; 548,257; U.S. 20030157485 and Schena et al. (1995) Science 20, 467-470; Gerhold et al. (1999) Trends In Biochem. Sci. 24, 168-173; and Lennon et al. (2000) Drug Discovery Today 5, 59-65, which are herein incorporated by reference in their entirety). Serial Analysis of Gene Expression (SAGE) can also be performed (See for example U.S. Patent Application 20030215858).

To monitor mRNA levels, for example, mRNA is extracted from the biological sample to be tested, reverse transcribed, and fluorescently-labeled cDNA probes are generated. The microarrays capable of hybridizing to marker cDNA are then probed with the labeled cDNA probes, the slides scanned and fluorescence intensity measured. This intensity correlates with the hybridization intensity and expression levels.

Types of probes that can be used in the methods described herein include cDNA, riboprobes, synthetic oligonucleotides and genomic probes. The type of probe used will generally be dictated by the particular situation, such as riboprobes for in situ hybridization, and cDNA for Northern blotting, for example. In one embodiment, the probe is directed to nucleotide regions unique to the RNA. The probes may be as short as is required to differentially recognize marker mRNA transcripts, and may be as short as, for example, 15 bases; however, probes of at least 17, 18, 19 or 20 or more bases can be used. In one embodiment, the primers and probes hybridize specifically under stringent conditions to a DNA fragment having the nucleotide sequence corresponding to the marker. As herein used, the term “stringent conditions” means hybridization will occur only if there is at least 95% identity in nucleotide sequences. In another embodiment, hybridization under “stringent conditions” occurs when there is at least 97% identity between the sequences.

The form of labeling of the probes may be any that is appropriate, such as the use of radioisotopes, for example, ³²P and ³⁵S. Labeling with radioisotopes may be achieved, whether the probe is synthesized chemically or biologically, by the use of suitably labeled bases.

In one embodiment, the biological sample contains polypeptide molecules from the test subject. Alternatively, the biological sample can contain mRNA molecules from the test subject or genomic DNA molecules from the test subject.

In another embodiment, the methods further involve obtaining a control biological sample from a control subject, contacting the control sample with a compound or agent capable of detecting marker polypeptide, mRNA, genomic DNA, or fragments thereof, such that the presence of the marker polypeptide, mRNA, genomic DNA, or fragments thereof, is detected in the biological sample, and comparing the presence of the marker polypeptide, mRNA, genomic DNA, or fragments thereof, in the control sample with the presence of the marker polypeptide, mRNA, genomic DNA, or fragments thereof in the test sample.

c. Methods for Detection of Biomarker Protein Expression

The activity or level of a biomarker protein can be detected and/or quantified by detecting or quantifying the expressed polypeptide. The polypeptide can be detected and quantified by any of a number of means well-known to those of skill in the art. Aberrant levels of polypeptide expression of the polypeptides encoded by a biomarker nucleic acid and functionally similar homologs thereof, including a fragment or genetic alteration thereof (e.g., in regulatory or promoter regions thereof) are associated with the likelihood of response of a cancer to inhibitors of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E) and immunotherapy combination treatments. Any method known in the art for detecting polypeptides can be used. Such methods include, but are not limited to, immunodiffusion, immunoelectrophoresis, radioimmunoassay (RIA), enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISAs), immunofluorescent assays, Western blotting, binder-ligand assays, immunohistochemical techniques, agglutination, complement assays, high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), thin layer chromatography (TLC), hyperdiffusion chromatography, and the like (e.g., Basic and Clinical Immunology, Sites and Terr, eds., Appleton and Lange, Norwalk, Conn. pp 217-262, 1991 which is incorporated by reference). Preferred are binder-ligand immunoassay methods including reacting antibodies with an epitope or epitopes and competitively displacing a labeled polypeptide or derivative thereof.

For example, ELISA and RIA procedures may be conducted such that a desired biomarker protein standard is labeled (with a radioisotope such as ¹²⁵I or ³⁵S, or an assayable enzyme, such as horseradish peroxidase or alkaline phosphatase), and, together with the unlabeled sample, brought into contact with the corresponding antibody, whereon a second antibody is used to bind the first, and radioactivity or the immobilized enzyme assayed (competitive assay). Alternatively, the biomarker protein in the sample is allowed to react with the corresponding immobilized antibody, radioisotope- or enzyme-labeled anti-biomarker protein antibody is allowed to react with the system, and radioactivity or the enzyme assayed (ELISA-sandwich assay). Other conventional methods may also be employed as suitable.

The above techniques may be conducted essentially as a “one-step” or “two-step” assay. A “one-step” assay involves contacting antigen with immobilized antibody and, without washing, contacting the mixture with labeled antibody. A “two-step” assay involves washing before contacting, the mixture with labeled antibody. Other conventional methods may also be employed as suitable.

In one embodiment, a method for measuring biomarker protein levels comprises the steps of: contacting a biological specimen with an antibody or variant (e.g., fragment) thereof which selectively binds the biomarker protein, and detecting whether said antibody or variant thereof is bound to said sample and thereby measuring the levels of the biomarker protein.

Enzymatic and radiolabeling of biomarker protein and/or the antibodies may be effected by conventional means. Such means will generally include covalent linking of the enzyme to the antigen or the antibody in question, such as by glutaraldehyde, specifically so as not to adversely affect the activity of the enzyme, by which is meant that the enzyme must still be capable of interacting with its substrate, although it is not necessary for all of the enzyme to be active, provided that enough remains active to permit the assay to be effected. Indeed, some techniques for binding enzyme are non-specific (such as using formaldehyde), and will only yield a proportion of active enzyme.

It is usually desirable to immobilize one component of the assay system on a support, thereby allowing other components of the system to be brought into contact with the component and readily removed without laborious and time-consuming labor. It is possible for a second phase to be immobilized away from the first, but one phase is usually sufficient.

It is possible to immobilize the enzyme itself on a support, but if solid-phase enzyme is required, then this is generally best achieved by binding to antibody and affixing the antibody to a support, models and systems for which are well-known in the art. Simple polyethylene may provide a suitable support.

Enzymes employable for labeling are not particularly limited, but may be selected from the members of the oxidase group, for example. These catalyze production of hydrogen peroxide by reaction with their substrates, and glucose oxidase is often used for its good stability, ease of availability and cheapness, as well as the ready availability of its substrate (glucose). Activity of the oxidase may be assayed by measuring the concentration of hydrogen peroxide formed after reaction of the enzyme-labeled antibody with the substrate under controlled conditions well-known in the art.

Other techniques may be used to detect biomarker protein according to a practitioner's preference based upon the present disclosure. One such technique is Western blotting (Towbin et al., Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. 76:4350 (1979)), wherein a suitably treated sample is run on an SDS-PAGE gel before being transferred to a solid support, such as a nitrocellulose filter. Anti-biomarker protein antibodies (unlabeled) are then brought into contact with the support and assayed by a secondary immunological reagent, such as labeled protein A or anti-immunoglobulin (suitable labels including ¹²⁵I, horseradish peroxidase and alkaline phosphatase). Chromatographic detection may also be used.

Immunohistochemistry may be used to detect expression of biomarker protein, e.g., in a biopsy sample. A suitable antibody is brought into contact with, for example, a thin layer of cells, washed, and then contacted with a second, labeled antibody. Labeling may be by fluorescent markers, enzymes, such as peroxidase, avidin, or radiolabeling. The assay is scored visually, using microscopy.

Anti-biomarker protein antibodies, such as intrabodies, may also be used for imaging purposes, for example, to detect the presence of biomarker protein in cells and tissues of a subject. Suitable labels include radioisotopes, iodine (¹²⁵I, ¹²¹I), carbon (¹⁴C), sulphur (³⁵S), tritium (³H), indium (¹¹²In), and technetium (⁹⁹mTc), fluorescent labels, such as fluorescein and rhodamine, and biotin.

For in vivo imaging purposes, antibodies are not detectable, as such, from outside the body, and so must be labeled, or otherwise modified, to permit detection. Markers for this purpose may be any that do not substantially interfere with the antibody binding, but which allow external detection. Suitable markers may include those that may be detected by X-radiography, NMR or MRI. For X-radiographic techniques, suitable markers include any radioisotope that emits detectable radiation but that is not overtly harmful to the subject, such as barium or cesium, for example. Suitable markers for NMR and MRI generally include those with a detectable characteristic spin, such as deuterium, which may be incorporated into the antibody by suitable labeling of nutrients for the relevant hybridoma, for example.

The size of the subject, and the imaging system used, will determine the quantity of imaging moiety needed to produce diagnostic images. In the case of a radioisotope moiety, for a human subject, the quantity of radioactivity injected will normally range from about 5 to 20 millicuries of technetium-99. The labeled antibody or antibody fragment will then preferentially accumulate at the location of cells which contain biomarker protein. The labeled antibody or antibody fragment can then be detected using known techniques.

Antibodies that may be used to detect biomarker protein include any antibody, whether natural or synthetic, full length or a fragment thereof, monoclonal or polyclonal, that binds sufficiently strongly and specifically to the biomarker protein to be detected. An antibody may have a K_(d) of at most about 10⁻⁶M, 10⁻⁷M, 10⁻⁸M, 10⁻⁹M, 10⁻¹⁰M, 10⁻¹¹M, 10⁻¹²M. The phrase “specifically binds” refers to binding of, for example, an antibody to an epitope or antigen or antigenic determinant in such a manner that binding can be displaced or competed with a second preparation of identical or similar epitope, antigen or antigenic determinant. An antibody may bind preferentially to the biomarker protein relative to other proteins, such as related proteins.

Antibodies are commercially available or may be prepared according to methods known in the art.

Antibodies and derivatives thereof that may be used encompass polyclonal or monoclonal antibodies, chimeric, human, humanized, primatized (CDR-grafted), veneered or single-chain antibodies as well as functional fragments, i.e., biomarker protein binding fragments, of antibodies. For example, antibody fragments capable of binding to a biomarker protein or portions thereof, including, but not limited to, Fv, Fab, Fab′ and F(ab′) 2 fragments can be used. Such fragments can be produced by enzymatic cleavage or by recombinant techniques. For example, papain or pepsin cleavage can generate Fab or F(ab′) 2 fragments, respectively. Other proteases with the requisite substrate specificity can also be used to generate Fab or F(ab′) 2 fragments. Antibodies can also be produced in a variety of truncated forms using antibody genes in which one or more stop codons have been introduced upstream of the natural stop site. For example, a chimeric gene encoding a F(ab′) 2 heavy chain portion can be designed to include DNA sequences encoding the CH, domain and hinge region of the heavy chain.

Synthetic and engineered antibodies are described in, e.g., Cabilly et al., U.S. Pat. No. 4,816,567 Cabilly et al., European Patent No. 0,125,023 B1; Boss et al., U.S. Pat. No. 4,816,397; Boss et al., European Patent No. 0,120,694 B1; Neuberger, M. S. et al., WO 86/01533; Neuberger, M. S. et al., European Patent No. 0,194,276 B1; Winter, U.S. Pat. No. 5,225,539; Winter, European Patent No. 0,239,400 B1; Queen et al., European Patent No. 0451216 B1; and Padlan, E. A. et al., EP 0519596 A1. See also, Newman, R. et al., BioTechnology, 10: 1455-1460 (1992), regarding primatized antibody, and Ladner et al., U.S. Pat. No. 4,946,778 and Bird, R. E. et al., Science, 242: 423-426 (1988)) regarding single-chain antibodies. Antibodies produced from a library, e.g., phage display library, may also be used.

In some embodiments, agents that specifically bind to a biomarker protein other than antibodies are used, such as peptides. Peptides that specifically bind to a biomarker protein can be identified by any means known in the art. For example, specific peptide binders of a biomarker protein can be screened for using peptide phage display libraries.

d. Methods for Detection of Biomarker Structural Alterations

The following illustrative methods can be used to identify the presence of a structural alteration in a biomarker nucleic acid and/or biomarker polypeptide molecule in order to, for example, identify B7-H6, HLA-E, or other biomarkers used in the immunotherapies described herein that are overexpressed, overfunctional, and the like.

In certain embodiments, detection of the alteration involves the use of a probe/primer in a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) (see, e.g., U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,683,195 and 4,683,202), such as anchor PCR or RACE PCR, or, alternatively, in a ligation chain reaction (LCR) (see, e.g., Landegran et al. (1988) Science 241:1077-1080; and Nakazawa et al. (1994) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 91:360-364), the latter of which can be particularly useful for detecting point mutations in a biomarker nucleic acid such as a biomarker gene (see Abravaya et al. (1995) Nucleic Acids Res. 23:675-682). This method can include the steps of collecting a sample of cells from a subject, isolating nucleic acid (e.g., genomic, mRNA or both) from the cells of the sample, contacting the nucleic acid sample with one or more primers which specifically hybridize to a biomarker gene under conditions such that hybridization and amplification of the biomarker gene (if present) occurs, and detecting the presence or absence of an amplification product, or detecting the size of the amplification product and comparing the length to a control sample. It is anticipated that PCR and/or LCR may be desirable to use as a preliminary amplification step in conjunction with any of the techniques used for detecting mutations described herein.

Alternative amplification methods include: self-sustained sequence replication (Guatelli, J. C. et al. (1990) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 87:1874-1878), transcriptional amplification system (Kwoh, D. Y. et al. (1989) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 86:1173-1177), Q-Beta Replicase (Lizardi, P. M. et al. (1988) Bio-Technology 6:1197), or any other nucleic acid amplification method, followed by the detection of the amplified molecules using techniques well-known to those of skill in the art. These detection schemes are especially useful for the detection of nucleic acid molecules if such molecules are present in very low numbers.

In an alternative embodiment, mutations in a biomarker nucleic acid from a sample cell can be identified by alterations in restriction enzyme cleavage patterns. For example, sample and control DNA is isolated, amplified (optionally), digested with one or more restriction endonucleases, and fragment length sizes are determined by gel electrophoresis and compared. Differences in fragment length sizes between sample and control DNA indicates mutations in the sample DNA. Moreover, the use of sequence specific ribozymes (see, for example, U.S. Pat. No. 5,498,531) can be used to score for the presence of specific mutations by development or loss of a ribozyme cleavage site.

In other embodiments, genetic mutations in biomarker nucleic acid can be identified by hybridizing a sample and control nucleic acids, e.g., DNA or RNA, to high density arrays containing hundreds or thousands of oligonucleotide probes (Cronin, M. T. et al. (1996) Hum. Mutat. 7:244-255; Kozal, M. J. et al. (1996) Nat. Med. 2:753-759). For example, biomarker genetic mutations can be identified in two dimensional arrays containing light-generated DNA probes as described in Cronin et al. (1996) supra. Briefly, a first hybridization array of probes can be used to scan through long stretches of DNA in a sample and control to identify base changes between the sequences by making linear arrays of sequential, overlapping probes. This step allows the identification of point mutations. This step is followed by a second hybridization array that allows the characterization of specific mutations by using smaller, specialized probe arrays complementary to all variants or mutations detected. Each mutation array is composed of parallel probe sets, one complementary to the wild-type gene and the other complementary to the mutant gene. Such biomarker genetic mutations can be identified in a variety of contexts, including, for example, germline and somatic mutations.

In yet another embodiment, any of a variety of sequencing reactions known in the art can be used to directly sequence a biomarker gene and detect mutations by comparing the sequence of the sample biomarker with the corresponding wild-type (control) sequence. Examples of sequencing reactions include those based on techniques developed by Maxam and Gilbert (1977) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 74:560 or Sanger (1977) Proc. Natl. Acad Sci. USA 74:5463. It is also contemplated that any of a variety of automated sequencing procedures can be utilized when performing the diagnostic assays (Naeve (1995) Biotechniques 19:448-53), including sequencing by mass spectrometry (see, e.g., PCT International Publication No. WO 94/16101; Cohen et al. (1996) Adv. Chromatogr. 36:127-162; and Griffin et al. (1993) Appl. Biochem. Biotechnol. 38:147-159).

Other methods for detecting mutations in a biomarker gene include methods in which protection from cleavage agents is used to detect mismatched bases in RNA/RNA or RNA/DNA heteroduplexes (Myers et al. (1985) Science 230:1242). In general, the art technique of “mismatch cleavage” starts by providing heteroduplexes formed by hybridizing (labeled) RNA or DNA containing the wild-type biomarker sequence with potentially mutant RNA or DNA obtained from a tissue sample. The double-stranded duplexes are treated with an agent which cleaves single-stranded regions of the duplex such as which will exist due to base pair mismatches between the control and sample strands. For instance, RNA/DNA duplexes can be treated with RNase and DNA/DNA hybrids treated with SI nuclease to enzymatically digest the mismatched regions. In other embodiments, either DNA/DNA or RNA/DNA duplexes can be treated with hydroxylamine or osmium tetroxide and with piperidine in order to digest mismatched regions. After digestion of the mismatched regions, the resulting material is then separated by size on denaturing polyacrylamide gels to determine the site of mutation. See, for example, Cotton et al. (1988) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 85:4397 and Saleeba et al. (1992) Methods Enzymol. 217:286-295. In a preferred embodiment, the control DNA or RNA can be labeled for detection.

In still another embodiment, the mismatch cleavage reaction employs one or more proteins that recognize mismatched base pairs in double-stranded DNA (so called “DNA mismatch repair” enzymes) in defined systems for detecting and mapping point mutations in biomarker cDNAs obtained from samples of cells. For example, the mutY enzyme of E. coli cleaves A at G/A mismatches and the thymidine DNA glycosylase from HeLa cells cleaves T at G/T mismatches (Hsu et al. (1994) Carcinogenesis 15:1657-1662). According to an exemplary embodiment, a probe based on a biomarker sequence, e.g., a wild-type biomarker treated with a DNA mismatch repair enzyme, and the cleavage products, if any, can be detected from electrophoresis protocols or the like (e.g., U.S. Pat. No. 5,459,039.)

In other embodiments, alterations in electrophoretic mobility can be used to identify mutations in biomarker genes. For example, single strand conformation polymorphism (SSCP) may be used to detect differences in electrophoretic mobility between mutant and wild type nucleic acids (Orita et al. (1989) Proc Natl. Acad. Sci USA 86:2766; see also Cotton (1993) Mutat. Res. 285:125-144 and Hayashi (1992) Genet. Anal. Tech. Appl. 9:73-79). Single-stranded DNA fragments of sample and control biomarker nucleic acids will be denatured and allowed to renature. The secondary structure of single-stranded nucleic acids varies according to sequence, the resulting alteration in electrophoretic mobility enables the detection of even a single base change. The DNA fragments may be labeled or detected with labeled probes. The sensitivity of the assay may be enhanced by using RNA (rather than DNA), in which the secondary structure is more sensitive to a change in sequence. In a preferred embodiment, the subject method utilizes heteroduplex analysis to separate double stranded heteroduplex molecules on the basis of changes in electrophoretic mobility (Keen et al. (1991) Trends Genet. 7:5).

In yet another embodiment the movement of mutant or wild-type fragments in polyacrylamide gels containing a gradient of denaturant is assayed using denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis (DGGE) (Myers et al. (1985) Nature 313:495). When DGGE is used as the method of analysis, DNA will be modified to ensure that it does not completely denature, for example by adding a GC clamp of approximately 40 bp of high-melting GC-rich DNA by PCR. In a further embodiment, a temperature gradient is used in place of a denaturing gradient to identify differences in the mobility of control and sample DNA (Rosenbaum and Reissner (1987) Biophys. Chem. 265:12753).

Examples of other techniques for detecting point mutations include, but are not limited to, selective oligonucleotide hybridization, selective amplification, or selective primer extension. For example, oligonucleotide primers may be prepared in which the known mutation is placed centrally and then hybridized to target DNA under conditions which permit hybridization only if a perfect match is found (Saiki et al. (1986) Nature 324:163; Saiki et al. (1989) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 86:6230). Such allele specific oligonucleotides are hybridized to PCR amplified target DNA or a number of different mutations when the oligonucleotides are attached to the hybridizing membrane and hybridized with labeled target DNA.

Alternatively, allele specific amplification technology which depends on selective PCR amplification may be used in conjunction with the instant invention. Oligonucleotides used as primers for specific amplification may carry the mutation of interest in the center of the molecule (so that amplification depends on differential hybridization) (Gibbs et al. (1989) Nucleic Acids Res. 17:2437-2448) or at the extreme 3′ end of one primer where, under appropriate conditions, mismatch can prevent, or reduce polymerase extension (Prossner (1993) Tibtech 11:238). In addition it may be desirable to introduce a novel restriction site in the region of the mutation to create cleavage-based detection (Gasparini et al. (1992)Mol. Cell Probes 6:1). It is anticipated that in certain embodiments amplification may also be performed using Taq ligase for amplification (Barany (1991) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci USA 88:189). In such cases, ligation will occur only if there is a perfect match at the 3′ end of the 5′ sequence making it possible to detect the presence of a known mutation at a specific site by looking for the presence or absence of amplification.

VI. Anti-Cancer Therapies

The efficacy of inhibitors of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E) and immunotherapy combination treatment is predicted according to biomarker amount and/or activity associated with a cancer in a subject according to the methods described herein. In one embodiment, such inhibitors and immunotherapy combination treatments (e.g., one or more such inhibitors and immunotherapy combination treatment in combination with one or more additional anti-cancer therapies, such as another immune checkpoint inhibitor) can be administered, particularly if a subject has first been indicated as being a likely responder to such inhibitors and immunotherapy combination treatment. In another embodiment, such inhibitors and immunotherapy combination treatment can be avoided once a subject is indicated as not being a likely responder to such inhibitors and immunotherapy combination treatment and an alternative treatment regimen, such as targeted and/or untargeted anti-cancer therapies can be administered. Combination therapies are also contemplated and can comprise, for example, one or more chemotherapeutic agents and radiation, one or more chemotherapeutic agents and immunotherapy, or one or more chemotherapeutic agents, radiation and chemotherapy, each combination of which can be with anti-immune checkpoint therapy. In addition, any representative embodiment of an agent to modulate a particular target can be adapted to any other target described herein by the ordinarily skilled artisan (e.g., direct and indirect PD-1 inhibitors described herein can be applied to other immune checkpoint inhibitors and/or biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E), such as monospecific antibodies, bispecific antibodies, non-activiting forms, small molecules, peptides, interfering nucleic acids, and the like).

In various embodiments, the anti-cancer therapy includes immunotherapy. In certain embodiments, the immunotherapy primarily leverages natural killer (NK) cells or primarily leverages T cells. An immunotherapy that leverages NK cells can include, for example, administration of NK cells to a subject. An immunotherapy that leverages T cells can include, for example, administration of cytotoxic T cells (e.g., having chimeric antigen receptors), of bispecific antibodies that engage T cells, or of an immune checkpoint inhibitor.

The term “targeted therapy” refers to administration of agents that selectively interact with a chosen biomolecule to thereby treat cancer. One example includes immunotherapies such as immune checkpoint inhibitors, which are well-known in the art. For example, anti-PD-1 pathway agents, such as therapeutic monoclonal blocking antibodies, which are well-known in the art and described above, can be used to target tumor microenvironments and cells expressing unwanted components of the PD-1 pathway, such as PD-1, PD-L1, and/or PD-L2.

For example, the term “PD-1 pathway” refers to the PD-1 receptor and its ligands, PD-L1 and PD-L2. “PD-1 pathway inhibitors” block or otherwise reduce the interaction between PD-1 and one or both of its ligands such that the immunoinhibitory signaling otherwise generated by the interaction is blocked or otherwise reduced. Anti-immune checkpoint inhibitors can be direct or indirect. Direct anti-immune checkpoint inhibitors block or otherwise reduce the interaction between an immune checkpoint and at least one of its ligands. For example, PD-1 inhibitors can block PD-1 binding with one or both of its ligands. Direct PD-1 combination inhibitors are well-known in the art, especially since the natural binding partners of PD-1 (e.g., PD-L1 and PD-L2), PD-L1 (e.g., PD-1 and B7-1), and PD-L2 (e.g., PD-1 and RGMb) are known.

For example, agents which directly block the interaction between PD-1 and PD-L1, PD-1 and PD-L2, PD-1 and both PD-L1 and PD-L2, such as a bispecific antibody, can prevent inhibitory signaling and upregulate an immune response (i.e., as a PD-1 pathway inhibitor). Alternatively, agents that indirectly block the interaction between PD-1 and one or both of its ligands can prevent inhibitory signaling and upregulate an immune response. For example, B7-1 or a soluble form thereof, by binding to a PD-L1 polypeptide indirectly reduces the effective concentration of PD-L1 polypeptide available to bind to PD-1. Exemplary agents include monospecific or bispecific blocking antibodies against PD-1, PD-L1, and/or PD-L2 that block the interaction between the receptor and ligand(s); a non-activating form of PD-1, PD-L1, and/or PD-L2 (e.g., a dominant negative or soluble polypeptide), small molecules or peptides that block the interaction between PD-1, PD-L1, and/or PD-L2; fusion proteins (e.g. the extracellular portion of PD-1, PD-L1, and/or PD-L2, fused to the Fc portion of an antibody or immunoglobulin) that bind to PD-1, PD-L1, and/or PD-L2 and inhibit the interaction between the receptor and ligand(s); a non-activating form of a natural PD-1, PD-L2, and/or PD-L2 ligand, and a soluble form of a natural PD-1, PD-L2, and/or PD-L2 ligand.

Indirect anti-immune checkpoint inhibitors block or otherwise reduce the immunoinhibitory signaling generated by the interaction between the immune checkpoint and at least one of its ligands. For example, an inhibitor can block the interaction between PD-1 and one or both of its ligands without necessarily directly blocking the interaction between PD-1 and one or both of its ligands. For example, indirect inhibitors include intrabodies that bind the intracellular portion of PD-1 and/or PD-L1 required to signal to block or otherwise reduce the immunoinhibitory signaling. Similarly, nucleic acids that reduce the expression of PD-1, PD-L1, and/or PD-L2 can indirectly inhibit the interaction between PD-1 and one or both of its ligands by removing the availability of components for interaction. Such nucleic acid molecules can block PD-L1, PD-L2, and/or PD-L2 transcription or translation.

Similarly, agents which directly block the interaction between one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E) and their binding partners/substrates, and the like, can remove the inhibition to the signaling pathways related to such one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E) and its downstream immune responses, such as increasing sensitivity to interferon signaling. Alternatively, agents that indirectly block the interaction between one or more biomarkers in Table 1 and their binding partners/substrates can remove the inhibition to such biomarkers-related signaling and its downstream immune responses. For example, a truncated or dominant negative form of such one or more biomarkers in Table 1, such as B7-H6, HLA-E fragments without phosphatase activity, by binding to a substrate of such biomarkers indirectly reduces the effective concentration of such substrate available to bind to such biomarkers in cell. Exemplary agents include monospecific or bispecific blocking antibodies, especially intrbodies, against such biomarkers and/or their substrate(s) that block the interaction between such one or more biomarkers and their substrate(s); a non-active form of such one or more biomarkers and/or their substrate(s) (e.g., a dominant negative polypeptide), small molecules or peptides that block the interaction between such one or more biomarkers and their substrate(s) or the catalytic activity of such biomarkers; and a non-activating form of a natural biomarkers in Table 1 and/or its substrate(s).

Immunotherapies that are designed to elicit or amplify an immune response are referred to as “activation immunotherapies.” Immunotherapies that are designed to reduce or suppress an immune response are referred to as “suppression immunotherapies.” Any agent believed to have an immune system effect on the genetically modified transplanted cancer cells can be assayed to determine whether the agent is an immunotherapy and the effect that a given genetic modification has on the modulation of immune response. In some embodiments, the immunotherapy is cancer cell-specific. In some embodiments, immunotherapy can be “untargeted,” which refers to administration of agents that do not selectively interact with immune system cells, yet modulates immune system function. Representative examples of untargeted therapies include, without limitation, chemotherapy, gene therapy, and radiation therapy.

Immunotherapy can involve passive immunity for short-term protection of a host, achieved by the administration of pre-formed antibody directed against a cancer antigen or disease antigen (e.g., administration of a monoclonal antibody, optionally linked to a chemotherapeutic agent or toxin, to a tumor antigen). Immunotherapy can also focus on using the cytotoxic lymphocyte-recognized epitopes of cancer cell lines. Alternatively, antisense polynucleotides, ribozymes, RNA interference molecules, triple helix polynucleotides and the like, can be used to selectively modulate biomolecules that are linked to the initiation, progression, and/or pathology of a tumor or cancer.

In one embodiment, immunotherapy comprises adoptive cell-based immunotherapies. Well-known adoptive cell-based immunotherapeutic modalities, including, without limitation, Irradiated autologous or allogeneic tumor cells, tumor lysates or apoptotic tumor cells, antigen-presenting cell-based immunotherapy, dendritic cell-based immunotherapy, adoptive T cell transfer, adoptive CAR T cell therapy, autologous immune enhancement therapy (AIET), cancer vaccines, and/or antigen presenting cells. Such cell-based immunotherapies can be further modified to express one or more gene products to further modulate immune responses, such as expressing cytokines like GM-CSF, and/or to express tumor-associated antigen (TAA) antigens, such as Mage-1, gp-100, patient-specific neoantigen vaccines, and the like.

In another embodiment, immunotherapy comprises non-cell-based immunotherapies. In one embodiment, compositions comprising antigens with or without vaccine-enhancing adjuvants are used. Such compositions exist in many well-known forms, such as peptide compositions, oncolytic viruses, recombinant antigen comprising fusion proteins, and the like. In still another embodiment, immunomodulatory interleukins, such as IL-2, IL-6, IL-7, IL-12, IL-17, IL-23, and the like, as well as modulators thereof (e.g., blocking antibodies or more potent or longer lasting forms) are used. In yet another embodiment, immunomodulatory cytokines, such as interferons, G-CSF, imiquimod, TNFalpha, and the like, as well as modulators thereof (e.g., blocking antibodies or more potent or longer lasting forms) are used. In another embodiment, immunomodulatory chemokines, such as CCL3, CCL26, and CXCL7, and the like, as well as modulators thereof (e.g., blocking antibodies or more potent or longer lasting forms) are used. In another embodiment, immunomodulatory molecules targeting immunosuppression, such as STAT3 signaling modulators, NFkappaB signaling modulators, and immune checkpoint modulators, are used. The terms “immune checkpoint” and “anti-immune checkpoint therapy” are described above.

In still another embodiment, immunomodulatory drugs, such as immunocytostatic drugs, glucocorticoids, cytostatics, immunophilins and modulators thereof (e.g., rapamycin, a calcineurin inhibitor, tacrolimus, ciclosporin (cyclosporin), pimecrolimus, abetimus, gusperimus, ridaforolimus, everolimus, temsirolimus, zotarolimus, etc.), hydrocortisone (cortisol), cortisone acetate, prednisone, prednisolone, methylprednisolone, dexamethasone, betamethasone, triamcinolone, beclometasone, fludrocortisone acetate, deoxycorticosterone acetate (doca) aldosterone, a non-glucocorticoid steroid, a pyrimidine synthesis inhibitor, leflunomide, teriflunomide, a folic acid analog, methotrexate, anti-thymocyte globulin, anti-lymphocyte globulin, thalidomide, lenalidomide, pentoxifylline, bupropion, curcumin, catechin, an opioid, an IMPDH inhibitor, mycophenolic acid, myriocin, fingolimod, an NF-xB inhibitor, raloxifene, drotrecogin alfa, denosumab, an NF-xB signaling cascade inhibitor, disulfiram, olmesartan, dithiocarbamate, a proteasome inhibitor, bortezomib, MG132, Prol, NPI-0052, curcumin, genistein, resveratrol, parthenolide, thalidomide, lenalidomide, flavopiridol, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), arsenic trioxide, dehydroxymethylepoxyquinomycin (DHMEQ), I3C(indole-3-carbinol)/DIM(di-indolmethane) (13C/DIM), Bay 11-7082, luteolin, cell permeable peptide SN-50, IKBa.-super repressor overexpression, NFKB decoy oligodeoxynucleotide (ODN), or a derivative or analog of any thereof, are used. In yet another embodiment, immunomodulatory antibodies or protein are used. For example, antibodies that bind to CD40, Toll-like receptor (TLR), OX40, GITR, CD27, or to 4-1BB, T-cell bispecific antibodies, an anti-IL-2 receptor antibody, an anti-CD3 antibody, OKT3 (muromonab), otelixizumab, teplizumab, visilizumab, an anti-CD4 antibody, clenoliximab, keliximab, zanolimumab, an anti-CD11 a antibody, efalizumab, an anti-CD18 antibody, erlizumab, rovelizumab, an anti-CD20 antibody, afutuzumab, ocrelizumab, ofatumumab, pascolizumab, rituximab, an anti-CD23 antibody, lumiliximab, an anti-CD40 antibody, teneliximab, toralizumab, an anti-CD40L antibody, ruplizumab, an anti-CD62L antibody, aselizumab, an anti-CD80 antibody, galiximab, an anti-CD147 antibody, gavilimomab, a B-Lymphocyte stimulator (BLyS) inhibiting antibody, belimumab, an CTLA4-Ig fusion protein, abatacept, belatacept, an anti-CTLA4 antibody, ipilimumab, tremelimumab, an anti-eotaxin 1 antibody, bertilimumab, an anti-a4-integrin antibody, natalizumab, an anti-IL-6R antibody, tocilizumab, an anti-LFA-1 antibody, odulimomab, an anti-CD25 antibody, basiliximab, daclizumab, inolimomab, an anti-CD5 antibody, zolimomab, an anti-CD2 antibody, siplizumab, nerelimomab, faralimomab, atlizumab, atorolimumab, cedelizumab, dorlimomab aritox, dorlixizumab, fontolizumab, gantenerumab, gomiliximab, lebrilizumab, maslimomab, morolimumab, pexelizumab, reslizumab, rovelizumab, talizumab, telimomab aritox, vapaliximab, vepalimomab, aflibercept, alefacept, rilonacept, an IL-1 receptor antagonist, anakinra, an anti-IL-5 antibody, mepolizumab, an IgE inhibitor, omalizumab, talizumab, an IL12 inhibitor, an IL23 inhibitor, ustekinumab, and the like.

Nutritional supplements that enhance immune responses, such as vitamin A, vitamin E, vitamin C, and the like, are well-known in the art (see, for example, U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,981,844 and 5,230,902 and PCT Publ. No. WO 2004/004483) can be used in the methods described herein.

Similarly, agents and therapies other than immunotherapy or in combination thereof can be used with in combination with inhibitors of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E)/immunotherapies to stimulate an immune response to thereby treat a condition that would benefit therefrom. For example, chemotherapy, radiation, epigenetic modifiers (e.g., histone deacetylase (HDAC) modifiers, methylation modifiers, phosphorylation modifiers, and the like), targeted therapy, and the like are well-known in the art.

The term “untargeted therapy” refers to administration of agents that do not selectively interact with a chosen biomolecule yet treat cancer. Representative examples of untargeted therapies include, without limitation, chemotherapy, gene therapy, and radiation therapy.

In one embodiment, chemotherapy is used. Chemotherapy includes the administration of a chemotherapeutic agent. Such a chemotherapeutic agent may be, but is not limited to, those selected from among the following groups of compounds: platinum compounds, cytotoxic antibiotics, antimetabolites, anti-mitotic agents, alkylating agents, arsenic compounds, DNA topoisomerase inhibitors, taxanes, nucleoside analogues, plant alkaloids, and toxins; and synthetic derivatives thereof. Exemplary compounds include, but are not limited to, alkylating agents: cisplatin, treosulfan, and trofosfamide; plant alkaloids: vinblastine, paclitaxel, docetaxol; DNA topoisomerase inhibitors: teniposide, crisnatol, and mitomycin; anti-folates: methotrexate, mycophenolic acid, and hydroxyurea; pyrimidine analogs: 5-fluorouracil, doxifluridine, and cytosine arabinoside; purine analogs: mercaptopurine and thioguanine; DNA antimetabolites: 2′-deoxy-5-fluorouridine, aphidicolin glycinate, and pyrazoloimidazole; and antimitotic agents: halichondrin, colchicine, and rhizoxin. Compositions comprising one or more chemotherapeutic agents (e.g., FLAG, CHOP) may also be used. FLAG comprises fludarabine, cytosine arabinoside (Ara-C) and G-CSF. CHOP comprises cyclophosphamide, vincristine, doxorubicin, and prednisone. In another embodiments, PARP (e.g., PARP-1 and/or PARP-2) inhibitors are used and such inhibitors are well-known in the art (e.g., Olaparib, ABT-888, BSI-201, BGP-15 (N-Gene Research Laboratories, Inc.); INO-1001 (Inotek Pharmaceuticals Inc.); PJ34 (Soriano et al., 2001; Pacher et al., 2002b); 3-aminobenzamide (Trevigen); 4-amino-1,8-naphthalimide; (Trevigen); 6(5H)-phenanthridinone (Trevigen); benzamide (U.S. Pat. Re. 36,397); and NU1025 (Bowman et al.). The mechanism of action is generally related to the ability of PARP inhibitors to bind PARP and decrease its activity. PARP catalyzes the conversion of .beta.-nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide (NAD+) into nicotinamide and poly-ADP-ribose (PAR). Both poly (ADP-ribose) and PARP have been linked to regulation of transcription, cell proliferation, genomic stability, and carcinogenesis (Bouchard V. J. et. al. Experimental Hematology, Volume 31, Number 6, June 2003, pp. 446-454(9); Herceg Z.; Wang Z.-Q. Mutation Research/Fundamental and Molecular Mechanisms of Mutagenesis, Volume 477, Number 1, 2 Jun. 2001, pp. 97-110(14)). Poly(ADP-ribose) polymerase 1 (PARP1) is a key molecule in the repair of DNA single-strand breaks (SSBs) (de Murcia J. et al. 1997. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 94:7303-7307; Schreiber V, Dantzer F, Ame J C, de Murcia G (2006) Nat Rev Mol Cell Biol 7:517-528; Wang Z Q, et al. (1997) Genes Dev 11:2347-2358). Knockout of SSB repair by inhibition of PARP1 function induces DNA double-strand breaks (DSBs) that can trigger synthetic lethality in cancer cells with defective homology-directed DSB repair (Bryant H E, et al. (2005) Nature 434:913-917; Farmer H, et al. (2005) Nature 434:917-921). The foregoing examples of chemotherapeutic agents are illustrative, and are not intended to be limiting.

In another embodiment, radiation therapy is used. The radiation used in radiation therapy can be ionizing radiation. Radiation therapy can also be gamma rays, X-rays, or proton beams. Examples of radiation therapy include, but are not limited to, external-beam radiation therapy, interstitial implantation of radioisotopes (I-125, palladium, iridium), radioisotopes such as strontium-89, thoracic radiation therapy, intraperitoneal P-32 radiation therapy, and/or total abdominal and pelvic radiation therapy. For a general overview of radiation therapy, see Hellman, Chapter 16: Principles of Cancer Management: Radiation Therapy, 6th edition, 2001, DeVita et al., eds., J. B. Lippencott Company, Philadelphia. The radiation therapy can be administered as external beam radiation or teletherapy wherein the radiation is directed from a remote source. The radiation treatment can also be administered as internal therapy or brachytherapy wherein a radioactive source is placed inside the body close to cancer cells or a tumor mass. Also encompassed is the use of photodynamic therapy comprising the administration of photosensitizers, such as hematoporphyrin and its derivatives, Vertoporfin (BPD-MA), phthalocyanine, photosensitizer Pc4, demethoxy-hypocrellin A; and 2BA-2-DMHA.

In another embodiment, surgical intervention can occur to physically remove cancerous cells and/or tissues.

In still another embodiment, hormone therapy is used. Hormonal therapeutic treatments can comprise, for example, hormonal agonists, hormonal antagonists (e.g., flutamide, bicalutamide, tamoxifen, raloxifene, leuprolide acetate (LUPRON), LH-RH antagonists), inhibitors of hormone biosynthesis and processing, and steroids (e.g., dexamethasone, retinoids, deltoids, betamethasone, cortisol, cortisone, prednisone, dehydrotestosterone, glucocorticoids, mineralocorticoids, estrogen, testosterone, progestins), vitamin A derivatives (e.g., all-trans retinoic acid (ATRA)); vitamin D3 analogs; antigestagens (e.g., mifepristone, onapristone), or antiandrogens (e.g., cyproterone acetate).

In yet another embodiment, hyperthermia, a procedure in which body tissue is exposed to high temperatures (up to 106° F.) is used. Heat may help shrink tumors by damaging cells or depriving them of substances they need to live. Hyperthermia therapy can be local, regional, and whole-body hyperthermia, using external and internal heating devices. Hyperthermia is almost always used with other forms of therapy (e.g., radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and biological therapy) to try to increase their effectiveness. Local hyperthermia refers to heat that is applied to a very small area, such as a tumor. The area may be heated externally with high-frequency waves aimed at a tumor from a device outside the body. To achieve internal heating, one of several types of sterile probes may be used, including thin, heated wires or hollow tubes filled with warm water; implanted microwave antennae; and radiofrequency electrodes. In regional hyperthermia, an organ or a limb is heated. Magnets and devices that produce high energy are placed over the region to be heated. In another approach, called perfusion, some of the patient's blood is removed, heated, and then pumped (perfused) into the region that is to be heated internally. Whole-body heating is used to treat metastatic cancer that has spread throughout the body. It can be accomplished using warm-water blankets, hot wax, inductive coils (like those in electric blankets), or thermal chambers (similar to large incubators). Hyperthermia does not cause any marked increase in radiation side effects or complications. Heat applied directly to the skin, however, can cause discomfort or even significant local pain in about half the patients treated. It can also cause blisters, which generally heal rapidly.

In still another embodiment, photodynamic therapy (also called PDT, photoradiation therapy, phototherapy, or photochemotherapy) is used for the treatment of some types of cancer. It is based on the discovery that certain chemicals known as photosensitizing agents can kill one-celled organisms when the organisms are exposed to a particular type of light. PDT destroys cancer cells through the use of a fixed-frequency laser light in combination with a photosensitizing agent. In PDT, the photosensitizing agent is injected into the bloodstream and absorbed by cells all over the body. The agent remains in cancer cells for a longer time than it does in normal cells. When the treated cancer cells are exposed to laser light, the photosensitizing agent absorbs the light and produces an active form of oxygen that destroys the treated cancer cells. Light exposure must be timed carefully so that it occurs when most of the photosensitizing agent has left healthy cells but is still present in the cancer cells. The laser light used in PDT can be directed through a fiber-optic (a very thin glass strand). The fiber-optic is placed close to the cancer to deliver the proper amount of light. The fiber-optic can be directed through a bronchoscope into the lungs for the treatment of lung cancer or through an endoscope into the esophagus for the treatment of esophageal cancer. An advantage of PDT is that it causes minimal damage to healthy tissue. However, because the laser light currently in use cannot pass through more than about 3 centimeters of tissue (a little more than one and an eighth inch), PDT is mainly used to treat tumors on or just under the skin or on the lining of internal organs. Photodynamic therapy makes the skin and eyes sensitive to light for 6 weeks or more after treatment. Patients are advised to avoid direct sunlight and bright indoor light for at least 6 weeks. If patients must go outdoors, they need to wear protective clothing, including sunglasses. Other temporary side effects of PDT are related to the treatment of specific areas and can include coughing, trouble swallowing, abdominal pain, and painful breathing or shortness of breath. In December 1995, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved a photosensitizing agent called porfimer sodium, or Photofrin®, to relieve symptoms of esophageal cancer that is causing an obstruction and for esophageal cancer that cannot be satisfactorily treated with lasers alone. In January 1998, the FDA approved porfimer sodium for the treatment of early non-small cell lung cancer in patients for whom the usual treatments for lung cancer are not appropriate. The National Cancer Institute and other institutions are supporting clinical trials (research studies) to evaluate the use of photodynamic therapy for several types of cancer, including cancers of the bladder, brain, larynx, and oral cavity.

In yet another embodiment, laser therapy is used to harness high-intensity light to destroy cancer cells. This technique is often used to relieve symptoms of cancer such as bleeding or obstruction, especially when the cancer cannot be cured by other treatments. It may also be used to treat cancer by shrinking or destroying tumors. The term “laser” stands for light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation. Ordinary light, such as that from a light bulb, has many wavelengths and spreads in all directions. Laser light, on the other hand, has a specific wavelength and is focused in a narrow beam. This type of high-intensity light contains a lot of energy. Lasers are very powerful and may be used to cut through steel or to shape diamonds. Lasers also can be used for very precise surgical work, such as repairing a damaged retina in the eye or cutting through tissue (in place of a scalpel). Although there are several different kinds of lasers, only three kinds have gained wide use in medicine: Carbon dioxide (CO₂) laser—This type of laser can remove thin layers from the skin's surface without penetrating the deeper layers. This technique is particularly useful in treating tumors that have not spread deep into the skin and certain precancerous conditions. As an alternative to traditional scalpel surgery, the CO₂ laser is also able to cut the skin. The laser is used in this way to remove skin cancers. Neodymium:yttrium-aluminum-garnet (Nd:YAG) laser—Light from this laser can penetrate deeper into tissue than light from the other types of lasers, and it can cause blood to clot quickly. It can be carried through optical fibers to less accessible parts of the body. This type of laser is sometimes used to treat throat cancers. Argon laser—This laser can pass through only superficial layers of tissue and is therefore useful in dermatology and in eye surgery. It also is used with light-sensitive dyes to treat tumors in a procedure known as photodynamic therapy (PDT). Lasers have several advantages over standard surgical tools, including: Lasers are more precise than scalpels. Tissue near an incision is protected, since there is little contact with surrounding skin or other tissue. The heat produced by lasers sterilizes the surgery site, thus reducing the risk of infection. Less operating time may be needed because the precision of the laser allows for a smaller incision. Healing time is often shortened; since laser heat seals blood vessels, there is less bleeding, swelling, or scarring. Laser surgery may be less complicated. For example, with fiber optics, laser light can be directed to parts of the body without making a large incision. More procedures may be done on an outpatient basis. Lasers can be used in two ways to treat cancer: by shrinking or destroying a tumor with heat, or by activating a chemical—known as a photosensitizing agent—that destroys cancer cells. In PDT, a photosensitizing agent is retained in cancer cells and can be stimulated by light to cause a reaction that kills cancer cells. CO₂ and Nd:YAG lasers are used to shrink or destroy tumors. They may be used with endoscopes, tubes that allow physicians to see into certain areas of the body, such as the bladder. The light from some lasers can be transmitted through a flexible endoscope fitted with fiber optics. This allows physicians to see and work in parts of the body that could not otherwise be reached except by surgery and therefore allows very precise aiming of the laser beam. Lasers also may be used with low-power microscopes, giving the doctor a clear view of the site being treated. Used with other instruments, laser systems can produce a cutting area as small as 200 microns in diameter—less than the width of a very fine thread. Lasers are used to treat many types of cancer. Laser surgery is a standard treatment for certain stages of glottis (vocal cord), cervical, skin, lung, vaginal, vulvar, and penile cancers. In addition to its use to destroy the cancer, laser surgery is also used to help relieve symptoms caused by cancer (palliative care). For example, lasers may be used to shrink or destroy a tumor that is blocking a patient's trachea (windpipe), making it easier to breathe. It is also sometimes used for palliation in colorectal and anal cancer. Laser-induced interstitial thermotherapy (LITT) is one of the most recent developments in laser therapy. LITT uses the same idea as a cancer treatment called hyperthermia; that heat may help shrink tumors by damaging cells or depriving them of substances they need to live. In this treatment, lasers are directed to interstitial areas (areas between organs) in the body. The laser light then raises the temperature of the tumor, which damages or destroys cancer cells.

The duration and/or dose of treatment with therapies may vary according to the particular therapeutic agent or combination thereof. An appropriate treatment time for a particular cancer therapeutic agent will be appreciated by the skilled artisan. The present invention contemplates the continued assessment of optimal treatment schedules for each cancer therapeutic agent, where the phenotype of the cancer of the subject as determined by the methods of the present invention is a factor in determining optimal treatment doses and schedules.

Any means for the introduction of a polynucleotide into mammals, human or non-human, or cells thereof may be adapted to the practice of this invention for the delivery of the various constructs of the present invention into the intended recipient. In one embodiment of the present invention, the DNA constructs are delivered to cells by transfection, i.e., by delivery of “naked” DNA or in a complex with a colloidal dispersion system. A colloidal system includes macromolecule complexes, nanocapsules, microspheres, beads, and lipid-based systems including oil-in-water emulsions, micelles, mixed micelles, and liposomes. The preferred colloidal system of this invention is a lipid-complexed or liposome-formulated DNA. In the former approach, prior to formulation of DNA, e.g., with lipid, a plasmid containing a transgene bearing the desired DNA constructs may first be experimentally optimized for expression (e.g., inclusion of an intron in the 5′ untranslated region and elimination of unnecessary sequences (Felgner, et al., Ann NY Acad Sci 126-139, 1995). Formulation of DNA, e.g. with various lipid or liposome materials, may then be effected using known methods and materials and delivered to the recipient mammal. See, e.g., Canonico et al, Am J Respir Cell Mol Biol 10:24-29, 1994; Tsan et al, Am J Physiol 268; Alton et al., Nat Genet. 5:135-142, 1993 and U.S. Pat. No. 5,679,647 by Carson et al.

The targeting of liposomes can be classified based on anatomical and mechanistic factors. Anatomical classification is based on the level of selectivity, for example, organ-specific, cell-specific, and organelle-specific. Mechanistic targeting can be distinguished based upon whether it is passive or active. Passive targeting utilizes the natural tendency of liposomes to distribute to cells of the reticulo-endothelial system (RES) in organs, which contain sinusoidal capillaries. Active targeting, on the other hand, involves alteration of the liposome by coupling the liposome to a specific ligand such as a monoclonal antibody, sugar, glycolipid, or protein, or by changing the composition or size of the liposome in order to achieve targeting to organs and cell types other than the naturally occurring sites of localization.

The surface of the targeted delivery system may be modified in a variety of ways. In the case of a liposomal targeted delivery system, lipid groups can be incorporated into the lipid bilayer of the liposome in order to maintain the targeting ligand in stable association with the liposomal bilayer. Various linking groups can be used for joining the lipid chains to the targeting ligand. Naked DNA or DNA associated with a delivery vehicle, e.g., liposomes, can be administered to several sites in a subject (see below).

Nucleic acids can be delivered in any desired vector. These include viral or non-viral vectors, including adenovirus vectors, adeno-associated virus vectors, retrovirus vectors, lentivirus vectors, and plasmid vectors. Exemplary types of viruses include HSV (herpes simplex virus), AAV (adeno associated virus), HIV (human immunodeficiency virus), BIV (bovine immunodeficiency virus), and MLV (murine leukemia virus). Nucleic acids can be administered in any desired format that provides sufficiently efficient delivery levels, including in virus particles, in liposomes, in nanoparticles, and complexed to polymers.

The nucleic acids encoding a protein or nucleic acid of interest may be in a plasmid or viral vector, or other vector as is known in the art. Such vectors are well-known and any can be selected for a particular application. In one embodiment of the present invention, the gene delivery vehicle comprises a promoter and a demethylase coding sequence. Preferred promoters are tissue-specific promoters and promoters which are activated by cellular proliferation, such as the thymidine kinase and thymidylate synthase promoters. Other preferred promoters include promoters which are activatable by infection with a virus, such as the α- and β-interferon promoters, and promoters which are activatable by a hormone, such as estrogen. Other promoters which can be used include the Moloney virus LTR, the CMV promoter, and the mouse albumin promoter. A promoter may be constitutive or inducible.

In another embodiment, naked polynucleotide molecules are used as gene delivery vehicles, as described in WO 90/11092 and U.S. Pat. No. 5,580,859. Such gene delivery vehicles can be either growth factor DNA or RNA and, in certain embodiments, are linked to killed adenovirus. Curiel et al., Hum. Gene. Ther. 3:147-154, 1992. Other vehicles which can optionally be used include DNA-ligand (Wu et al., J. Biol. Chem. 264:16985-16987, 1989), lipid-DNA combinations (Felgner et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 84:7413 7417, 1989), liposomes (Wang et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. 84:7851-7855, 1987) and microprojectiles (Williams et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. 88:2726-2730, 1991).

A gene delivery vehicle can optionally comprise viral sequences such as a viral origin of replication or packaging signal. These viral sequences can be selected from viruses such as astrovirus, coronavirus, orthomyxovirus, papovavirus, paramyxovirus, parvovirus, picornavirus, poxvirus, retrovirus, togavirus or adenovirus. In a preferred embodiment, the growth factor gene delivery vehicle is a recombinant retroviral vector. Recombinant retroviruses and various uses thereof have been described in numerous references including, for example, Mann et al., Cell 33:153, 1983, Cane and Mulligan, Proc. Nat'l. Acad. Sci. USA 81:6349, 1984, Miller et al., Human Gene Therapy 1:5-14, 1990, U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,405,712, 4,861,719, and 4,980,289, and PCT Application Nos. WO 89/02,468, WO 89/05,349, and WO 90/02,806. Numerous retroviral gene delivery vehicles can be utilized in the present invention, including for example those described in EP 0,415,731; WO 90/07936; WO 94/03622; WO 93/25698; WO 93/25234; U.S. Pat. No. 5,219,740; WO 9311230; WO 9310218; Vile and Hart, Cancer Res. 53:3860-3864, 1993; Vile and Hart, Cancer Res. 53:962-967, 1993; Ram et al., Cancer Res. 53:83-88, 1993; Takamiya et al., J. Neurosci. Res. 33:493-503, 1992; Baba et al., J. Neurosurg. 79:729-735, 1993 (U.S. Pat. No. 4,777,127, GB 2,200,651, EP 0,345,242 and WO91/02805).

Other viral vector systems that can be used to deliver a polynucleotide of the present invention have been derived from herpes virus, e.g., Herpes Simplex Virus (U.S. Pat. No. 5,631,236 by Woo et al., issued May 20, 1997 and WO 00/08191 by Neurovex), vaccinia virus (Ridgeway (1988) Ridgeway, “Mammalian expression vectors,” In: Rodriguez R L, Denhardt D T, ed. Vectors: A survey of molecular cloning vectors and their uses. Stoneham: Butterworth; Baichwal and Sugden (1986) “Vectors for gene transfer derived from animal DNA viruses: Transient and stable expression of transferred genes,” In: Kucherlapati R, ed. Gene transfer. New York: Plenum Press; Coupar et al. (1988) Gene, 68:1-10), and several RNA viruses. Preferred viruses include an alphavirus, a poxivirus, an arena virus, a vaccinia virus, a polio virus, and the like. They offer several attractive features for various mammalian cells (Friedmann (1989) Science, 244:1275-1281; Ridgeway, 1988, supra; Baichwal and Sugden, 1986, supra; Coupar et al., 1988; Horwich et al. (1990) J. Virol., 64:642-650).

In other embodiments, target DNA in the genome can be manipulated using well-known methods in the art. For example, the target DNA in the genome can be manipulated by deletion, insertion, and/or mutation are retroviral insertion, artificial chromosome techniques, gene insertion, random insertion with tissue specific promoters, gene targeting, transposable elements and/or any other method for introducing foreign DNA or producing modified DNA/modified nuclear DNA. Other modification techniques include deleting DNA sequences from a genome and/or altering nuclear DNA sequences. Nuclear DNA sequences, for example, may be altered by site-directed mutagenesis.

In other embodiments, recombinant biomarker polypeptides, and fragments thereof, can be administered to subjects. In some embodiments, fusion proteins can be constructed and administered which have enhanced biological properties. In addition, the biomarker polypeptides, and fragment thereof, can be modified according to well-known pharmacological methods in the art (e.g., pegylation, glycosylation, oligomerization, etc.) in order to further enhance desirable biological activities, such as increased bioavailability and decreased proteolytic degradation.

VII. Clinical Efficacy

Clinical efficacy can be measured by any method known in the art. For example, the response to a therapy, such as inhibitors of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E) and immunotherapy combination treatment, relates to any response of the cancer, e.g., a tumor, to the therapy, preferably to a change in tumor mass and/or volume after initiation of neoadjuvant or adjuvant chemotherapy. Tumor response may be assessed in a neoadjuvant or adjuvant situation where the size of a tumor after systemic intervention can be compared to the initial size and dimensions as measured by CT, PET, mammogram, ultrasound or palpation and the cellularity of a tumor can be estimated histologically and compared to the cellularity of a tumor biopsy taken before initiation of treatment. Response may also be assessed by caliper measurement or pathological examination of the tumor after biopsy or surgical resection. Response may be recorded in a quantitative fashion like percentage change in tumor volume or cellularity or using a semi-quantitative scoring system such as residual cancer burden (Symmans et al., J. Clin. Oncol. (2007) 25:4414-4422) or Miller-Payne score (Ogston et al., (2003) Breast (Edinburgh, Scotland) 12:320-327) in a qualitative fashion like “pathological complete response” (pCR), “clinical complete remission” (cCR), “clinical partial remission” (cPR), “clinical stable disease” (cSD), “clinical progressive disease” (cPD) or other qualitative criteria. Assessment of tumor response may be performed early after the onset of neoadjuvant or adjuvant therapy, e.g., after a few hours, days, weeks or preferably after a few months. A typical endpoint for response assessment is upon termination of neoadjuvant chemotherapy or upon surgical removal of residual tumor cells and/or the tumor bed.

In some embodiments, clinical efficacy of the therapeutic treatments described herein may be determined by measuring the clinical benefit rate (CBR). The clinical benefit rate is measured by determining the sum of the percentage of patients who are in complete remission (CR), the number of patients who are in partial remission (PR) and the number of patients having stable disease (SD) at a time point at least 6 months out from the end of therapy. The shorthand for this formula is CBR=CR+PR+SD over 6 months. In some embodiments, the CBR for a particular anti-immune checkpoint therapeutic regimen is at least 25%, 30%, 35%, 40%, 45%, 50%, 55%, 60%, 65%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, or more.

Additional criteria for evaluating the response to immunotherapies, such as anti-immune checkpoint therapies, are related to “survival,” which includes all of the following: survival until mortality, also known as overall survival (wherein said mortality may be either irrespective of cause or tumor related); “recurrence-free survival” (wherein the term recurrence shall include both localized and distant recurrence); metastasis free survival; disease free survival (wherein the term disease shall include cancer and diseases associated therewith). The length of said survival may be calculated by reference to a defined start point (e.g., time of diagnosis or start of treatment) and end point (e.g., death, recurrence or metastasis). In addition, criteria for efficacy of treatment can be expanded to include response to chemotherapy, probability of survival, probability of metastasis within a given time period, and probability of tumor recurrence.

For example, in order to determine appropriate threshold values, a particular anti-cancer therapeutic regimen can be administered to a population of subjects and the outcome can be correlated to biomarker measurements that were determined prior to administration of any immunotherapy, such as anti-immune checkpoint therapy. The outcome measurement may be pathologic response to therapy given in the neoadjuvant setting. Alternatively, outcome measures, such as overall survival and disease-free survival can be monitored over a period of time for subjects following immunotherapies for whom biomarker measurement values are known. In certain embodiments, the same doses of immunotherapy agents, if any, are administered to each subject. In related embodiments, the doses administered are standard doses known in the art for those agents used in immunotherapies. The period of time for which subjects are monitored can vary. For example, subjects may be monitored for at least 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, or 60 months. Biomarker measurement threshold values that correlate to outcome of an immunotherapy can be determined using methods such as those described in the Examples section.

VIII. Further Uses and Methods of the Present Invention

The compositions described herein can be used in a variety of diagnostic, prognostic, and therapeutic applications. In any method described herein, such as a diagnostic method, prognostic method, therapeutic method, or combination thereof, all steps of the method can be performed by a single actor or, alternatively, by more than one actor. For example, diagnosis can be performed directly by the actor providing therapeutic treatment. Alternatively, a person providing a therapeutic agent can request that a diagnostic assay be performed. The diagnostician and/or the therapeutic interventionist can interpret the diagnostic assay results to determine a therapeutic strategy. Similarly, such alternative processes can apply to other assays, such as prognostic assays.

a. Screening Methods

One aspect of the present invention relates to screening assays, including non-cell based assays and xenograft animal model assays. In one embodiment, the assays provide a method for identifying whether a cancer is likely to respond to inhibitor of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E) and immunotherapy combination treatments, such as in a human by using a xenograft animal model assay, and/or whether an agent can inhibit the growth of or kill a cancer cell that is unlikely to respond to such inhibitors and immunotherapy combination treatments.

In one embodiment, the present invention relates to assays for screening test agents which bind to, or modulate the biological activity of, at least one biomarker described herein (e.g., in the tables, figures, examples, or otherwise in the specification). In one embodiment, a method for identifying such an agent entails determining the ability of the agent to modulate, e.g. inhibit, the at least one biomarker described herein.

In one embodiment, an assay is a cell-free or cell-based assay, comprising contacting at least one biomarker described herein, with a test agent, and determining the ability of the test agent to modulate (e.g., inhibit) the enzymatic activity of the biomarker, such as by measuring direct binding of substrates or by measuring indirect parameters as described below.

For example, in a direct binding assay, biomarker protein (or their respective target polypeptides or molecules) can be coupled with a radioisotope or enzymatic label such that binding can be determined by detecting the labeled protein or molecule in a complex. For example, the targets can be labeled with ¹²⁵I, ³⁵S, ¹⁴C, or ³H, either directly or indirectly, and the radioisotope detected by direct counting of radioemmission or by scintillation counting. Alternatively, the targets can be enzymatically labeled with, for example, horseradish peroxidase, alkaline phosphatase, or luciferase, and the enzymatic label detected by determination of conversion of an appropriate substrate to product. Determining the interaction between biomarker and substrate can also be accomplished using standard binding or enzymatic analysis assays. In one or more embodiments of the above described assay methods, it may be desirable to immobilize polypeptides or molecules to facilitate separation of complexed from uncomplexed forms of one or both of the proteins or molecules, as well as to accommodate automation of the assay.

Binding of a test agent to a target can be accomplished in any vessel suitable for containing the reactants. Non-limiting examples of such vessels include microtiter plates, test tubes, and micro-centrifuge tubes. Immobilized forms of the antibodies described herein can also include antibodies bound to a solid phase like a porous, microporous (with an average pore diameter less than about one micron) or macroporous (with an average pore diameter of more than about 10 microns) material, such as a membrane, cellulose, nitrocellulose, or glass fibers; a bead, such as that made of agarose or polyacrylamide or latex; or a surface of a dish, plate, or well, such as one made of polystyrene.

In an alternative embodiment, determining the ability of the agent to modulate the interaction between the biomarker and a substrate or a biomarker and its natural binding partner can be accomplished by determining the ability of the test agent to modulate the activity of a polypeptide or other product that functions downstream or upstream of its position within the signaling pathway (e.g., feedback loops). Such feedback loops are well-known in the art (see, for example, Chen and Guillemin (2009) Int. J. Tryptophan Res. 2:1-19).

The present invention further pertains to novel agents identified by the above-described screening assays. Accordingly, it is within the scope of this invention to further use an agent identified as described herein, such as in an appropriate animal model. For example, an agent identified as described herein can be used in an animal model to determine the efficacy, toxicity, or side effects of treatment with such an agent. Alternatively, an antibody identified as described herein can be used in an animal model to determine the mechanism of action of such an agent.

b. Predictive Medicine

The present invention also pertains to the field of predictive medicine in which diagnostic assays, prognostic assays, and monitoring clinical trials are used for prognostic (predictive) purposes to thereby treat an individual prophylactically. Accordingly, one aspect of the present invention relates to diagnostic assays for determining the amount and/or activity level of a biomarker described herein in the context of a biological sample (e.g., blood, serum, cells, or tissue) to thereby determine whether an individual afflicted with a cancer is likely to respond to inhibitors of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E) and immunotherapy combination treatments, such as in a cancer. Such assays can be used for prognostic or predictive purpose alone, or can be coupled with a therapeutic intervention to thereby prophylactically treat an individual prior to the onset or after recurrence of a disorder characterized by or associated with biomarker polypeptide, nucleic acid expression or activity. The skilled artisan will appreciate that any method can use one or more (e.g., combinations) of biomarkers described herein, such as those in the tables, figures, examples, and otherwise described in the specification.

Another aspect of the present invention pertains to monitoring the influence of agents (e.g., drugs, compounds, and small nucleic acid-based molecules) on the expression or activity of a biomarker described herein. These and other agents are described in further detail in the following sections.

The skilled artisan will also appreciated that, in certain embodiments, the methods of the present invention implement a computer program and computer system. For example, a computer program can be used to perform the algorithms described herein. A computer system can also store and manipulate data generated by the methods of the present invention which comprises a plurality of biomarker signal changes/profiles which can be used by a computer system in implementing the methods of this invention. In certain embodiments, a computer system receives biomarker expression data; (ii) stores the data; and (iii) compares the data in any number of ways described herein (e.g., analysis relative to appropriate controls) to determine the state of informative biomarkers from cancerous or pre-cancerous tissue. In other embodiments, a computer system (i) compares the determined expression biomarker level to a threshold value; and (ii) outputs an indication of whether said biomarker level is significantly modulated (e.g., above or below) the threshold value, or a phenotype based on said indication.

In certain embodiments, such computer systems are also considered part of the present invention. Numerous types of computer systems can be used to implement the analytic methods of this invention according to knowledge possessed by a skilled artisan in the bioinformatics and/or computer arts. Several software components can be loaded into memory during operation of such a computer system. The software components can comprise both software components that are standard in the art and components that are special to the present invention (e.g., dCHIP software described in Lin et al. (2004) Bioinformatics 20, 1233-1240; radial basis machine learning algorithms (RBM) known in the art).

The methods of the present invention can also be programmed or modeled in mathematical software packages that allow symbolic entry of equations and high-level specification of processing, including specific algorithms to be used, thereby freeing a user of the need to procedurally program individual equations and algorithms. Such packages include, e.g., Matlab from Mathworks (Natick, Mass.), Mathematica from Wolfram Research (Champaign, Ill.) or S-Plus from MathSoft (Seattle, Wash.).

In certain embodiments, the computer comprises a database for storage of biomarker data. Such stored profiles can be accessed and used to perform comparisons of interest at a later point in time. For example, biomarker expression profiles of a sample derived from the non-cancerous tissue of a subject and/or profiles generated from population-based distributions of informative loci of interest in relevant populations of the same species can be stored and later compared to that of a sample derived from the cancerous tissue of the subject or tissue suspected of being cancerous of the subject.

In addition to the exemplary program structures and computer systems described herein, other, alternative program structures and computer systems will be readily apparent to the skilled artisan. Such alternative systems, which do not depart from the above described computer system and programs structures either in spirit or in scope, are therefore intended to be comprehended within the accompanying claims.

c. Diagnostic Assays

The present invention provides, in part, methods, systems, and code for accurately classifying whether a biological sample is associated with a cancer that is likely to respond to inhibitors of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E) and immunotherapy combination treatments. In some embodiments, the present invention is useful for classifying a sample (e.g., from a subject) as associated with or at risk for responding to or not responding to such inhibitor and immunotherapy combination treatments using a statistical algorithm and/or empirical data (e.g., the amount or activity of a biomarker described herein, such as in the tables, figures, examples, and otherwise described in the specification).

An exemplary method for detecting the amount or activity of a biomarker described herein, and thus useful for classifying whether a sample is likely or unlikely to respond to inhibitors of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E) and immunotherapy combination treatments involves obtaining a biological sample from a test subject and contacting the biological sample with an agent, such as a protein-binding agent like an antibody or antigen-binding fragment thereof, or a nucleic acid-binding agent like an oligonucleotide, capable of detecting the amount or activity of the biomarker in the biological sample. In some embodiments, at least one antibody or antigen-binding fragment thereof is used, wherein two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, or more such antibodies or antibody fragments can be used in combination (e.g., in sandwich ELISAs) or in serial. In certain instances, the statistical algorithm is a single learning statistical classifier system. For example, a single learning statistical classifier system can be used to classify a sample as a based upon a prediction or probability value and the presence or level of the biomarker. The use of a single learning statistical classifier system typically classifies the sample as, for example, a likely immunotherapy responder or progressor sample with a sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value, negative predictive value, and/or overall accuracy of at least about 75%, 76%, 77%, 78%, 79%, 80%, 81%, 82%, 83%, 84%, 85%, 86%, 87%, 88%, 89%0, 90%, 91%, 92%, 93%, 94%, 95%, 96%, 97%, 98%, or 99%.

Other suitable statistical algorithms are well-known to those of skill in the art. For example, learning statistical classifier systems include a machine learning algorithmic technique capable of adapting to complex data sets (e.g., panel of markers of interest) and making decisions based upon such data sets. In some embodiments, a single learning statistical classifier system such as a classification tree (e.g., random forest) is used. In other embodiments, a combination of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, or more learning statistical classifier systems are used, preferably in tandem. Examples of learning statistical classifier systems include, but are not limited to, those using inductive learning (e.g., decision/classification trees such as random forests, classification and regression trees (C&RT), boosted trees, etc.), Probably Approximately Correct (PAC) learning, connectionist learning (e.g., neural networks (NN), artificial neural networks (ANN), neuro fuzzy networks (NFN), network structures, perceptrons such as multi-layer perceptrons, multi-layer feed-forward networks, applications of neural networks, Bayesian learning in belief networks, etc.), reinforcement learning (e.g., passive learning in a known environment such as naive learning, adaptive dynamic learning, and temporal difference learning, passive learning in an unknown environment, active learning in an unknown environment, learning action-value functions, applications of reinforcement learning, etc.), and genetic algorithms and evolutionary programming. Other learning statistical classifier systems include support vector machines (e.g., Kernel methods), multivariate adaptive regression splines (MARS), Levenberg-Marquardt algorithms, Gauss-Newton algorithms, mixtures of Gaussians, gradient descent algorithms, and learning vector quantization (LVQ). In certain embodiments, the method of the present invention further comprises sending the sample classification results to a clinician, e.g., an oncologist.

In another embodiment, the diagnosis of a subject is followed by administering to the individual a therapeutically effective amount of a defined treatment based upon the diagnosis.

In one embodiment, the methods further involve obtaining a control biological sample (e.g., biological sample from a subject who does not have a cancer or whose cancer is susceptible to inhibitors of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E) and immunotherapy combination treatments), a biological sample from the subject during remission, or a biological sample from the subject during treatment for developing a cancer progressing despite such inhibitors and immunotherapy combination treatments.

d. Prognostic Assays

The diagnostic methods described herein can furthermore be utilized to identify subjects having or at risk of developing a cancer that is likely or unlikely to be responsive to inhibitors of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E) and immunotherapy combination treatments. The assays described herein, such as the preceding diagnostic assays or the following assays, can be utilized to identify a subject having or at risk of developing a disorder associated with a misregulation of the amount or activity of at least one biomarker described herein, such as in cancer. Alternatively, the prognostic assays can be utilized to identify a subject having or at risk for developing a disorder associated with a misregulation of the at least one biomarker described herein, such as in cancer. Furthermore, the prognostic assays described herein can be used to determine whether a subject can be administered an agent (e.g., an agonist, antagonist, peptidomimetic, polypeptide, peptide, nucleic acid, small molecule, or other drug candidate) to treat a disease or disorder associated with the aberrant biomarker expression or activity.

e. Treatment Methods

The therapeutic compositions described herein, such as the combination of inhibitors of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E) and immunotherapy, can be used in a variety of in vitro and in vivo therapeutic applications using the formulations and/or combinations described herein. In one embodiment, the therapeutic agents can be used to treat cancers determined to be responsive thereto. For example, single or multiple agents that inhibit or block both such inhibitors and a immunotherapy can be used to treat cancers in subjects identified as likely responders thereto.

Modulatory methods of the present invention involve contacting a cell, such as an immune cell with an agent that inhibits or blocks the expression and/or activity of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E) and an immunotherapy, such as an immune checkpoint inhibitor (e.g., PD-1). Exemplary agents useful in such methods are described above. Such agents can be administered in vitro or ex vivo (e.g., by contacting the cell with the agent) or, alternatively, in vivo (e.g., by administering the agent to a subject). As such, the present invention provides methods useful for treating an individual afflicted with a condition that would benefit from an increased immune response, such as an infection or a cancer like colorectal cancer.

Agents that upregulate immune responses can be in the form of enhancing an existing immune response or eliciting an initial immune response. Thus, enhancing an immune response using the subject compositions and methods is useful for treating cancer, but can also be useful for treating an infectious disease (e.g., bacteria, viruses, or parasites), a parasitic infection, and an immunosuppressive disease.

Exemplary infectious disorders include viral skin diseases, such as Herpes or shingles, in which case such an agent can be delivered topically to the skin. In addition, systemic viral diseases, such as influenza, the common cold, and encephalitis might be alleviated by systemic administration of such agents. In one preferred embodiment, agents that upregulate the immune response described herein are useful for modulating the arginase/iNOS balance during Trypanosoma cruzi infection in order to facilitate a protective immune response against the parasite.

Immune responses can also be enhanced in an infected patient through an ex vivo approach, for instance, by removing immune cells from the patient, contacting immune cells in vitro with an agent described herein and reintroducing the in vitro stimulated immune cells into the patient.

In certain instances, it may be desirable to further administer other agents that upregulate immune responses, for example, forms of other B7 family members that transduce signals via costimulatory receptors, in order to further augment the immune response. Such additional agents and therapies are described further below.

Agents that upregulate an immune response can be used prophylactically in vaccines against various polypeptides (e.g., polypeptides derived from pathogens). Immunity against a pathogen (e.g., a virus) can be induced by vaccinating with a viral protein along with an agent that upregulates an immune response, in an appropriate adjuvant.

In another embodiment, upregulation or enhancement of an immune response function, as described herein, is useful in the induction of tumor immunity.

In another embodiment, the immune response can be stimulated by the methods described herein, such that preexisting tolerance, clonal deletion, and/or exhaustion (e.g., T cell exhaustion) is overcome. For example, immune responses against antigens to which a subject cannot mount a significant immune response, e.g., to an autologous antigen, such as a tumor specific antigens can be induced by administering appropriate agents described herein that upregulate the immune response. In one embodiment, an autologous antigen, such as a tumor-specific antigen, can be coadministered. In another embodiment, the subject agents can be used as adjuvants to boost responses to foreign antigens in the process of active immunization.

In one embodiment, immune cells are obtained from a subject and cultured ex vivo in the presence of an agent as described herein, to expand the population of immune cells and/or to enhance immune cell activation. In a further embodiment the immune cells are then administered to a subject. Immune cells can be stimulated in vitro by, for example, providing to the immune cells a primary activation signal and a costimulatory signal, as is known in the art. Various agents can also be used to costimulate proliferation of immune cells. In one embodiment immune cells are cultured ex vivo according to the method described in PCT Application No. WO 94/29436. The costimulatory polypeptide can be soluble, attached to a cell membrane, or attached to a solid surface, such as a bead.

IX. Administration of Agents

The immune modulating agents of the invention are administered to subjects in a biologically compatible form suitable for pharmaceutical administration in vivo, to enhance immune cell mediated immune responses. By “biologically compatible form suitable for administration in vivo” is meant a form to be administered in which any toxic effects are outweighed by the therapeutic effects. The term “subject” is intended to include living organisms in which an immune response can be elicited, e.g., mammals. Examples of subjects include humans, dogs, cats, mice, rats, and transgenic species thereof. Administration of an agent as described herein can be in any pharmacological form including a therapeutically active amount of an agent alone or in combination with a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier.

Administration of a therapeutically active amount of the therapeutic composition of the present invention is defined as an amount effective, at dosages and for periods of time necessary, to achieve the desired result. For example, a therapeutically active amount of an agent may vary according to factors such as the disease state, age, sex, and weight of the individual, and the ability of peptide to elicit a desired response in the individual. Dosage regimens can be adjusted to provide the optimum therapeutic response. For example, several divided doses can be administered daily or the dose can be proportionally reduced as indicated by the exigencies of the therapeutic situation.

Inhibiting or blocking expression and/or activity of one or more biomarkers in Table 1 (e.g., B7-H6, HLA-E), alone or in combination with an immunotherapy, can be accomplished by combination therapy with the modulatory agents described herein. Combination therapy describes a therapy in which one or more biomarkers in Table 1 are inhibited or blocked with an immunotherapy simultaneously. This may be achieved by administration of the modulatory agent described herein with the immunotherapy simultaneously (e.g., in a combination dosage form or by simultaneous administration of single agents) or by administration of single inhibitory agent for one or more biomarkers in Table 1 and the immunotherapy, according to a schedule that results in effective amounts of each modulatory agent present in the patient at the same time.

The therapeutic agents described herein can be administered in a convenient manner such as by injection (subcutaneous, intravenous, etc.), oral administration, inhalation, transdermal application, or rectal administration. Depending on the route of administration, the active compound can be coated in a material to protect the compound from the action of enzymes, acids and other natural conditions which may inactivate the compound. For example, for administration of agents, by other than parenteral administration, it may be desirable to coat the agent with, or co-administer the agent with, a material to prevent its inactivation.

An agent can be administered to an individual in an appropriate carrier, diluent or adjuvant, co-administered with enzyme inhibitors or in an appropriate carrier such as liposomes. Pharmaceutically acceptable diluents include saline and aqueous buffer solutions. Adjuvant is used in its broadest sense and includes any immune stimulating compound such as interferon. Adjuvants contemplated herein include resorcinols, nonionic surfactants such as polyoxyethylene oleyl ether and n-hexadecyl polyethylene ether. Enzyme inhibitors include pancreatic trypsin inhibitor, diisopropylfluorophosphate (DEEP) and trasylol. Liposomes include water-in-oil-in-water emulsions as well as conventional liposomes (Sterna et al. (1984) J. Neuroimmunol. 7:27).

As described in detail below, the pharmaceutical compositions of the present invention may be specially formulated for administration in solid or liquid form, including those adapted for the following: (1) oral administration, for example, drenches (aqueous or non-aqueous solutions or suspensions), tablets, boluses, powders, granules, pastes; (2) parenteral administration, for example, by subcutaneous, intramuscular or intravenous injection as, for example, a sterile solution or suspension; (3) topical application, for example, as a cream, ointment or spray applied to the skin; (4) intravaginally or intrarectally, for example, as a pessary, cream or foam; or (5) aerosol, for example, as an aqueous aerosol, liposomal preparation or solid particles containing the compound.

The phrase “therapeutically-effective amount” as used herein means that amount of an agent that modulates (e.g., inhibits) biomarker expression and/or activity, or expression and/or activity of the complex, or composition comprising an agent that modulates (e.g., inhibits) biomarker expression and/or activity, or expression and/or activity of the complex, which is effective for producing some desired therapeutic effect, e.g., cancer treatment, at a reasonable benefit/risk ratio.

The phrase “pharmaceutically acceptable” is employed herein to refer to those agents, materials, compositions, and/or dosage forms which are, within the scope of sound medical judgment, suitable for use in contact with the tissues of human beings and animals without excessive toxicity, irritation, allergic response, or other problem or complication, commensurate with a reasonable benefit/risk ratio.

The phrase “pharmaceutically-acceptable carrier” as used herein means a pharmaceutically-acceptable material, composition or vehicle, such as a liquid or solid filler, diluent, excipient, solvent or encapsulating material, involved in carrying or transporting the subject chemical from one organ, or portion of the body, to another organ, or portion of the body. Each carrier must be “acceptable” in the sense of being compatible with the other ingredients of the formulation and not injurious to the subject. Some examples of materials which can serve as pharmaceutically-acceptable carriers include: (1) sugars, such as lactose, glucose and sucrose; (2) starches, such as corn starch and potato starch; (3) cellulose, and its derivatives, such as sodium carboxymethyl cellulose, ethyl cellulose and cellulose acetate; (4) powdered tragacanth; (5) malt; (6) gelatin; (7) talc; (8) excipients, such as cocoa butter and suppository waxes; (9) oils, such as peanut oil, cottonseed oil, safflower oil, sesame oil, olive oil, corn oil and soybean oil; (10) glycols, such as propylene glycol; (11) polyols, such as glycerin, sorbitol, mannitol and polyethylene glycol; (12) esters, such as ethyl oleate and ethyl laurate; (13) agar; (14) buffering agents, such as magnesium hydroxide and aluminum hydroxide; (15) alginic acid; (16) pyrogen-free water; (17) isotonic saline; (18) Ringer's solution; (19) ethyl alcohol; (20) phosphate buffer solutions; and (21) other non-toxic compatible substances employed in pharmaceutical formulations.

The term “pharmaceutically-acceptable salts” refers to the relatively non-toxic, inorganic and organic acid addition salts of the agents that modulates (e.g., inhibits) biomarker expression and/or activity, or expression and/or activity of the complex encompassed by the present invention. These salts can be prepared in situ during the final isolation and purification of the therapeutic agents, or by separately reacting a purified therapeutic agent in its free base form with a suitable organic or inorganic acid, and isolating the salt thus formed. Representative salts include the hydrobromide, hydrochloride, sulfate, bisulfate, phosphate, nitrate, acetate, valerate, oleate, palmitate, stearate, laurate, benzoate, lactate, phosphate, tosylate, citrate, maleate, fumarate, succinate, tartrate, napthylate, mesylate, glucoheptonate, lactobionate, and laurylsulphonate salts and the like (See, for example, Berge et al. (1977) “Pharmaceutical Salts”, J. Pharm. Sci. 66:1-19).

In other cases, the agents useful in the methods of the present invention may contain one or more acidic functional groups and, thus, are capable of forming pharmaceutically-acceptable salts with pharmaceutically-acceptable bases. The term “pharmaceutically-acceptable salts” in these instances refers to the relatively non-toxic, inorganic and organic base addition salts of agents that modulates (e.g., inhibits) biomarker expression and/or activity, or expression and/or activity of the complex. These salts can likewise be prepared in situ during the final isolation and purification of the therapeutic agents, or by separately reacting the purified therapeutic agent in its free acid form with a suitable base, such as the hydroxide, carbonate or bicarbonate of a pharmaceutically-acceptable metal cation, with ammonia, or with a pharmaceutically-acceptable organic primary, secondary or tertiary amine. Representative alkali or alkaline earth salts include the lithium, sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, and aluminum salts and the like. Representative organic amines useful for the formation of base addition salts include ethylamine, diethylamine, ethylenediamine, ethanolamine, diethanolamine, piperazine and the like (see, for example, Berge et al., supra).

Wetting agents, emulsifiers and lubricants, such as sodium lauryl sulfate and magnesium stearate, as well as coloring agents, release agents, coating agents, sweetening, flavoring and perfuming agents, preservatives and antioxidants can also be present in the compositions.

Examples of pharmaceutically-acceptable antioxidants include: (1) water soluble antioxidants, such as ascorbic acid, cysteine hydrochloride, sodium bisulfate, sodium metabisulfite, sodium sulfite and the like; (2) oil-soluble antioxidants, such as ascorbyl palmitate, butylated hydroxyanisole (BHA), butylated hydroxytoluene (BHT), lecithin, propyl gallate, alpha-tocopherol, and the like; and (3) metal chelating agents, such as citric acid, ethylenediamine tetraacetic acid (EDTA), sorbitol, tartaric acid, phosphoric acid, and the like.

Formulations useful in the methods of the present invention include those suitable for oral, nasal, topical (including buccal and sublingual), rectal, vaginal, aerosol and/or parenteral administration. The formulations may conveniently be presented in unit dosage form and may be prepared by any methods well-known in the art of pharmacy. The amount of active ingredient which can be combined with a carrier material to produce a single dosage form will vary depending upon the host being treated, the particular mode of administration. The amount of active ingredient, which can be combined with a carrier material to produce a single dosage form will generally be that amount of the compound which produces a therapeutic effect. Generally, out of one hundred percent, this amount will range from about 1 percent to about ninety-nine percent of active ingredient, preferably from about 5 percent to about 70 percent, most preferably from about 10 percent to about 30 percent.

Methods of preparing these formulations or compositions include the step of bringing into association an agent that modulates (e.g., inhibits) biomarker expression and/or activity, with the carrier and, optionally, one or more accessory ingredients. In general, the formulations are prepared by uniformly and intimately bringing into association a therapeutic agent with liquid carriers, or finely divided solid carriers, or both, and then, if necessary, shaping the product.

Formulations suitable for oral administration may be in the form of capsules, cachets, pills, tablets, lozenges (using a flavored basis, usually sucrose and acacia or tragacanth), powders, granules, or as a solution or a suspension in an aqueous or non-aqueous liquid, or as an oil-in-water or water-in-oil liquid emulsion, or as an elixir or syrup, or as pastilles (using an inert base, such as gelatin and glycerin, or sucrose and acacia) and/or as mouth washes and the like, each containing a predetermined amount of a therapeutic agent as an active ingredient. A compound may also be administered as a bolus, electuary or paste.

In solid dosage forms for oral administration (capsules, tablets, pills, dragees, powders, granules and the like), the active ingredient is mixed with one or more pharmaceutically-acceptable carriers, such as sodium citrate or dicalcium phosphate, and/or any of the following: (1) fillers or extenders, such as starches, lactose, sucrose, glucose, mannitol, and/or silicic acid; (2) binders, such as, for example, carboxymethylcellulose, alginates, gelatin, polyvinyl pyrrolidone, sucrose and/or acacia; (3) humectants, such as glycerol; (4) disintegrating agents, such as agar-agar, calcium carbonate, potato or tapioca starch, alginic acid, certain silicates, and sodium carbonate; (5) solution retarding agents, such as paraffin; (6) absorption accelerators, such as quaternary ammonium compounds; (7) wetting agents, such as, for example, acetyl alcohol and glycerol monostearate; (8) absorbents, such as kaolin and bentonite clay; (9) lubricants, such a talc, calcium stearate, magnesium stearate, solid polyethylene glycols, sodium lauryl sulfate, and mixtures thereof; and (10) coloring agents. In the case of capsules, tablets and pills, the pharmaceutical compositions may also comprise buffering agents. Solid compositions of a similar type may also be employed as fillers in soft and hard-filled gelatin capsules using such excipients as lactose or milk sugars, as well as high molecular weight polyethylene glycols and the like.

A tablet may be made by compression or molding, optionally with one or more accessory ingredients. Compressed tablets may be prepared using binder (for example, gelatin or hydroxypropylmethyl cellulose), lubricant, inert diluent, preservative, disintegrant (for example, sodium starch glycolate or cross-linked sodium carboxymethyl cellulose), surface-active or dispersing agent. Molded tablets may be made by molding in a suitable machine a mixture of the powdered peptide or peptidomimetic moistened with an inert liquid diluent.

Tablets, and other solid dosage forms, such as dragees, capsules, pills and granules, may optionally be scored or prepared with coatings and shells, such as enteric coatings and other coatings well-known in the pharmaceutical-formulating art. They may also be formulated so as to provide slow or controlled release of the active ingredient therein using, for example, hydroxypropylmethyl cellulose in varying proportions to provide the desired release profile, other polymer matrices, liposomes and/or microspheres. They may be sterilized by, for example, filtration through a bacteria-retaining filter, or by incorporating sterilizing agents in the form of sterile solid compositions, which can be dissolved in sterile water, or some other sterile injectable medium immediately before use. These compositions may also optionally contain opacifying agents and may be of a composition that they release the active ingredient(s) only, or preferentially, in a certain portion of the gastrointestinal tract, optionally, in a delayed manner. Examples of embedding compositions, which can be used include polymeric substances and waxes. The active ingredient can also be in micro-encapsulated form, if appropriate, with one or more of the above-described excipients.

Liquid dosage forms for oral administration include pharmaceutically acceptable emulsions, microemulsions, solutions, suspensions, syrups and elixirs. In addition to the active ingredient, the liquid dosage forms may contain inert diluents commonly used in the art, such as, for example, water or other solvents, solubilizing agents and emulsifiers, such as ethyl alcohol, isopropyl alcohol, ethyl carbonate, ethyl acetate, benzyl alcohol, benzyl benzoate, propylene glycol, 1,3-butylene glycol, oils (in particular, cottonseed, groundnut, corn, germ, olive, castor and sesame oils), glycerol, tetrahydrofuryl alcohol, polyethylene glycols and fatty acid esters of sorbitan, and mixtures thereof.

Besides inert diluents, the oral compositions can also include adjuvants such as wetting agents, emulsifying and suspending agents, sweetening, flavoring, coloring, perfuming and preservative agents.

Suspensions, in addition to the active agent may contain suspending agents as, for example, ethoxylated isostearyl alcohols, polyoxyethylene sorbitol and sorbitan esters, microcrystalline cellulose, aluminum metahydroxide, bentonite, agar-agar and tragacanth, and mixtures thereof.

Formulations for rectal or vaginal administration may be presented as a suppository, which may be prepared by mixing one or more therapeutic agents with one or more suitable nonirritating excipients or carriers comprising, for example, cocoa butter, polyethylene glycol, a suppository wax or a salicylate, and which is solid at room temperature, but liquid at body temperature and, therefore, will melt in the rectum or vaginal cavity and release the active agent.

Formulations which are suitable for vaginal administration also include pessaries, tampons, creams, gels, pastes, foams or spray formulations containing such carriers as are known in the art to be appropriate.

Dosage forms for the topical or transdermal administration of an agent that modulates (e.g., inhibits) biomarker expression and/or activity include powders, sprays, ointments, pastes, creams, lotions, gels, solutions, patches and inhalants. The active component may be mixed under sterile conditions with a pharmaceutically-acceptable carrier, and with any preservatives, buffers, or propellants which may be required.

The ointments, pastes, creams and gels may contain, in addition to a therapeutic agent, excipients, such as animal and vegetable fats, oils, waxes, paraffins, starch, tragacanth, cellulose derivatives, polyethylene glycols, silicones, bentonites, silicic acid, talc and zinc oxide, or mixtures thereof.

Powders and sprays can contain, in addition to an agent that modulates (e.g., inhibits) biomarker expression and/or activity, excipients such as lactose, talc, silicic acid, aluminum hydroxide, calcium silicates and polyamide powder, or mixtures of these substances. Sprays can additionally contain customary propellants, such as chlorofluorohydrocarbons and volatile unsubstituted hydrocarbons, such as butane and propane.

The agent that modulates (e.g., inhibits) biomarker expression and/or activity, can be alternatively administered by aerosol. This is accomplished by preparing an aqueous aerosol, liposomal preparation or solid particles containing the compound. A nonaqueous (e.g., fluorocarbon propellant) suspension could be used. Sonic nebulizers are preferred because they minimize exposing the agent to shear, which can result in degradation of the compound.

Ordinarily, an aqueous aerosol is made by formulating an aqueous solution or suspension of the agent together with conventional pharmaceutically acceptable carriers and stabilizers. The carriers and stabilizers vary with the requirements of the particular compound, but typically include nonionic surfactants (Tweens, Pluronics, or polyethylene glycol), innocuous proteins like serum albumin, sorbitan esters, oleic acid, lecithin, amino acids such as glycine, buffers, salts, sugars or sugar alcohols. Aerosols generally are prepared from isotonic solutions.

Transdermal patches have the added advantage of providing controlled delivery of a therapeutic agent to the body. Such dosage forms can be made by dissolving or dispersing the agent in the proper medium. Absorption enhancers can also be used to increase the flux of the peptidomimetic across the skin. The rate of such flux can be controlled by either providing a rate controlling membrane or dispersing the peptidomimetic in a polymer matrix or gel.

Ophthalmic formulations, eye ointments, powders, solutions and the like, are also contemplated as being within the scope of this invention.

Pharmaceutical compositions of this invention suitable for parenteral administration comprise one or more therapeutic agents in combination with one or more pharmaceutically-acceptable sterile isotonic aqueous or nonaqueous solutions, dispersions, suspensions or emulsions, or sterile powders which may be reconstituted into sterile injectable solutions or dispersions just prior to use, which may contain antioxidants, buffers, bacteriostats, solutes which render the formulation isotonic with the blood of the intended recipient or suspending or thickening agents.

Examples of suitable aqueous and nonaqueous carriers which may be employed in the pharmaceutical compositions of the present invention include water, ethanol, polyols (such as glycerol, propylene glycol, polyethylene glycol, and the like), and suitable mixtures thereof, vegetable oils, such as olive oil, and injectable organic esters, such as ethyl oleate. Proper fluidity can be maintained, for example, by the use of coating materials, such as lecithin, by the maintenance of the required particle size in the case of dispersions, and by the use of surfactants.

These compositions may also contain adjuvants such as preservatives, wetting agents, emulsifying agents and dispersing agents. Prevention of the action of microorganisms may be ensured by the inclusion of various antibacterial and antifungal agents, for example, paraben, chlorobutanol, phenol sorbic acid, and the like. It may also be desirable to include isotonic agents, such as sugars, sodium chloride, and the like into the compositions. In addition, prolonged absorption of the injectable pharmaceutical form may be brought about by the inclusion of agents which delay absorption such as aluminum monostearate and gelatin.

In some cases, in order to prolong the effect of a drug, it is desirable to slow the absorption of the drug from subcutaneous or intramuscular injection. This may be accomplished by the use of a liquid suspension of crystalline or amorphous material having poor water solubility. The rate of absorption of the drug then depends upon its rate of dissolution, which, in turn, may depend upon crystal size and crystalline form. Alternatively, delayed absorption of a parenterally-administered drug form is accomplished by dissolving or suspending the drug in an oil vehicle.

Injectable depot forms are made by forming microencapsule matrices of an agent that modulates (e.g., inhibits) biomarker expression and/or activity, in biodegradable polymers such as polylactide-polyglycolide. Depending on the ratio of drug to polymer, and the nature of the particular polymer employed, the rate of drug release can be controlled. Examples of other biodegradable polymers include poly(orthoesters) and poly(anhydrides). Depot injectable formulations are also prepared by entrapping the drug in liposomes or microemulsions, which are compatible with body tissue.

When the therapeutic agents of the present invention are administered as pharmaceuticals, to humans and animals, they can be given per se or as a pharmaceutical composition containing, for example, 0.1 to 99.5% (more preferably, 0.5 to 90%) of active ingredient in combination with a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier.

Actual dosage levels of the active ingredients in the pharmaceutical compositions of this invention may be determined by the methods of the present invention so as to obtain an amount of the active ingredient, which is effective to achieve the desired therapeutic response for a particular subject, composition, and mode of administration, without being toxic to the subject.

The nucleic acid molecules of the present invention can be inserted into vectors and used as gene therapy vectors. Gene therapy vectors can be delivered to a subject by, for example, intravenous injection, local administration (see U.S. Pat. No. 5,328,470) or by stereotactic injection (see e.g., Chen et al. (1994) Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 91:3054-3057). The pharmaceutical preparation of the gene therapy vector can include the gene therapy vector in an acceptable diluent, or can comprise a slow release matrix in which the gene delivery vehicle is imbedded. Alternatively, where the complete gene delivery vector can be produced intact from recombinant cells, e.g., retroviral vectors, the pharmaceutical preparation can include one or more cells which produce the gene delivery system.

In one embodiment, an agent of the invention is an antibody. As defined herein, a therapeutically effective amount of antibody (i.e., an effective dosage) ranges from about 0.001 to 30 mg/kg body weight, preferably about 0.01 to 25 mg/kg body weight, more preferably about 0.1 to 20 mg/kg body weight, and even more preferably about 1 to 10 mg/kg, 2 to 9 mg/kg, 3 to 8 mg/kg, 4 to 7 mg/kg, or 5 to 6 mg/kg body weight. The skilled artisan will appreciate that certain factors may influence the dosage required to effectively treat a subject, including but not limited to the severity of the disease or disorder, previous treatments, the general health and/or age of the subject, and other diseases present. Moreover, treatment of a subject with a therapeutically effective amount of an antibody can include a single treatment or, preferably, can include a series of treatments. In a preferred example, a subject is treated with antibody in the range of between about 0.1 to 20 mg/kg body weight, one time per week for between about 1 to 10 weeks, preferably between 2 to 8 weeks, more preferably between about 3 to 7 weeks, and even more preferably for about 4, 5, or 6 weeks. It will also be appreciated that the effective dosage of antibody used for treatment may increase or decrease over the course of a particular treatment. Changes in dosage may result from the results of diagnostic assays.

X. Kits

The present invention also encompasses kits for detecting and/or modulating biomarkers described herein. A kit of the present invention may also include instructional materials disclosing or describing the use of the kit or an antibody of the disclosed invention in a method of the disclosed invention as provided herein. A kit may also include additional components to facilitate the particular application for which the kit is designed. For example, a kit may additionally contain means of detecting the label (e.g., enzyme substrates for enzymatic labels, filter sets to detect fluorescent labels, appropriate secondary labels such as a sheep anti-mouse-HRP, etc.) and reagents necessary for controls (e.g., control biological samples or standards). A kit may additionally include buffers and other reagents recognized for use in a method of the disclosed invention. Non-limiting examples include agents to reduce non-specific binding, such as a carrier protein or a detergent.

EXAMPLES Example 1: Landscape of Molecular Events Regulating Tumor Cell Responses to Natural Killer Cells

Natural killer (NK) cells are a critical component of the innate immune system and protect the body against cells with viral infection or malignant transformation. Development of clinically detectable tumors is considered to involve at least some degree of suppression in the ability of NK cells to successfully perform their surveillance functions and eliminate malignant cells. Consistent with this notion, transcriptional profiling studies of patient-derived tumors, either using bulk or single-cell methods, indicate that a large proportion of a human tumors contain limited, if any, evidence for the presence of NK cells; while in tumors which do harbor NK cells, their anti-tumor cytotoxicity is limited or compromised. However, the ability of established tumors to evade endogenous NK cells does not preclude their responsiveness to exogenous administration of syngeneic or allogeneic NK cells, including NK cells that have been expanded and activated ex vivo. Indeed, several clinical and preclinical studies have documented that infusions of allogeneic NK cells can be safely performed across HLA barriers and avoiding graft-versus-host reactions that are inherent to and challenging for immunotherapies based on administration of allogeneic T cells.

The potential therapeutic applications of NK cells against diverse neoplasias has been the topic of research for many years. Recently, this interest has progressively increased, at least in part because of the optimism that NK cell-based immunotherapies may rapidly achieve successful clinical applications by following the blueprint already established by the therapeutic applications of immunotherapies which predominantly leverage the antitumor cytotoxic activity of T lymphocytes (e.g. immune checkpoint inhibition, chimeric antigen receptor T cells, bi-specific antibodies serving as T-cell engagers). In addition, as the clinical applications of immune checkpoint inhibitors and T cell-based immunotherapies are expanding, primary or secondary resistance to these immunotherapies becomes an increasingly pressing clinical problem for which new treatments are in critical need. The distinct features and cytotoxic properties of NK cells (compared to T lymphocytes) create a legitimate hope that NK cell-based therapies can successfully target tumors which do not respond or become resistant to immune checkpoint inhibitors and T-cell-based immunotherapies.

However, despite the long-standing and recently increasing interest in therapeutic applications of NK cells, substantial gaps still remain in our understanding of the molecular determinants of antitumor cytotoxic activity of NK cells. While extensive research has been undertaken to describe the regulation of tumor cell responses to NK cells, a large part of these studies has been conducted in a rather limited set of human or mouse tumor models. Formal and systematic characterization of whether the observations rendered in these models are broadly generalizable to genotypically-diverse types of tumors, across many neoplasias is warranted.

To specifically address this question, a systematic preclinical characterization of molecular features of human tumor cells which determine their degree of sensitivity to human allogeneic NK cells was performed. The high-throughput capabilities of two distinct platforms, namely the Profiling Relative Inhibition Simultaneously in Mixtures (PRISM) approach was leveraged to simultaneously examine the NK cell responsiveness of several hundreds of molecularly-annotated solid tumor cell lines in multiplexed format; and CRISPR/Cas9-based gene editing approaches to examine at genome-scale in several solid tumor cell lines which genes regulate the response vs. resistance of these tumor cells to NK cells. The simultaneous use of these orthogonal systems enabled us to dissect critical aspects of the heterogeneous nature of NK cell responses of tumor cells; confirm previously hypothesized mechanisms of regulation of tumor cell responsiveness to NK cells; identify previously underappreciated and understudied candidate regulators; and also examine the relationships between different individual genes and pathways involved in this regulation.

This study is an important resource for the field, as it represents one of the largest efforts to correlate the molecular features of tumor cells with their responses to uniform administration of an immunotherapy of any form, and validate the functional relevance of these correlative results using extensive CRISPR/Cas9-based approaches.

Results Orthogonal High-Throughput Quantification of NK Cell Responsiveness of a Large Panel of Solid Tumor Cell Lines and CRISPR-Based Functional Genomic Studies

Towards the goal of systematically characterizing tumor cell markers associated with increased sensitivity vs. resistance to NK cells, an open-ended phenotypic analysis was performed to quantify the NK cell sensitivity or resistance of 568 cell lines representing a broad spectrum of solid tumors. Leveraging the distinct DNA barcode for each cell line (PRISM system, Yu et al. Nat. Biotechnol 34(4): 419-23 (2016)), pools of these cell lines were exposed to freshly isolated NK cells from a healthy donor at different time points and effector-to-tumor (E:T) ratios (FIG. 1A). For each DNA-barcoded cell line, the area under the curve (AUC) was calculated, in each time point, to assess its respective sensitivity to NK cell cytotoxicity (FIG. 1B, Table A (which includes Table A1 and Table A2)). Individual cell lines with high AUC (resistant) and low AUC (sensitive) were tested against NK cells and their response to primary NK cells was quantified using ATP release assays and observed results concordant with the PRISM screen (FIG. 1C), suggesting that pooling of the cell lines did not significantly impact their sensitivity to NK cells. The ranked list of AUCs, representing the quantitative measure of responses for each PRISM cell lines to NK cell cytotoxicity, was correlated with transcript levels of each gene in univariate analyses.

To complement the PRISM screen, which is based on correlation of NK cell sensitivities of different tumor cell lines to their existing molecular annotation, genome-scale CRISPR gene editing screens were performed on three different colorectal cell lines co-cultured with expanded NK cells isolated from different donors (FIG. 1D) and specifically studied examples of highly NK cell-sensitive (HCT15), sensitive (SW620) and intermediately sensitive (HT29) cell lines. Mono-cultures of these cell lines were kept in culture for the same amount of time to control for proliferation biases of the different KOs. Cells harboring gene knock-outs that were enriched compared with the corresponding control gdRNA distribution were more resistant to NK cells, while cells with depleted gene knockouts were associated with higher sensitivity to NK cells (FIG. 1E). Various details from these screens are provided in Table B (which includes Table B1, Table B2, and Table B3).

PRISM and CRISPR screens are orthogonal to each other: the former tests the correlations to existing molecular profiles across a large heterogenous pool of cell lines from different tissues of origin, while CRISPR screens introduce heterogeneity using loss-of-function mutations within a particular cell line population. Genes identified in both types of studies were prioritized as potential candidates for determining tumor cell sensitivity to NK cell cytotoxicity.

FIG. 2A summarizes the results from the two types of studies with PRISM and CRISPR, and specifically presents genes that are associated with high NK cell-sensitivity (negative correlation of transcript levels with AUC) in PRISM and enrichment of their knock-out in CRISPR (colored red). Conversely, genes that are associated with NK cell resistance have positive correlation of their transcript levels with AUC in PRISM and depletion of their CRISPR-mediated knock-out (colored blue). The focus was specifically on genes that showed concordant results between PRISM and at least two CRISPR screens (FIG. 2B, FIG. 2C).

B7-H6 and Antigen Presentation Genes, Including HLA-E, are Major Determinants of Tumor Cell Response to NK Cytotoxicity

Diverse genes of the antigen presentation pathway, including B2M, HLA-A, HLA-C, TAP1, TAP2, TAPBP and HLA-E (colored blue, FIG. 2A, FIG. 3A-FIG. 3C) exhibited both significant positive correlation of their transcript levels with AUC to NK cell treatment across the panel of PRISM cell lines and also sgRNA depletion in CRISPR screens of the 2 cell lines (SW620, HT29) which express MHC class I molecules, but not in the B2M-mutant, surface class I HLA-negative HCT-15 cells (FIG. 2B, FIG. 3B, FIG. 3C). This observation is consistent with the role of e.g. HLA-E, a non-classical HLA class I gene, as an immune checkpoint that binds to the NK inhibitory receptor KLRC1 (NKG2A). The concordance of this finding with prior knowledge implied to us that other genes identified from these orthogonal analyses of PRISM and CRISPR represent plausible regulators of tumor cell response to NK cells. The only gene with significant sgRNA enrichment in all CRISPR screens and negative correlation of transcript levels with AUC across the panel of PRISM cell lines is the NK ligand B7-H6 (NCR3LG1, colored red, FIG. 2A, FIG. 3A-FIG. 3C), known to bind the NK activating receptor NKp30 (NCR3). Interestingly, no other known activating ligands for NK cells had consistent sgRNA enrichment across these CRISPR screens. B7-H6 and HLA-E are negatively correlated across the CCLE lines, and their mutual association with sensitivity is demonstrated in all three timepoints (FIG. 2C).

Other genes which exhibited correlation of their transcript levels with NK cell sensitivity in PRISM were also identified; as well as sgRNA enrichment in two of the genome-scale CRISPR screens: this group of genes included the chromatin remodeling genes RBBP4, ARID1A; the co-chaperone BAG2; the E2 ubiquitin-conjugating enzyme CDC34, the actin cytoskeletal regulator KIAA1211 (CRAD); the zinc-finger domain-containing gene ZSCAN25; the negative regulator of Toll-like receptor, NF-kappaB and interferon-regulatory factor (IRF) signaling pathways CACTIN; the transcriptional repressor and core component of the circadian clock CRY2; and ME2, a mitochondrial enzyme that catalyzes the oxidative decarboxylation of malate to pyruvate. Beyond the MHC class I and antigen presentation machinery genes, other genes that were recurrently associated with NK cell resistance, based on both PRISM data and in at least one of the CRISPR studies included the KRAS-induced actin-interacting protein SSFA2; the atypical Rho GTPase RHOV, a member of the RAS homologue gene family; the nucleotide-sugar transporter family member SLC35A2; the laminin gene LAMB3; and the UDP-galactose-4-epimerase GALE. Of these genes, some have functions which could have plausible biological connections with tumor cell responses to immunotherapies. For instance, perturbation of chromatin remodeling genes, including loss-of-function of ARID1A itself, and members of the Polycomb complex have been reported to alter the response of tumor cells to immune checkpoint inhibitors or regulate the tumor cell surface expression of MHC-class I molecules. BAG2 is a co-chaperone for HSP70 and HSC70 chaperone proteins and belongs to the BAG family of proteins that also includes BAG6, another ligand for NKp30. As a negative regulator of signaling downstream of TLRs or IFN receptors, CACTIN could also plausibly impact the response of tumor cells to NK cells. Furthermore, UDP-galactose-4-epimerase (GALE) is known to regulate the expression of immunoregulatory Siglec ligands, which have been reported to suppress NK cell activity against target cells.

Among genes with statistically significant (positive or negative) correlation of their transcript levels with AUC after NK cell treatment in the PRISM analysis, several were identified that emerge as “hits” (with significant depletion or enrichment, respectively, of their sgRNAs) in CRISPR studies of only one of the three cell lines tested, but have functional interactions with other genes identified in two of the CRISPR screens (FIG. 3A). For example, ARID1B is a paralog of ARID1A; CRY1 (sgRNA enrichment in HCT15 cells) is a homolog of CRY2; MSI is considered a homolog of RBBP4; NCOR1, as part of its role in complexes which promotes histone deacetylation and the formation of repressive chromatin structures, is known to interact with other molecules identified in this study, including ARID1A, ARID1B, and RBBP4 themselves, but also KMT2C, PHF13, MAML1, and SMAD4. Notably, SMAD4 exhibited sgRNAs enrichment in the CRISPR study of only the SMAD4-proficient HCT-15 cells, while both SW620 and HT29 cells are SMAD4-deficient (baseline transcript levels RPKM<1), consistent with the known tumor suppressive role of this gene in colorectal cancer and other neoplasias. In addition, several interferon-inducible genes (including IFIT1, IFI35, OAS1 and DDX58) and regulators of IFN signaling (including TRIM25 and TRIM38), were also identified as significant “hits” in one of the aforementioned CRISPR studies and in the analyses of the PRISM panel.

The genome-scale CRISPR studies also identified genes with significant sgRNA enrichment or depletion, but no correlation (or even anti-correlation) of their transcript levels with AUC in the PRISM analysis (FIG. 3B, FIG. 3C). RNF31 and MBTD1 (paralog of L3MBTL2) were depleted in all cell lines. GSEA analysis showed that additional genes from the antigen presentation pathway CREB1, HSPA1B, HSPA4, RFXAP, IFNAR1, IFNGR1 and CALR were depleted. The N-glycan biosynthesis pathway is enriched among the depleted genes in HT29 with ALG10, ALG12, DOLPP1, DPAGT1, GANAB, MGAT1, MGAT2, MGAT4B and STT3A. Other depleted pathways for HT29 were amino sugar metabolism with CMAS, GALK1, NAGK, UGP2 (in addition to GALE).

Tumor Cells Expressing B7-H6 on their Cell Surface are More Sensitive to NK Cell Cytotoxicity In Vitro and In Vivo

To examine the functional role of B7-H6, as one of the top “hits” from the orthogonal analyses of PRISM and CRISPR studies, B7-H6-expressing cell lines were stably transfected with constructs for Cas9 and with sgRNAs against either B7-H6 or (as a control KO) the olfactory receptor gene OR10A2 (e.g. SW620 in FIG. 4A) which is considered to have no impact on tumor cell response to immune effector cells. When the in vitro responses of B7-H6-KO vs. control KO cells were compared to primary NK cells that had been expanded from different donors (FIG. 5 ), it was observed that B7-H6-KO cells are subject to lower cytotoxicity compared with the control KO across all tested lines, consistent with the results of the genome-scale CRISPR studies. To test the effect of B7-H6 in vivo, the immunocompromised NSG mice were injected with SW620-B7-H6-KO-luciferase⁺ cells on the right flank and SW620-OR10A2-KO-luciferase⁺ cells on the left flank. The control group of mice were injected only with tumor cells while the treatment group were injected with a mix of NK cells and tumor cells (FIG. 4B). Most of the B7-H6-KO tumors had grown, while their corresponding control-KO cells were either undetectable or much smaller in size, based on caliper measurements at week 4 (FIG. 4C) and whole-body bioluminescence imaging at week 2 (FIG. 4D, FIG. 4E). To further probe the role of B7-H6 as a key mediator of anti-tumor NK cell activity, HT29 cells, which exhibit heterogeneous surface expression of B7-H6 protein, were cocultured with NK cells and assessed by flow cytometry for B7-H6 surface expression: in this analysis (FIG. 4F), a relative decrease of B7-H6-positive cells and increase of B7-H6-negative cells, as a function of the increasing E:T ratios, was observed. These results indicate an important role of B7-H6 in determining the response to NK cell cytotoxicity. Based on the TCGA datasets, B7-H6 transcript is highly expressed in kidney chromophobe, stomach, colorectal and breast cancers compared with normal samples of the same tissue (FIG. 4G); suggesting that therapeutic approaches utilizing NK cells may be relevant to subsets of patients from these tumor types in which B7-H6 is expressed at high levels.

Loss of STAT1 Reduces the Levels of Classical and Non-Classical MHC Class I Molecules, Increasing Susceptibility to NK Cells, Mainly Through HLA-E.

T-cells recognize target cells by monitoring antigenic peptides presented by the Major Histocompatibility Complex (MHC) molecules. When this complex is lost from the cell membrane, a state called “missing self”, the T-cells can no longer identify their targets, but in this state cells are considered highly sensitive to NK cell cytotoxicity. HLA-E is a non-classical MHC class I molecule, that uses similar machinery of the classical MHC for expression on the cell surface. When HLA-A B C expression is lost, due to mutation in B2M, TAP proteins or upstream regulators, the surface expression of HLA-E is lost as well. In the genome-scale CRISPR studies with both SW620 and HT29 cells, the most pronounced sgRNA depletion (i.e. sensitization to NK cells) is observed for HLA-E, compared with other MHC class I (FIG. 6A). Results from HCT15 CRISPR screen were not informative for HLA genes, as this B2M-mutant cell line lacks any surface expression of HLA molecules. Based on the results of these CRISPR studies, it was hypothesized that the lack of HLA-E from the cell surface accounts for the pronounced NK cell sensitivity of tumor cells with dysregulation of antigen presentation machinery genes. To test this hypothesis, SW620 and HT29 were transduced with Cas9 and sgRNAs against STAT1, an upstream transcription factor involved in regulation of genes for antigen presentation (or OR10A2, as control KO, FIG. 7A). Without IFN-gamma stimulation, HLA-E expression is low and slightly higher in control sgRNAs vs. STAT1 KO. Upon stimulation with IFN-gamma, HLA-E is upregulated in control KO, but not with STAT1 KO, in both cell lines tested (FIG. 6B). In both SW620 and HT29, the baseline surface expression of classical MHC class I molecules (HLA-A/B/C) is high and is further increased with IFN-gamma stimulation in the control KO, but not in STAT1 KO cells (FIG. 6C). Cytotoxicity assays with primary NK cells indicate that the tumor cells with CRISPR KO of STAT1 or HLA-E KO (FIG. 6D, FIG. 7B) are more sensitive than control KO cells, suggesting that these change in NK cell responsiveness are primarily due to lack of HLA-E, since classical HLA class I molecules are still expressed on the surface of STAT1 KO or HLA-E KO cells. Therefore, while HLA-E transcript levels exhibit positive correlation with other genes of the antigen presentation pathway, across many tumor types represented in the TCGA and CCLE datasets (FIG. 7C), HLA-E has more pronounced impact on NK cell sensitivity of tumor cells.

Protein Level Evaluation Using the PRISM Screen: Higher B7-H6 Expression and Lower MHC Class I Co-Exist and are Associated with Higher Sensitivity to NK Cells

To examine the relationship between transcript levels and surface expression of B7-H6 and MHC class I molecules, the multiplexed nature of the PRISM pool of “DNA-barcoded” cell lines was leveraged to classify solid tumor cell lines for their surface expression of these proteins (FIG. 6E). To this end, the PRISM pool of cell lines was stained with fluorescent protein-conjugated antibodies for B7-H6 or HLA-A/B/C and performed FACS sorting of each stained cell pool into four bins, based on the fluorescence levels of individual cells stained with the respective antibody. Next generation sequencing of the “DNA barcodes” from each FACS bin was performed and, based on the normalized read counts in each bin (see Methods) protein expression scores were calculated for B7-H6 and the HLA complex in order to rank cell lines for the surface levels of these molecules and to identify cell lines with high B7-H6 and negative/low HLA class I.

As anticipated, NC3RLG1 (B7-H6) transcript levels exhibited the highest correlation with the surface protein expression score for B7H6 (FIG. 6F, R=0.47 p<0.0001). For HLA-A/B/C, its surface protein expression score exhibited the highest correlation with the transcript levels for B2M(FIG. 6G, R=0.44, p<0.0001), suggesting that B2M transcript levels can be viewed as a surrogate measurement for the surface expression of MHC class I complex, especially since B2M is down regulated in the context of B2M mutations, where this complex is abrogated. High protein scores for B7-H6 or low for HLA-A/B/C were independently of each other associated with low AUCs (FIG. 6H, FIG. 6I). Interestingly, a group of lines with both low HLA-A/B/C and high B7-H6 was identified: this overlap was statistically significant, suggesting that the co-occurrence of these 2 states is more frequent in the cell line panel than expected by chance alone (FIG. 6J, FIG. 6K). Indeed, the TCGA and CCLE datasets show significant negative correlation between B7-H6 with B2M or HLA-E, as shown in FIG. 6L, FIG. 6M. In addition, the group of low HLA-A/B/C was enriched for MicroSatellite Instable (MSI) cell lines (FIG. 6N). MSI cell lines have low expression of both HLA-A/B/C protein scores and B2M transcript levels (FIG. 6O). Indeed, MSI lines expressing low HLA-A/B/C or low B2M transcript levels have significantly lower AUCs (FIG. 6P), suggesting that MSI-high tumors may be highly sensitive to NK cells when they exhibit lower B2M expression levels. Down regulation of MHC class I transcripts is common among certain types of cancer (compared with normal samples of the respective tissue types; TCGA dataset FIG. 7D), with prominent examples including colorectal and stomach cancers, which also exhibit up-regulation of B7-H6.

Mesenchymal-Like Tumor Cells are More Sensitive to NK Cell Cytotoxicity In Vitro

While the integration of PRISM and CRISPR analyses identified and functionally validated genes associated with differential response of tumor cells to NK cells, no individual gene emerged from these analyses as a universal determinant of sensitivity to NK cells. Indeed, even for the top genes with the strongest metrics of statistically significant correlation with AUC, there were substantial numbers of cell lines in which their status for these genes and their NK cell response did not align. The PRISM panel of cell lines (a subset of the entire CCLE) is highly heterogeneous, comprising cell lines from at least 20 major tumor types. It was therefore examined if the heterogeneity of NK cell responses within the CCLE cell lines could be attributed to their respective tumor types. It was observed that a few tumor types exhibited significantly higher (e.g. bone or CNS tumor cell lines) or lower (e.g. pancreatic or biliary tumor cell lines) NK cell sensitivity compared to the average of all PRISM cell lines tested. However, these “outlier” tumor types represented <15% of all lines of the PRISM panel. Notably, the distribution of AUC values for each of these outlier tumor types exhibited substantial overlap with other tumor types, including overlap of the interquartile ranges of the top 2 most and least responsive tumor types. These observations suggested to us that the heterogeneity in the mechanisms regulating tumor cell responses to NK cells cannot be readily attributed to or linked with the specific tumor type to which each cell line has been annotated, with this latter annotation largely determined by the organ from which the respective primary tumor originated in a patient. It was notable, however, that, within the list of transcripts that exhibited a statistically significant correlation with AUC, there were several known epithelial (e.g., CDH1, CLDN4, CLDN7, OVOL1, OVOL2, etc., see also Table C) or mesenchymal (e.g., VIM, ZEB1, ZEB2) markers which concordantly correlated with high and low AUC, respectively. These observations collectively led us to perform an unbiased, open-ended, assessment of the molecular characteristics of the PRISM cell panel, with the underlying hypothesis that this panel compromises distinct subgroups of cell lines which can differ from each other in terms of their molecular features and response to NK cells.

To this end, the PRISM cell lines were examined in terms of their patterns of expression for the top 1000 genes with most variant expression across the CCLE cell line panel (FIG. 8A, top panel) or in terms of reverse phase protein array [RPPA] data (FIG. 8A, bottom panel): it was observed that principal component analyses, based on either gene expression or proteomic markers, separate the PRISM cell lines into 2 main clusters, which exhibit statistically significant difference in their average AUCs (FIG. 8B) and are predominantly associated with epithelial-like and mesenchymal-like characteristics in the cluster with higher vs. lower AUC, respectively (FIG. 8B, FIG. 8C). The concordant identification of these two clusters based on both RPPA and transcriptional profiling data enhanced the confidence that the molecular differences between these groups of lines are not confounded by the specific molecular approach applied to characterize them (FIG. 8B). In the CCLE lines, 65% of transcripts by RNA-seq (FIG. 8D) and 70% of the RPPA peptides meet criteria for statistically significant difference in expression between these two clusters, underscoring the profound molecular differences between these two clusters. Genes upregulated in epithelial-like cell lines, consistent with prior studies, include tight and adherence junction genes such as CDH1 (E-cadherin), CLDN7, CLDN3, CLDN4, MARVELD2, MARVELD3, CRB3, LLGL2, EPCAM); transcription regulation of cell-cell junction complexes (GRHL1, GRHL2); epithelial RNA splicing regulators (ESRP1 and ESRP2); epithelial Ca2⁺ signaling (ATP2C2, S100A14, BSPRY) and terminal differentiation of epithelial cells (OVOL1 and OVOL2, ST14, PRSS8, SPINT1 and SPINT2). The Mesenchymal-like cluster is enriched with the mesenchymal markers ZEB1, ZEB2, VIM, TWIST1.

Of note, (FIG. 8E, 9A) the status of an individual cell line as epithelial-like vs. mesenchymal-like does not necessarily conform with the conventional assignment of the respective tumor type as “epithelial” or “mesenchymal” on the basis of the tissue/organ of origin. For instance, several tumor types represented within the PRISM/CCLE panels (e.g. endometrial or ovarian) contain both epithelial-like vs. mesenchymal-like cell lines. Notably, the NK cell response of two different clones derived from the same ovarian tumor, one clone with mesenchymal-like (e.g. higher expression of the mesenchymal marker VIM (Vimentin) and the other with predominantly epithelial-like features (e.g. expression of the epithelial marker CDH1 (E-cadherin), FIG. 8F) was tested and it was observed that the mesenchymal-like clone was significantly more sensitive to NK cells than the epithelial-like clone.

To control for the strong influence of the epithelial-like vs. mesenchymal-like state in both the molecular features of the CCLE/PRISM cell lines and their response to NK cells, analyses of correlations were conducted in a stratified manner of three groups of cell lines; (1) global analysis of all cell lines, and focused analyses of only cell lines of the (2) epithelial-like and (3) mesenchymal-like clusters for each time point. The heatmap of genes that were correlated with AUC among all three groups is shown in FIG. 9B. 1843 genes passed 5% FDR for the correlation with AUC across all PRISM lines, in all three time points. Of these genes, 486 genes had p-value<=0.05 in at least 2 time points across the group of epithelial-like lines, 484 had p-value<=0.05 in at least 2 time points across the group of the mesenchymal-like lines and 290 genes had p-value<=0.05 in at least 2 time points across the epithelial-like and mesenchymal-like lines. Additional univariant analyses for the global set of lines and in the stratified manner, was performed on the available CCLE datasets, are detailed in Table C, and highlight that a large number of genes identified by the intersection of the CRISPR and global PRISM analyses are also identified within the stratified analyses, including top hits such as B7-H6 and HLA-E, supporting the generalizability of the role for these genes in both epithelial-like vs. mesenchymal-like cell lines.

Transcriptional Signatures Associated with NK Cell Response are Enriched Among Patient with Suboptimal Clinical Response to Immune Checkpoint Inhibition.

Loss of MHC class I molecules has been implicated in resistance to immune checkpoint inhibition (ICI). This suggested to us that, because of the association of MHC class I loss with NK cell sensitivity, tumors from patients who did not respond to ICI or relapsed after initial responses would be anticipated to be more sensitive to NK cytotoxicity, compared to ICI-naïve tumors. It was therefore examined whether genes/transcriptional signatures that were identified in this study to be associated with response to NK cells are also associated with have a role in response to ICI. Gene expression profiles from tumor samples from five different cohorts of melanoma patients treated with ICI were specifically analyzed. In each cohort, log 2-fold changes between the groups of responders vs. non-responders were calculated. GSEA analysis was then applied for seven different comparisons (FIG. 10A), including three comparisons of pre-treatment samples from non-responders vs. responders (Miao et al., Hugo et al and Riaz et al.), two comparisons of post-(non-responders) vs. pre-treatment samples (Tirosh et al., Jerby Arnon et al.), one comparison of samples collected during treatment from patients who eventually did vs did not respond (Riaz et al.) and one comparison between non-responders vs. responders in terms of their respective fold-changes in paired post- and pre-treatment samples (Riaz et al.). An aggregate analysis was also performed based on the average fold-change across all comparisons. It was observed that the group of genes associated with NK sensitivity (high transcript levels correlating with low AUC in the PRISM studies and exhibiting sgRNA enrichment in at least one CRISPR screen) was upregulated in samples of non-responders. In contrast, the group of genes associated with NK cell resistance were significantly upregulated in responders to immune checkpoint inhibition, as indicated by GSEA NES heatmaps (FIG. 10A, top panel) and corresponding enrichment plots (FIG. 10B).

Transcriptional Signatures of Chromatin Remodeling and Antigen Presentation Pathways are Associated with Opposite Effects on NK Cell Cytotoxicity

Building on the gene-level studies, the molecular determinants of tumor cell responses to NK cells at the gene-set/pathway levels were examined. GSEA analysis using the correlation between AUC with RNA expression levels in a stratified manner as described above was performed. The GSEA analysis was performed on MSigDB curated gene sets along with a few other pre-defined sets that include the epithelial-like and mesenchymal-like gene sets described above (Table D). Gene sets were considered to be associated with response to NK cell if they passed 5% FDR in at least two time points, using the global set of lines. GSEA Normalized Enrichment scores (NES) of these gene sets are plotted in FIG. 10C. Epithelial-like genes were the top-ranking set for positive association with AUC and Mesenchymal like genes were the top for negative association with AUC based on all samples. The set of chromatin modulator complexes, containing the genes that belong to HDAC, SWI/SNF and Polycomb complexes, was found to be associated with higher sensitivity to NK when up-regulated. This is consistent with the CRISPR results of SW620, showing enrichment for sgRNAs against the chromatin modulators RBBP4 and ARID1A. Positive enrichment for the gene signatures related to antigen presentation machinery, graft versus host disease (GHVD) and MHC pathway were associated with resistance to NK. This is concordant with the CRISPR results from HT29 and SW620, which detected sgRNA depletion in NK cell-treated cells of MHC class I genes. O-glycan biosynthesis was also enriched for resistance and may be linked to the N-glycan biosynthesis pathway that was enriched among depleted genes in HT29.

Consistent with the results from FIG. 10A, transcriptional signatures that were found to be significantly associated with sensitivity to NK cells, such as the signatures for chromatin remodeling and mesenchymal-like state, were enriched in non-responders, while high levels of the transcriptional signatures for antigen presentation machinery genes and epithelial-like state were enriched in patients who responded to immune checkpoint inhibition (FIG. 10D, FIG. 10E).

Interestingly, gene sets indicative of chromosomal deletions, such as 3p21, 19p13, was associated with increased NK cell sensitivity, while chromosomal amplifications such as 8q24, 11q13 were associated with resistance, indicating that distinct chromosomal aberrations may be driven, among other possible explanations, by NK immune evasion (FIG. 11A).

Links Between Transcriptional Signatures of Chromatin Remodeling with MSI-State, Mesenchymal-Like Cell State and Antigen Presentation Signatures

The integration of the PRISM and CRISPR studies led to identification of the association of NK cell sensitivity vs. resistance state with transcriptional signatures related to chromatin remodeling, mesenchymal-like cell state, antigen presentation machinery and MSI-high state. The connections between these determinants of NK cell responsiveness were examined. It was observed that the transcriptional signature of chromatin modulators is negatively correlated with the signature of antigen presentation machinery genes and positively correlated with the mesenchymal-like signature, across the PRISM pool (FIG. 11B). The levels of chromatin remodeling signature are highest in MSI-high cells, moderate in mesenchymal-like lines and lowest in epithelial-like lines (FIG. 11C, upper). On the other hand, MSI-high cells display lower levels of antigen presentation signature compared to MSS cells from either mesenchymal-like or epithelial-like lines. This is consistent with the downregulation of B2M in MSI-high cell lines described above (FIG. 11C, lower). When tumor cell lines are divided to three groups based on their AUC levels, the group with lowest degree of sensitivity (higher AUC) has lower levels of transcriptional signatures for chromatin remodeling and higher for antigen presentation (FIG. 11D, upper and lower left). When the cell lines are divided to three groups based on high, intermediate or low levels of transcriptional signatures for chromatin remodeling or antigen presentation signatures, the AUC levels decrease or increase respectively (FIG. 11E, upper and lower right). The association of B7-H6, chromatin remodeling and antigen presentation with AUC across the three groups of cell lines (all samples, mesenchymal/epithelial-like) is summarized in FIG. 10F, presenting the list of genes used to calculate the signature for these pathways. Similar to the results from previous section, the log 2-fold changes between non-responders and responders to ICI in melanoma, exhibit opposite trends in response to ICI as shown in FIG. 10G.

Tumor Cells Treated with HDAC Inhibitor Become Resistant to NK Cell Cytotoxicity Through Up Regulation of HLA-E and Down Regulation of B7-H6

The negative correlation between antigen presentation and chromatin remodeling signatures is also apparent across the TCGA datasets, where all MHC class I genes present positive correlation with HLA-E and all chromatin remodeling genes present negative correlation with HLA-E (FIG. 12A). To further examine the role of chromatin remodeling on tumor cell sensitivity to NK cells, it was studied whether treatment with HDAC inhibitor would reverse that gene expression signature of chromatin modulator and antigen presentation genes, and indeed, data collected from studies using HDAC-inhibitor treatments, showed up regulation of antigen presentation genes, including HLA-E and down regulation of chromatin modulators (FIG. 12B). Based on these data, the effect of the HDAC inhibitor panobinostat on NK sensitivity was tested; SW620 cells were exposed to panobinostat exhibited STAT1-independent upregulation of HLA-E; down-regulation of B7-H6 (FIG. 12C); and decreased sensitivity to NK cells (FIG. 12D). These results suggest a role for HDACs in the regulation of the MHC class I machinery, which determines whether tumor cells will be targeted by T-cells or NK cells.

DISCUSSION

NK cells can exhibit, in the appropriate context, potent cytotoxic effects against tumor cells, hence the diverse recent and ongoing efforts to develop NK cell-based therapeutics and translate them towards clinical studies. Understanding the parameters that determine the cytotoxic activity of NK cells against large genotypically-diverse cohorts of human tumor cells is essential towards developing algorithms to “individualize”/“personalize” the use of these NK cell-based approaches for the patients who stand to benefit the most from them. It was thus sought to systematically and comprehensively define which molecular features of tumor cells predispose them to high vs. low sensitivity to NK cells. This question was examined through the application of two distinct orthogonal approaches, namely PRISM phenotypic screens and CRISPR/Cas9 gene-editing studies. Both approaches seek to capture how molecularly heterogeneous tumor cells respond differently to a given treatment. In the PRISM studies, molecular heterogeneity is established by the intrinsically different molecular features of the different DNA barcoded cell lines from different tumor types that are being simultaneously tested in multiplexed manner for their NK cell responsiveness. In the CRISPR/Cas9 gene-editing screens, an otherwise relatively homogeneous tumor cell population of an individual cell line is engineered to become heterogeneous through editing of one gene per cell, in such a manner that loss-of-function of each gene is represented within the population by hundreds of thousands of tumor cells that harbor one of several sgRNAs targeting the respective gene. Consequently, the CRISPR/Cas9-based approach provides direct functional evidence of how alterations of each individual gene influence or not treatment responsiveness at the levels of individual cell lines, while PRISM enables multiplexed quantification of treatment responses across hundreds of cell lines and correlation of these responses with the molecular annotation of the cell lines.

Through this orthogonal use of PRISM and CRISPR platforms, this study has provided an integrated “multi-omic” and functional genomics profile of the “typical” NK cell-sensitive tumor cell. Indeed, the tumor cell lines that are more likely to be highly responsive to NK cells tend to have a “mesenchymal-like” transcriptional program; high levels of the NK cell-activating ligand B7-H6 (NCR3LG1); low levels of class I HLA molecules, especially HLA-E, and low levels of antigen presentation machinery genes or loss of function of B2M; MSI-high state; high levels of transcriptional signatures for chromatin regulatory complexes (e.g. HDAC/BAF); and low levels for transcriptional signatures of IFN-gamma signaling. Two or more of these features often co-exist in NK cell-sensitive tumor cell lines.

Among these molecular features, the B7-H6 and the class I HLA molecule HLA-E, emerge as major individual ligands on tumor cells that influence their responses to NK cells in vitro. High levels of B7-H6 transcript levels correlated with high degree of NK cell sensitivity in the PRISM studies; CRISPR knockout of this gene led to decreased NK cell response in all three of the genome-scale studies in colorectal cancer cell lines. In further validation studies, it was documented that several cell line models that tumor cells expressing B7-H6 on their cell surface are more sensitive to NK cell cytotoxicity in vitro and in vivo. B7-H6 is a known ligand for the NKp30 activating receptor for NK cells (NCR3), yet its role in regulating tumor cell responses to NK cells is surprisingly understudied. It is believed that this may in part be due to the fact that many species, including rodent models typically used for studies of tumor immunology, lack a version of NCR3LG1 that is highly homologous to the human one. While two recent studies (one published and one available as a pre-print) in K562 leukemia cells name NCR3LG1 as a gene whose knockout is a “hit” in CRISPR screens, this study is the first to document, through both correlative and functional studies, the generalizability of the role of this gene across a broad spectrum of genotypically-diverse cell lines from many tumor types. In this regard, this study establishes that the role of B7-H6 as a critical and previously underappreciated NK cell-activating ligand is broad across many solid tumor types and is not restricted to one or limited cell lines, which might arguably be considered “outliers”. Indeed, while the exquisite NK cell sensitivity of K562 cells enabled their broad use as a typical model for studies of NK cell anti-tumor cytotoxicity, it also underscores the significance of broader validation of the role of candidate genes beyond such “outlier” cell lines.

While loss of class I HLA molecules has been associated with increased response to NK cells (as part of the proposed “missing self” hypothesis), this study documented through CRISPR screens and follow-up mechanistic studies that HLA-E is indeed the main class I HLA molecule mediating this effect across a broad spectrum of genotypically diverse cell lines from many solid tumors. Loss of HLA-E and of canonical class I HLA molecules can happen concomitantly in tumor cells which are deficient for beta-2 microglobulin (B21M) and thus lack its critical role for the 3-dimensional conformation and stability of the class I HLA complex. In this respect, B2M-deficient cell lines are not informative models for the study of potential differential contributions of HLA-E versus canonical class I HLA molecules on NK cell sensitivity. To further dissect this question, the functional consequences of induction of HLA-E and canonical class I HLA molecules by IFN-gamma stimulation were examined. It was observed that loss of STAT1 increases tumor cell susceptibility to NK cells, by abrogating IFN-gamma-induced HLA-E. The latter change in sensitivity upon loss of STAT1 expression is observed despite sustained high surface levels of HLA-A/B/C. These observations in turn suggest that lack of HLA-E is the main driver for NK cell-hyper-sensitivity of HLA class I-null cells and therefore that HLA-E can be deemed a major determinant for NK resistance among the spectrum of class I HLA members. Importantly, the experiments provide evidence for antithetical regulation and expression patterns of B7-H6 and HLA-E and also document that high levels of B7-H6 coexist with loss of HLA class I more than otherwise expected by chance. Nevertheless, the contribution of B7H6 to tumor cell sensitivity to NK cells is functionally independent of class I HLA molecules, as CRISPR KO of B7H6 decreases tumor cell response to NK cells both in HLA class I-deficient and -proficient cell lines (without affecting HLA-E expression). A schematic that depicts some aspects of IFN-gamma signaling related to NK sensitivity is provided in FIG. 13 .

Beyond the observations on B7H6 and HLA-E, the PRISM and CRISPR-based studies raise important questions about other ligands for activating or inhibitory NK cell receptors. Indeed, other ligands for activating or inhibitory NK cell receptors were not identified in this study as prominently as B7H6 and HLA-E/class I HLA molecules. It not believed that this result means that other such ligands do not contribute to regulation of tumor cell sensitivity to NK cells. Instead, the understanding of these results is that the roles of B7H6, in particular, and of HLA-E within the class I HLA molecules, is more pronounced than previously appreciated through the characterization of limited numbers of individual cell lines. This study points to the diversity across solid tumor cell lines in terms of the expression of molecules that can influence NK cell sensitivity. It is therefore plausible that many of the assumptions of the tumor immunotherapy and cancer biology field about the hierarchy of candidate regulators of tumor cell responsiveness to NK cells may have been influenced by the specific characteristics of the limited numbers of cell line models studied so far in terms of NK cell response versus resistance.

Microsatellite instability has a known association with high mutational burden and increased probability that the respective tumor cells produce neoantigens that lead to T-cell recognition of these tumor cells. In fact, the high mutational burden of patients with MSI-high state has been reported to correlate with higher probability of clinical benefit from immune checkpoint inhibition. Interestingly, in tumors with MSI-high status/high mutational burden, relapse after initial responses to immune checkpoint inhibition have been associated with mutations of B2M. Therefore, these results, taken together with the literature, raise the question why MSI-high status/high mutational burden can be associated with high degree of activity of NK cells against tumor cell lines in vitro and of immune checkpoint inhibition in vivo, while B2M mutations have divergent impact on tumor cell responsiveness to NK cells vs. T cells/immune checkpoint inhibition. One explanation for these observations is that, within a large panel of hundreds of human solid tumor cell lines examined in this study, MSI-high status exhibits high degree of correlation with B2M mutations (and thus downregulation of surface protein levels of HLA-E/canonical HLA class I molecules), while immune checkpoint inhibitor-naïve tumors do not exhibit this relationship, at least not to the same extent. Further longer-term studies will have to address whether this correlation between MSI-high status and B2M mutations in large panels of cell lines, many of which were initially established in culture a few decades ago, is a reflection or not of accumulation of such mutations in MSI-high cell lines through the chronic in vitro culturing.

Beyond known or presumed ligands for activating or inhibitory receptors for NK cells, such as the MHC class I genes, this study identified additional candidate regulators of NK cell sensitivity vs. resistance. The depth and scope of this study allowed identification of additional previously underappreciated regulators of tumor cell sensitivity to NK cells including GALE, a regulator of glycosylation of the inhibitory Siglec ligands; as well as BAG2, a family member of BAG6, a known activating ligand for NKp30 and ARID1A, RBBP4 chromatin remodeling genes. It is important to emphasize that, among the several previously underappreciated genes which were identified to be associated with tumor cell sensitivity to NK cells, a considerable number of them represented genes with plausible, yet previously understudied, connections with main regulators of tumor cell response to immune effector cells, in general, and NK cells in this particular case: for instance, these studies, either through CRISPR only or through both PRISM and CRISPR, identified several genes with known or plausible connections with IFN signaling, including not only members of the IFN receptor pathway itself (e.g. IFNAR1, IFNGR1), but also either interferon-inducible genes (e.g. IFIT1, IFI35, OAS1 and DDX58) and regulators of IFN signaling (including TRIM25 and TRIM38). In terms of the role of chromatin remodeling genes on regulation of NK cell sensitivity, the studies identified orthogonally, through both PRISM and CRISPR, individual chromatin remodeling genes, such as ARID1A and RBBP4, which contribute to NK cell sensitivity. In addition, these studies determined more broadly that transcriptional signatures of the chromatin remodeling complexes (e.g. HDAC, Polycomb and SWI/SNF) are more pronounced in cell lines with MSI-high status and/or mesenchymal-like cell state; are negatively correlated with transcriptional signatures for HLA/antigen presentation machinery genes across the cell line panel, the entire CCLE and the TCGA. Pharmacological inhibition of HDACs upregulates HLA class I molecules and leads to decreased responsiveness of tumor cells to NK cells, primarily attributable to upregulation of HLA-E.

The PRISM studies also revealed a differential NK cell sensitivity of solid tumor cell lines with mesenchymal-like vs. epithelial-like transcriptional programs. As part of efforts to dissect in an unbiased open-ended manner the heterogeneity of NK cell responses in the molecular features that correlate with them, the PRISM analyses identified statistically significant correlation of NK cell sensitivity vs. resistance with transcript levels for large numbers of cellular markers typically associated with mesenchymal vs. epithelial, respectively, lineages. Analyses of the top 1000 most variant transcripts across the PRISM (in the entire CCLE) cell line panels identified 2 large clusters of cell lines with epithelial-like vs. mesenchymal-like transcriptional programs and lower vs. higher average sensitivity to NK cells. Stratified analyses of the PRISM data within the epithelial-like and mesenchymal-like clusters of cell lines validated the significance of the top molecular markers identified from the orthogonal correlative and functional genomic studies, resolved the putative confounding role of genes serving as markers of lineage and addressed an important issue that is perhaps pertinent to use of large and molecularly annotated cell line panels for pharmacogenomic and immunogenomic studies of treatment resistance.

Importantly, this study provides evidence that the molecular signature of genes associated with NK cell sensitivity, as determined by the intersection of data from the PRISM and CRISPR studies and respective pathway signatures of chromatin remodeling and mesenchymal-like state, were increased in melanoma patients that did not respond to ICI, while genes associated with NK cell resistance such as MHC class I and epithelial-like signatures, were increased in responders. These observations suggest that NK cells and T-cells exhibit potent cytotoxic effects in population of cells with distinct molecular features, such that combined or sequential treatments of ICI and NK cell therapy may be beneficial to overcome ICI resistance.

Similar to other immune effector cell-based therapies, it is conceivable that the ability of NK cells to achieve antitumor responses in cancer patients would be highly multi-factorial. For instance, it is plausible that the activity of such NK cell-based therapeutics may depend not only on the intrinsic cytotoxic potential of these cells and whether the molecular features of the tumor cells would predispose them to be effectively engaged and rapidly lysed by the administered NK cells, but also on the ability of these NK cells to infiltrate in high numbers the sites of tumor involvement and evade local microenvironmental mechanisms that protect tumor cells from diverse pharmacological or immune-based therapies. Consequently, it is believed that, in order to develop comprehensive algorithms to “individualize”/“personalize” the use of NK cell-based approaches for patients who stand to benefit the most from them, may ultimately have to take into account both tumor cell-autonomous and non-autonomous parameters. However, at this stage, the multiplexed PRISM studies are one of the largest efforts, in a preclinical or clinical setting, to correlate the molecular features of tumor cells with their response to uniform administration of a cell-based immunotherapy: these studies, integrated with the orthogonal application of CRISPR-based functional genomics studies yields a comprehensive assessment of the landscape of molecular features associated NK cell sensitivity or resistance. These results provide new insights in understanding the NK-tumor cell interaction and is believed to help inform current and future efforts to apply NK cell-based therapies for the treatment of human neoplasias.

Example 2: Data Tables for Example 1

Table A (which Includes Table A1 and Table A2): AUC Values for pNK 24 hr, 48 hr, and 72 hr

TABLE A1 Sensi- Sensi- Sensi- Mesen- Epithe- AUC AUC AUC tivity tivity tivity chymal- lial- Cell Lines Tissue 24 hr 48 hr 72 hr 48 hr 72 hr 24 hr Like Like AM38 central_nervous_system 0.03125 0.031269 0.30832 0 0 1 1 0 CL11 large_intestine 0.03125 0.031277 0.036703 0 0 0 0 1 G292CLONEA141B1 bone 0.03125 0.28207 0.19103 0 1 0 1 0 RKN soft_tissue 0.03125 0.068105 0.19778 0 0 0 1 0 SNU489 central_nervous_system 0.03125 0.047808 0.090148 0 0 0 1 0 SNU8 ovary 0.03125 0.057827 0.17172 0 0 0 0 1 T3M10 lung 0.03125 0.050684 0.089809 0 0 0 0 1 CCK81 large_intestine 0.031256 0.03125 0.03125 0 0 0 0 1 JHH5 liver 0.031258 0.031253 0.20803 0 0 1 1 0 JHOS2 ovary 0.035631 0.061309 0.059193 0 0 0 0 1 NCIH1573 lung 0.037227 0.16764 0.75476 0 1 1 0 1 TOV21G ovary 0.037941 0.13871 0.074894 0 1 0 1 0 KD soft_tissue 0.039552 0.071285 0.065043 0 0 0 1 0 SKPNDW bone 0.046378 0.03125 0.03125 0 0 0 1 0 RERFLCMS lung 0.046699 0.036875 0.050907 0 0 0 1 0 BICR22 upper_aerodigestive_tract 0.047731 0.2956 0.46358 0 1 1 0 1 NCIH661 lung 0.047751 0.031251 0.18368 0 0 0 1 0 TE1 oesophagus 0.048518 0.053691 0.034514 0 0 0 0 1 SNU182 liver 0.051008 0.0313 0.03125 0 0 0 1 0 T24 urinary_tract 0.051591 0.097756 0.3588 0 0 1 1 0 EKVX lung 0.052141 0.069768 0.18616 0 0 0 1 0 HS729 soft_tissue 0.052189 0.040244 0.33921 0 0 1 1 0 SW1783 central_nervous_system 0.053212 0.041178 0.2629 0 0 1 1 0 CJM skin 0.053901 0.33633 0.41732 0 1 1 0 1 ITC549 soft_tissue 0.054259 0.031252 0.044765 0 0 0 1 0 ONCODG1 ovary 0.055582 0.039468 0.031261 0 0 0 0 1 PK45H pancreas 0.055766 0.045275 0.057874 0 0 0 1 0 TUHR4TKB kidney 0.056736 0.031254 0.059157 0 0 0 1 0 CAMA1 breast 0.057749 0.34521 0.32454 0 1 1 0 1 GOS3 central_nervous_system 0.05811 0.06606 0.063155 0 0 0 1 0 OSRC2 kidney 0.058897 0.15082 0.24171 0 1 1 1 0 RD soft_tissue 0.059169 0.055225 0.083167 0 0 0 1 0 SW620 large_intestine 0.059842 0.03125 0.069832 0 0 0 1 0 HS746T stomach 0.05989 0.1423 0.3009 0 1 1 1 0 KMRC3 kidney 0.061126 0.04387 0.039133 0 0 0 1 0 VMRCRCW kidney 0.062209 0.045087 0.040254 0 0 0 1 0 COLO783 skin 0.063613 0.067125 0.058425 0 0 0 1 0 TT thyroid 0.065892 0.16078 0.15582 0 1 0 0 1 EW8 bone 0.066527 0.04407 0.033137 0 0 0 1 0 U2OS bone 0.067465 0.24431 0.13445 0 1 0 1 0 CAS1 central_nervous_system 0.068715 0.12451 0.077425 0 0 0 1 0 MDAMB436 breast 0.069674 0.031251 0.03125 0 0 0 1 0 HOS bone 0.070219 0.03125 0.036129 0 0 0 1 0 IALM lung 0.070437 0.14546 0.52516 0 1 1 1 0 SW579 thyroid 0.070478 0.11145 0.20025 0 0 0 1 0 HGC27 stomach 0.071959 0.03125 0.03125 0 0 0 1 0 ABC1 lung 0.073232 0.066851 0.18302 0 0 0 0 1 MHHES1 bone 0.074141 0.052657 0.034916 0 0 0 1 0 TOV112D ovary 0.077159 0.039813 0.085865 0 0 0 1 0 HEC151 endometrium 0.080942 0.083191 0.20679 0 0 1 0 1 SW1710 urinary_tract 0.083243 0.095203 0.09393 0 0 0 1 0 HSC2 upper_aerodigestive_tract 0.08445 0.069134 0.069698 0 0 0 0 1 UACC257 skin 0.084712 0.1995 0.19628 0 1 0 1 0 SNU398 liver 0.085708 0.03125 0.060472 0 0 0 1 0 JHH4 liver 0.086261 0.071308 0.18554 0 0 0 1 0 HLF liver 0.086453 0.045984 0.046395 0 0 0 1 0 NCIH2347 lung 0.086849 0.12907 0.17111 0 0 0 0 1 MSTO211H pleura 0.087561 0.068226 0.13882 0 0 0 1 0 JL1 pleura 0.088096 0.062572 0.21075 0 0 1 1 0 SNU685 endometrium 0.088343 0.035752 0.051142 0 0 0 1 0 IGROV1 ovary 0.08934 0.09353 0.073139 0 0 0 1 0 YKG1 central_nervous_system 0.089531 0.067147 0.094831 0 0 0 1 0 CALU6 lung 0.090354 0.055657 0.037093 0 0 0 1 0 639V urinary_tract 0.090992 0.033788 0.041558 0 0 0 1 0 SNU878 liver 0.091728 0.13491 0.11924 0 0 0 1 0 SW948 large_intestine 0.093869 0.048257 0.1934 0 0 0 0 1 COLO679 skin 0.096418 0.12006 0.1248 0 0 0 1 0 NCIH2077 lung 0.098248 0.048207 0.071692 0 0 0 1 0 G402 soft_tissue 0.10016 0.038745 0.058812 0 0 0 1 0 U87MG central_nervous_system 0.10108 0.14841 0.32098 0 1 1 1 0 NCIH838 lung 0.10231 0.046398 0.088351 0 0 0 1 0 MFE296 endometrium 0.10346 0.16579 0.27955 0 1 1 1 0 MG63 bone 0.10448 0.23603 0.32425 0 1 1 1 0 EFM19 breast 0.10672 0.13532 0.39809 0 1 1 0 1 MKN7 stomach 0.1078 0.091596 0.12179 0 0 0 0 1 DKMG central_nervous_system 0.10834 0.36035 0.39719 0 1 1 1 0 TE8 oesophagus 0.1095 0.083798 0.078588 0 0 0 1 0 FTC238 thyroid 0.11121 0.031252 0.053557 0 0 0 1 0 RVH421 skin 0.11129 0.18178 0.051485 0 1 0 1 0 U118MG central_nervous_system 0.11518 0.11889 0.32236 0 0 1 1 0 SKNFI autonomic_ganglia 0.11587 0.095035 0.074027 0 0 0 1 0 SNU1105 central_nervous_system 0.11771 0.21225 0.46833 0 1 1 1 0 SF539 central_nervous_system 0.11893 0.13005 0.08944 0 0 0 1 0 KNS60 central_nervous_system 0.11952 0.031254 0.064454 0 0 0 1 0 ISTMES2 pleura 0.1196 0.1072 0.35358 0 0 1 1 0 FTC133 thyroid 0.12014 0.098998 0.077028 0 0 0 1 0 JHOC5 ovary 0.12271 0.071826 0.089023 0 0 0 1 0 CHP212 autonomic_ganglia 0.12546 0.091883 0.52367 0 0 1 1 0 H4 central_nervous_system 0.1258 0.30668 0.10226 0 1 0 1 0 GI1 central_nervous_system 0.12694 0.045223 0.13558 0 0 0 1 0 LOVO large_intestine 0.12698 0.033081 0.033859 0 0 0 0 1 HEC6 endometrium 0.12875 0.03125 0.043761 0 0 0 1 0 SNU761 liver 0.1293 0.03914 0.055582 0 0 0 1 0 SJSA1 bone 0.13007 0.04288 0.070382 0 0 0 1 0 ONS76 central_nervous_system 0.13106 0.086282 0.146 0 0 0 1 0 NCIH28 pleura 0.13212 0.031253 0.03125 0 0 0 1 0 SNU1066 upper_aerodigestive_tract 0.13217 0.12356 0.15694 0 0 0 0 1 BICR56 upper_aerodigestive_tract 0.13699 0.1985 0.22022 0 1 1 0 1 CAKI2 kidney 0.137 0.078852 0.20363 0 0 1 1 0 HCC1195 lung 0.13745 0.068005 0.061373 0 0 0 0 1 JHH6 liver 0.13837 0.045506 0.072227 0 0 0 1 0 KYSE410 oesophagus 0.14028 0.1197 0.17687 0 0 0 0 1 VMRCRCZ kidney 0.14052 0.03125 0.065408 0 0 0 1 0 SNUC5 large_intestine 0.14133 0.063783 0.12275 0 0 0 0 1 SNU213 pancreas 0.14231 0.076547 0.29906 0 0 1 0 1 BICR16 upper_aerodigestive_tract 0.14453 0.1575 0.20349 0 1 1 0 1 HT115 large_intestine 0.14468 0.031251 0.045538 0 0 0 0 1 SW480 large_intestine 0.14512 0.058293 0.074601 0 0 0 0 1 LN229 central_nervous_system 0.14557 0.15032 0.31887 0 1 1 1 0 TTC709 soft_tissue 0.14572 0.084989 0.13862 0 0 0 1 0 NCIH1838 lung 0.14669 0.042187 0.091134 0 0 0 0 1 KNS81 central_nervous_system 0.1476 0.14703 0.28724 0 1 1 1 0 GMS10 central_nervous_system 0.14771 0.33319 0.17329 0 1 0 1 0 A375 skin 0.14772 0.30889 0.12933 0 1 0 1 0 OAW28 ovary 0.14842 0.13511 0.17525 0 0 0 0 1 G361 skin 0.14921 0.22348 0.16269 0 1 0 1 0 OVK18 ovary 0.14962 0.21233 0.43548 0 1 1 1 0 HCC1419 breast 0.14989 0.35087 0.4665 0 1 1 0 1 NCIH2023 lung 0.15014 0.33674 0.53085 0 1 1 1 0 TYKNU ovary 0.15163 0.047163 0.092143 0 0 0 1 0 DANG pancreas 0.15168 0.19856 0.44433 0 1 1 0 1 OE19 oesophagus 0.15206 0.047445 0.031256 0 0 0 0 1 HEC108 endometrium 0.15215 0.14262 0.17196 0 1 0 0 1 EBC1 lung 0.15227 0.067259 0.3289 0 0 1 0 1 J82 urinary_tract 0.15249 0.096894 0.047293 0 0 0 1 0 SH4 skin 0.15283 0.8371 0.20008 0 1 0 1 0 NCIH1568 lung 0.15345 0.084108 0.20925 0 0 1 0 1 NCIH1693 lung 0.15365 0.046675 0.034214 0 0 0 0 1 PK59 pancreas 0.15471 0.085222 0.20636 0 0 1 0 1 PATU8988T pancreas 0.15532 0.04124 0.064761 0 0 0 1 0 NCIH1651 lung 0.1565 0.033624 0.051621 0 0 0 1 0 COLO668 lung 0.15673 0.042736 0.091242 0 0 0 0 1 SNU201 central_nervous_system 0.15731 0.12395 0.054202 0 0 0 1 0 TEN endometrium 0.15812 0.059723 0.096753 0 0 0 0 1 COLO792 skin 0.15908 0.19158 0.2544 0 1 1 1 0 DBTRG05MG central_nervous_system 0.15948 0.17607 0.13739 0 1 0 1 0 HUH6 liver 0.16056 0.088206 0.10491 0 0 0 0 1 SNB75 central_nervous_system 0.16114 0.03125 0.11872 0 0 0 1 0 42MGBA central_nervous_system 0.16236 0.10995 0.11549 0 0 0 1 0 TTC642 soft_tissue 0.16274 0.043034 0.059834 0 0 0 1 0 CAOV3 ovary 0.16353 0.13465 0.082068 0 0 0 0 1 HEP3B217 liver 0.16436 0.04081 0.19816 0 0 0 1 0 TM31 central_nervous_system 0.16437 0.08173 0.2445 0 0 1 1 0 TE10 oesophagus 0.16556 0.15784 0.12751 0 1 0 0 1 SKLU1 lung 0.16571 0.21264 0.30313 0 1 1 1 0 NCIH727 lung 0.16652 0.072428 0.27846 0 0 1 0 1 NB1 autonomic_ganglia 0.16688 0.1169 0.30494 0 0 1 1 0 RERFLCAD2 lung 0.16858 0.12523 0.33795 0 0 1 0 1 RMUGS ovary 0.1693 0.20135 0.19497 0 1 0 0 1 TM87 soft_tissue 0.17023 0.049479 0.04287 0 0 0 1 0 769P kidney 0.17142 0.070654 0.059458 0 0 0 1 0 EWS502 bone 0.17217 0.031254 0.078229 0 0 0 1 0 T98G central_nervous_system 0.17235 0.059097 0.11056 0 0 0 1 0 QGP1 pancreas 0.17243 0.20454 0.14372 0 1 0 0 1 HUPT3 pancreas 0.17244 0.033246 0.048414 0 0 0 0 1 HCC38 breast 0.17322 0.034092 0.12544 0 0 0 0 1 LU99 lung 0.17402 0.043649 0.058658 0 0 0 1 0 HCC15 lung 0.17484 0.034593 0.2668 0 0 1 1 0 SNU61 large_intestine 0.175 0.23241 0.16546 0 1 0 0 1 8505C thyroid 0.17506 0.11242 0.15222 0 0 0 1 0 ISHIKAWAHERAKLIO02ER endometrium 0.1752 0.080114 0.10762 0 0 0 0 1 A172 central_nervous_system 0.17577 0.063928 0.10616 0 0 0 1 0 LS513 large_intestine 0.17641 0.063942 0.14859 0 0 0 0 1 NCIH522 lung 0.17669 0.07625 0.1365 0 0 0 1 0 JHOM1 ovary 0.1768 0.05394 0.19213 0 0 0 1 0 NCIH2444 lung 0.17842 0.096924 0.14646 0 0 0 0 1 HT144 skin 0.18009 0.62333 0.51753 0 1 1 1 0 KALS1 central_nervous_system 0.18022 0.063116 0.15068 0 0 0 1 0 HCT15 large_intestine 0.18199 0.03285 0.039463 0 0 0 0 1 SNU81 large_intestine 0.18228 0.039155 0.03125 0 0 0 0 1 DV90 lung 0.1826 0.074185 0.1247 0 0 0 0 1 RDES bone 0.1827 0.08236 0.24987 0 0 1 1 0 HUCCT1 biliary_tract 0.18439 0.27604 0.55243 0 1 1 0 1 SNU1079 biliary_tract 0.18621 0.50712 0.83882 0 1 1 1 0 OVCAR8 ovary 0.18689 0.049564 0.034478 0 0 0 1 0 SNU449 liver 0.18705 0.12976 0.14125 0 0 0 1 0 MFE319 endometrium 0.18757 0.051827 0.27293 0 0 1 0 1 BT549 breast 0.18811 0.066394 0.098173 0 0 0 1 0 SF295 central_nervous_system 0.18904 0.16074 0.15851 0 1 0 1 0 A2780 ovary 0.19067 0.052892 0.056903 0 0 0 1 0 KU1919 urinary_tract 0.19127 0.19832 0.2136 0 1 1 0 1 KE39 stomach 0.19355 0.14767 0.18196 0 1 0 0 1 RT112 urinary_tract 0.19386 0.034576 0.2033 0 0 1 0 1 A673 bone 0.19461 0.069885 0.061095 0 0 0 1 0 SKUT1 soft_tissue 0.19574 0.091726 0.12928 0 0 0 1 0 KYSE70 oesophagus 0.19582 0.10999 0.13622 0 0 0 0 1 SNU899 upper_aerodigestive_tract 0.19608 0.51632 0.40565 0 1 1 0 1 KMRC20 kidney 0.1968 0.22769 0.19604 0 1 0 1 0 CAL120 breast 0.19716 0.043166 0.042058 0 0 0 1 0 NIHOVCAR3 ovary 0.19815 0.03518 0.031255 0 0 0 0 1 JHUEM2 endometrium 0.1984 0.04654 0.33648 0 0 1 1 0 AN3CA endometrium 0.20016 0.071415 0.19182 0 0 0 1 0 NCIH1299 lung 0.20025 0.043906 0.13387 0 0 0 1 0 EN endometrium 0.20028 0.067829 0.050625 0 0 0 1 0 SKMEL3 skin 0.20156 0.14321 0.092435 0 1 0 1 0 CAL51 breast 0.2027 0.08397 0.048823 0 0 0 1 0 KP4 pancreas 0.20353 0.099852 0.18921 0 0 0 1 0 PC14 lung 0.20416 0.12119 0.25168 0 0 1 0 1 OV90 ovary 0.2047 0.1875 0.37349 0 1 1 0 1 GSU stomach 0.20489 0.091848 0.09198 0 0 0 0 1 MFE280 endometrium 0.20598 0.11123 0.049761 0 0 0 0 1 NCIH1915 lung 0.20622 0.21891 0.21602 0 1 1 1 0 BFTC909 kidney 0.20715 0.12114 0.27841 0 0 1 1 0 SNGM endometrium 0.20746 0.14715 0.25871 0 1 1 0 1 HCC1395 breast 0.20746 0.036979 0.15047 0 0 0 1 0 HCC1438 lung 0.20951 0.14701 0.10227 0 1 0 1 0 SKCO1 large_intestine 0.20989 0.079828 0.23794 0 0 1 0 1 LNCAPCLONEFGC prostate 0.21186 0.13523 0.17221 0 0 0 0 1 LOUNH91 lung 0.21196 0.38796 0.32138 0 1 1 1 0 SIM9101 soft_tissue 0.21229 0.031254 0.058812 0 0 0 0 1 A704 kidney 0.21233 0.032007 0.03125 0 0 0 1 0 ECGI10 oesophagus 0.21234 0.2426 0.28069 0 1 1 0 1 SNU46 upper_aerodigestive_tract 0.21242 0.058214 0.10205 0 0 0 1 0 MON soft_tissue 0.2132 0.074453 0.10192 0 0 0 1 0 COV362 ovary 0.2134 0.2826 0.17704 0 1 0 1 0 HEC251 endometrium 0.21607 0.061164 0.14622 0 0 0 0 1 HEC59 endometrium 0.21625 0.057244 0.10558 0 0 0 0 1 NCIH647 lung 0.21633 0.1532 0.20901 0 1 1 0 1 JHH7 liver 0.21723 0.18457 0.27301 0 1 1 1 0 WM2664 skin 0.21792 0.31669 0.28433 0 1 1 1 0 LK2 lung 0.21841 0.28715 0.28679 0 1 1 0 1 YD15 salivary_gland 0.21862 0.14636 0.29753 0 1 1 0 1 OC314 ovary 0.21903 0.082207 0.13395 0 0 0 1 0 OVKATE ovary 0.21914 0.090338 0.031259 0 0 0 0 1 WM793 skin 0.2195 0.095213 0.2025 0 0 0 1 0 OVTOKO ovary 0.21987 0.13635 0.21346 0 1 1 1 0 OE21 oesophagus 0.21995 0.083427 0.0754 0 0 0 0 1 KPNYN autonomic_ganglia 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1 0 ACHN kidney 0.23788 0.33179 0.34038 0 1 1 1 0 NCIN87 stomach 0.23788 0.18616 0.25278 0 1 1 0 1 NCIH1563 lung 0.23836 0.096221 0.252 0 0 1 1 0 A204 soft_tissue 0.23841 0.1447 0.32208 0 1 1 1 0 TE9 oesophagus 0.23877 0.071255 0.14525 0 0 0 0 1 SW1353 bone 0.23936 0.38463 0.29898 0 1 1 1 0 GP2D large_intestine 0.23969 0.11455 0.097078 0 0 0 0 1 CAL78 bone 0.2418 0.035622 0.053798 0 0 0 1 0 ITC1240 soft_tissue 0.24367 0.041766 0.083648 0 0 0 1 0 HT29 large_intestine 0.24446 0.20461 0.14575 0 1 0 0 1 EFO27 ovary 0.24528 0.22394 0.23703 0 1 1 1 0 MKN74 stomach 0.24556 0.066712 0.11219 0 0 0 0 1 SNU719 stomach 0.24717 0.12078 0.33402 0 0 1 0 1 KP2 pancreas 0.2481 0.16122 0.25486 0 1 1 0 1 NCIH23 lung 0.24859 0.045962 0.08206 0 0 0 1 0 PSN1 pancreas 0.24888 0.12814 0.17331 0 0 0 1 0 NUGC3 stomach 0.24943 0.41118 0.17595 1 1 0 0 1 647V urinary_tract 0.24951 0.16157 0.22581 1 1 1 0 1 IT2609C02 thyroid 0.24957 0.12174 0.17749 1 0 0 1 0 G401 soft_tissue 0.25009 0.074396 0.044148 1 0 0 1 0 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stomach 0.29044 0.13689 0.19245 1 1 0 0 1 SKNAS autonomic_ganglia 0.29313 0.19632 0.1601 1 1 0 1 0 253JBV urinary_tract 0.2933 0.091539 0.19554 1 0 0 1 0 NCIH2073 lung 0.29357 0.21519 0.45572 1 1 1 0 1 NCIH1048 lung 0.29484 0.13466 0.12742 1 0 0 1 0 IGR1 skin 0.29525 0.17255 0.24092 1 1 1 1 0 EFM192A breast 0.29733 0.45933 0.16921 1 1 0 0 1 K029AX skin 0.29772 0.18213 0.17596 1 1 0 1 0 WM88 skin 0.29893 0.20405 0.74376 1 1 1 1 0 DAOY central_nervous_system 0.29956 0.19688 0.21649 1 1 1 1 0 KELLY autonomic_ganglia 0.30066 0.17677 0.2288 1 1 1 1 0 NCIH2172 lung 0.3019 0.37368 0.41322 1 1 1 1 0 NCIH520 lung 0.30247 0.28155 0.21798 1 1 1 1 0 S117 soft_tissue 0.30332 0.12272 0.090475 1 0 0 1 0 IM95 stomach 0.30344 0.032448 0.10701 1 0 0 0 1 HCC366 lung 0.30494 0.2876 0.13032 1 1 0 1 0 KP3 pancreas 0.30783 0.18033 0.16367 1 1 0 1 0 HS944T skin 0.30821 0.13485 0.070342 1 0 0 1 0 MALME3M skin 0.30837 0.22538 0.63032 1 1 1 1 0 BHT101 thyroid 0.30913 0.084191 0.16176 1 0 0 1 0 GCT soft_tissue 0.30984 0.062137 0.081844 1 0 0 1 0 OVISE ovary 0.31008 0.23126 0.37099 1 1 1 0 1 SNUC2A large_intestine 0.31017 0.21853 0.24576 1 1 1 0 1 NCIH2170 lung 0.31232 0.043461 0.054319 1 0 0 0 1 KYSE150 oesophagus 0.31252 0.13907 0.26802 1 1 1 0 1 SW837 large_intestine 0.31296 0.2064 0.26466 1 1 1 0 1 SNU1077 endometrium 0.31429 0.06909 0.12763 1 0 0 0 1 PLCPRF5 liver 0.31531 0.14783 0.27759 1 1 1 1 0 BHY upper_aerodigestive_tract 0.31542 0.069628 0.20856 1 0 1 0 1 MDAMB435S skin 0.31614 0.061316 0.38681 1 0 1 1 0 HCC56 large_intestine 0.31707 0.066827 0.20708 1 0 1 0 1 KYSE140 oesophagus 0.31998 0.16021 0.13343 1 1 0 0 1 SKNBE2 autonomic_ganglia 0.32075 0.13998 0.51114 1 1 1 1 0 MELJUSO skin 0.32082 0.46696 0.32592 1 1 1 1 0 OE33 oesophagus 0.32299 0.33872 0.43949 1 1 1 0 1 KPL1 breast 0.32341 0.11286 0.10055 1 0 0 0 1 CAL62 thyroid 0.32376 0.057404 0.081797 1 0 0 1 0 C32 skin 0.32518 0.28939 0.2957 1 1 1 1 0 UBLC1 urinary_tract 0.32536 0.23955 0.19827 1 1 0 0 1 A498 kidney 0.32554 0.10836 0.37569 1 0 1 1 0 SKHEP1 liver 0.32616 0.15612 0.51904 1 1 1 1 0 LS411N large_intestine 0.3289 0.23509 0.34954 1 1 1 0 1 SU8686 pancreas 0.32895 0.39338 0.51237 1 1 1 0 1 SNU423 liver 0.32986 0.1397 0.10858 1 1 0 1 0 RPMI7951 skin 0.3313 0.21248 0.16646 1 1 0 1 0 SCC25 upper_aerodigestive_tract 0.33186 0.17226 0.20924 1 1 1 0 1 CADOES1 bone 0.33193 0.26956 0.29675 1 1 1 1 0 KURAMOCHI ovary 0.33231 0.14544 0.185 1 1 0 1 0 HS852T skin 0.33242 0.51038 0.49101 1 1 1 1 0 CAKI1 kidney 0.33301 0.16188 0.23451 1 1 1 1 0 SUIT2 pancreas 0.33396 0.15834 0.21337 1 1 1 1 0 BC3C urinary_tract 0.3368 0.11176 0.28652 1 0 1 1 0 RH30 soft_tissue 0.33803 0.17789 0.33803 1 1 1 1 0 MDAMB468 breast 0.3392 0.03125 0.099604 1 0 0 0 1 CCFSTTG1 central_nervous_system 0.33992 0.5513 0.18474 1 1 0 1 0 KYSE520 oesophagus 0.3425 0.055626 0.26542 1 0 1 0 1 HCC1143 breast 0.34267 0.42553 0.21186 1 1 1 0 1 TCCSUP urinary_tract 0.34387 0.19169 0.36892 1 1 1 1 0 BCPAP thyroid 0.34494 0.03125 0.085374 1 0 0 1 0 HCC1954 breast 0.34578 0.23201 0.3913 1 1 1 0 1 MESSA soft_tissue 0.34838 0.18839 0.30684 1 1 1 1 0 NCIH2452 pleura 0.34866 0.19935 0.34809 1 1 1 1 0 NCIH650 lung 0.34989 0.10053 0.25556 1 0 1 1 0 BEN lung 0.35077 0.18725 0.38837 1 1 1 0 1 SF126 central_nervous_system 0.35086 0.13224 0.12281 1 0 0 1 0 PANC0327 pancreas 0.35102 0.41834 0.39382 1 1 1 0 1 786O kidney 0.35485 0.1069 0.15652 1 0 0 1 0 WM983B skin 0.35527 0.27775 0.28283 1 1 1 1 0 UMUC1 urinary_tract 0.35543 0.054287 0.10517 1 0 0 0 1 SNU1214 upper_aerodigestive_tract 0.35626 0.12586 0.22402 1 0 1 0 1 NCIH747 large_intestine 0.35801 0.35798 0.53017 1 1 1 0 1 DMS53 lung 0.36011 0.062033 0.3203 1 0 1 0 1 NCIH1975 lung 0.36171 0.17034 0.23619 1 1 1 1 0 NCIH2030 lung 0.36293 0.18441 0.29495 1 1 1 1 0 PANC1005 pancreas 0.36294 0.37236 0.67843 1 1 1 0 1 HT55 large_intestine 0.36446 0.30711 0.3101 1 1 1 0 1 SH10TC stomach 0.36458 0.064257 0.18376 1 0 0 1 0 8305C thyroid 0.36595 0.228 0.28126 1 1 1 1 0 SW1116 large_intestine 0.36829 0.14231 0.25622 1 1 1 0 1 NCIH460 lung 0.37034 0.22326 0.35551 1 1 1 1 0 HPAC pancreas 0.3719 0.34668 0.2928 1 1 1 0 1 HCC827 lung 0.3723 0.17201 0.33999 1 1 1 0 1 IPC298 skin 0.37302 0.24285 0.3238 1 1 1 1 0 OV7 ovary 0.37317 0.34819 0.28827 1 1 1 1 0 HEPG2 liver 0.37363 0.073155 0.2288 1 0 1 1 0 SNU1041 upper_aerodigestive_tract 0.37505 0.31 0.56737 1 1 1 0 1 PANC0203 pancreas 0.37529 0.10985 0.2751 1 0 1 0 1 SNUC4 large_intestine 0.37537 0.16294 0.18593 1 1 0 0 1 GCIY stomach 0.3794 0.21411 0.16601 1 1 0 1 0 NCIH322 lung 0.38049 0.31265 0.36761 1 1 1 0 1 CAL33 upper_aerodigestive_tract 0.38125 0.26279 0.34227 1 1 1 0 1 CFPAC1 pancreas 0.38167 0.56206 0.81721 1 1 1 0 1 NCIH596 lung 0.38343 0.14436 0.2495 1 1 1 0 1 VMCUB1 urinary_tract 0.38382 0.14434 0.2205 1 1 1 0 1 LXF289 lung 0.38528 0.25838 0.36092 1 1 1 1 0 L33 pancreas 0.38627 0.34173 0.51783 1 1 1 0 1 ASPC1 pancreas 0.38665 0.33519 0.42129 1 1 1 1 0 NCIH2087 lung 0.38711 0.26869 0.21286 1 1 1 0 1 SNU1076 upper_aerodigestive_tract 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MEWO skin 0.41718 0.065081 0.14243 1 0 0 1 0 BICR6 upper_aerodigestive_tract 0.41833 0.20712 0.22458 1 1 1 0 1 SKOV3 ovary 0.41932 0.25744 0.65182 1 1 1 1 0 HCC1428 breast 0.42237 0.081394 0.25043 1 0 1 0 1 HMC18 breast 0.4243 0.26848 0.39058 1 1 1 1 0 NCIH2228 lung 0.42908 0.58981 0.79274 1 1 1 1 0 KYSE180 oesophagus 0.4292 0.195 0.23847 1 1 1 0 1 YD38 upper_aerodigestive_tract 0.43149 0.27746 0.4791 1 1 1 0 1 TE11 oesophagus 0.4317 0.29224 0.34482 1 1 1 0 1 SNU738 central_nervous_system 0.43577 0.40703 0.11634 1 1 0 1 0 KYSE510 oesophagus 0.43745 0.29211 0.39178 1 1 1 0 1 SW1990 pancreas 0.43759 0.39984 0.34005 1 1 1 1 0 MELHO skin 0.43779 0.10912 0.14676 1 0 0 1 0 T47D breast 0.43959 0.12511 0.10816 1 0 0 0 1 MIAPACA2 pancreas 0.43978 0.20211 0.27608 1 1 1 1 0 HT1080 soft_tissue 0.44016 0.36071 0.57759 1 1 1 1 0 CORL105 lung 0.44173 0.42822 1 1 1 1 1 0 SNU840 ovary 0.44272 0.19654 0.23324 1 1 1 0 1 KNS42 central_nervous_system 0.44437 0.43359 0.58864 1 1 1 1 0 HARA lung 0.44601 0.63289 0.68699 1 1 1 0 1 NCIH292 lung 0.44723 0.29194 0.28664 1 1 1 0 1 MCAS ovary 0.44817 0.23427 0.43333 1 1 1 0 1 NCIH1437 lung 0.45111 0.41961 0.33176 1 1 1 0 1 SNU216 stomach 0.45359 0.15672 0.43901 1 1 1 0 1 BXPC3 pancreas 0.4564 0.036381 0.21937 1 0 1 0 1 PECAPJ49 upper_aerodigestive_tract 0.45746 0.15729 0.27182 1 1 1 0 1 HCC1588 lung 0.46118 0.0592 0.10251 1 0 0 0 1 CAL27 upper_aerodigestive_tract 0.46331 0.32167 0.47162 1 1 1 0 1 NUGC4 stomach 0.4644 0.13616 0.14146 1 1 0 0 1 LS1034 large_intestine 0.46448 0.68868 0.66814 1 1 1 0 1 COLO800 skin 0.46493 0.49678 0.29962 1 1 1 1 0 A549 lung 0.46539 0.21042 0.36895 1 1 1 1 0 IGR37 skin 0.46641 0.46675 0.42657 1 1 1 1 0 SNU1196 biliary_tract 0.46767 0.069432 0.41601 1 0 1 0 1 HUH1 liver 0.46793 0.14173 0.25355 1 1 1 1 0 SNU245 biliary_tract 0.46899 0.40861 0.30784 1 1 1 0 1 MCF7 breast 0.47185 0.1862 0.19289 1 1 0 0 1 COV644 ovary 0.47222 0.26752 0.30172 1 1 1 0 1 NCIH1623 lung 0.47337 0.21993 0.071412 1 1 0 0 1 RCM1 large_intestine 0.47587 0.27062 0.47437 1 1 1 0 1 ESSl endometrium 0.48666 0.33437 0.76936 1 1 1 1 0 COLO678 large_intestine 0.48766 0.092007 0.23034 1 0 1 0 1 HCC95 lung 0.4881 0.03125 0.19212 1 0 0 0 1 LOXIMVI skin 0.48964 0.36864 0.40612 1 1 1 1 0 TE14 oesophagus 0.49088 0.14611 0.22803 1 1 1 0 1 PANC0403 pancreas 0.49278 0.13828 0.41853 1 1 1 0 1 ZR751 breast 0.49463 0.32019 0.45811 1 1 1 0 1 HEC1A endometrium 0.4957 0.17311 0.19544 1 1 0 0 1 CAL12T lung 0.49848 0.29175 0.53375 1 1 1 0 1 CAL29 urinary_tract 0.49897 0.20077 0.28098 1 1 1 0 1 HEC1B endometrium 0.50348 0.19204 0.43677 1 1 1 1 0 HCC1937 breast 0.50643 0.16623 0.16709 1 1 0 0 1 DU145 prostate 0.51386 0.11592 0.49497 1 0 1 1 0 NCIH1355 lung 0.51575 0.14429 0.50893 1 1 1 1 0 SNU668 stomach 0.5163 0.32166 0.38184 1 1 1 1 0 EFE184 endometrium 0.51896 0.24308 0.58893 1 1 1 0 1 HT1376 urinary_tract 0.52061 0.47128 0.25465 1 1 1 0 1 OVSAHO ovary 0.52532 0.032763 0.23096 1 0 1 1 0 WM1799 skin 0.52769 0.10219 0.15763 1 0 0 1 0 OUMS23 large_intestine 0.53739 0.41716 0.36767 1 1 1 0 1 NCIH358 lung 0.53802 0.36257 0.27662 1 1 1 0 1 HUH28 biliary_tract 0.53859 0.17077 0.29124 1 1 1 1 0 NCIH1373 lung 0.54208 0.34448 0.72672 1 1 1 0 1 PECAPJ15 upper_aerodigestive_tract 0.54568 0.34168 0.44514 1 1 1 0 1 FADU upper_aerodigestive_tract 0.55037 0.091515 0.36562 1 0 1 0 1 MKN45 stomach 0.56007 0.35934 0.52979 1 1 1 0 1 RMGI ovary 0.5614 0.28993 0.39468 1 1 1 0 1 SNU308 biliary_tract 0.56638 0.12882 0.21379 1 0 1 0 1 MPP89 pleura 0.56844 0.12451 0.36129 1 0 1 1 0 RERFLCKJ lung 0.57621 0.11041 0.17209 1 0 0 0 1 HEC265 endometrium 0.57687 0.041024 0.1846 1 0 0 0 1 SNU886 liver 0.5805 0.13911 0.26578 1 1 1 1 0 HCC4006 lung 0.58202 0.61823 0.45697 1 1 1 0 1 UACC62 skin 0.5836 0.26587 0.45271 1 1 1 1 0 PANC0813 pancreas 0.59223 0.48824 0.56312 1 1 1 0 1 CAPAN2 pancreas 0.59358 0.29864 0.5663 1 1 1 0 1 LUDLU1 lung 0.62209 0.28178 0.8079 1 1 1 0 1 LCLC103H lung 0.6264 0.26993 0.4475 1 1 1 1 0 SW1088 central_nervous_system 0.62776 0.039292 0.03125 1 0 0 1 0 PC3 prostate 0.63548 0.11794 0.17144 1 0 0 0 1 NCIH446 lung 0.63706 0.30299 0.15171 1 1 0 1 0 SNU410 pancreas 0.63771 0.49792 0.49955 1 1 1 1 0 BFTC905 urinary_tract 0.63905 0.24804 0.10401 1 1 0 0 1 HCC44 lung 0.64795 0.1603 0.57372 1 1 1 1 0 NCIH2009 lung 0.64921 0.085276 0.098583 1 0 0 0 1 BICR18 upper_aerodigestive_tract 0.67589 0.21529 0.4523 1 1 1 0 1 OVCAR4 ovary 0.68856 0.16945 0.31532 1 1 1 0 1 HCC78 lung 0.70436 0.37065 0.702 1 1 1 0 1 SQ1 lung 0.70915 0.44198 0.34674 1 1 1 0 1 SKMEL5 skin 0.72582 0.38997 0.53062 1 1 1 1 0 HS939T skin 0.7311 0.065174 0.15895 1 0 0 1 0 MDAMB231 breast 0.73388 0.29199 0.52153 1 1 1 1 0 SW780 urinary_tract 0.75732 0.14363 0.036771 1 1 0 0 1 RERFLCAD1 lung 0.76278 0.18819 0.31573 1 1 1 0 1 YAPC pancreas 0.76424 0.41609 0.45537 1 1 1 0 1 JHH1 liver 0.77805 0.10576 0.65827 1 0 1 0 1 BT474 breast 0.78997 0.09747 0.8606 1 0 1 0 1 RCC10RGB kidney 0.79161 0.83643 0.30845 1 1 1 1 0 HDQP1 breast 0.86818 0.29161 0.61158 1 1 1 0 1 HT1197 urinary_tract 0.8813 0.32853 0.20628 1 1 1 0 1 BICR31 upper_aerodigestive_tract 0.88436 0.2783 0.39034 1 1 1 0 1 NCIH2126 lung 0.95289 0.72882 0.58418 1 1 1 0 1 MDAMB175VII breast 0.96009 0.032068 0.072512 1 0 0 0 1 HS766T pancreas 0.99997 0.30984 0.45918 1 1 1 1 0

TABLE A2 Antigen Chromatin Protein B7H6 Protein HLA Cell Lines Presentation Remodeling Mesenchymal MSI Score B7H6 High Score HLA negative AM38 0.0068062 0.26574 0.63831 0 −0.97378 0 −1.2088 0 CL11 −0.42498 0.13655 −0.43529 0 −0.13846 0 0 0 G292CLONEA141B1 0.019915 0.40314 0.91759 0 0 0 0 0 RKN −0.3076 −0.077766 0.81137 0 −0.22868 0 0.14305 0 SNU489 0.66219 −0.40917 0.86313 0 0 0 0 0 SNU8 0.12955 −0.13816 −0.43751 0 −0.63073 0 −1.7725 1 T3M10 1.2147 −0.41416 −0.29596 0 −0.77277 0 0.47894 0 CCK81 −0.51347 0.7849 −1.0497 1 0 0 0 0 JHH5 −0.7108 0.039578 −0.4234 0 0.049794 0 0 0 JHOS2 −0.065515 −0.3125 −0.55162 0 0 0 0 0 NCIH1573 −0.12054 −0.11454 −0.71553 0 0 0 0 0 TOV21G 0.053639 0.21403 0.57866 1 −0.49517 0 0.39479 0 KD 0.11225 0.48335 0.55689 0 −0.26637 0 0.63526 0 SKPNDW −1.077 1.5931 0.81045 0 0 0 0 0 RERFLCMS 0.15265 0.10556 0.46731 0 0 0 −1.0642 0 BICR22 0.54375 −1.3831 −1.0734 0 −0.36427 0 0.011385 0 NCIH661 −0.16048 0.62897 0.76365 0 −0.45863 0 −1.5927 0 TE1 0.075196 0.15512 −0.31549 0 −0.4039 0 0.21554 0 SNU182 −0.88608 0.22956 0.3818 0 0 0 0.13105 0 T24 −0.27056 0.35547 0.55775 0 −0.29972 0 0.19961 0 EKVX −0.33658 −0.3864 0.15439 0 −0.32919 0 0.073971 0 HS729 0.11156 0.29058 1.0167 0 0 0 0 0 SW1783 0.23569 −0.13374 0.94741 0 0 0 0 0 CJM −0.27915 −0.41486 −0.61062 0 −0.24335 0 0.93712 0 ITC549 −0.95896 1.1555 0.77685 0 0.0069866 0 0 0 ONCODG1 −0.51281 0.33907 −0.55894 0 −0.60595 0 −1.0124 0 PK45H 0.21424 −0.067171 0.22741 0 0.8148 0 0.10632 0 TUHR4TKB 0.17127 −0.49275 0.64872 0 0 0 0 0 CAMA1 −0.52493 0.28318 −0.46956 0 0 0 0 0 GOS3 −0.060597 −0.14525 0.80798 0 1.6461 1 0.53231 0 OSRC2 −0.12726 −0.37545 0.6609 0 −0.51352 0 −1.571 0 RD −0.56532 1.1613 1.1392 0 0 0 0 0 SW620 −0.74446 0.63223 −0.016156 0 2.9038 1 0.75878 0 HS746T 0.48636 0.14351 1.0019 0 0 0 0.025799 0 KMRC3 1.1496 −1.0605 0.7132 0 −0.2619 0 0.74785 0 VMRCRCW 0.21007 −0.57891 0.12778 0 1.5732 1 1.4269 0 COLO783 0.75053 0.090479 1.2183 0 0.19551 0 0.37083 0 TT −0.25704 −0.16629 −0.98511 0 −0.20807 0 0.88089 0 EW8 −0.45521 1.5171 0.43747 0 −0.47964 0 1.2774 0 U2OS −0.43586 0.67529 0.56259 0 −0.6711 0 −1.0994 0 CAS1 −0.11226 −0.14256 1.0413 0 0 0 0 0 MDAMB436 0.23046 0.11147 0.57972 0 −0.29577 0 0.81071 0 HOS −0.68331 0.39735 0.5348 0 1.6216 1 1.0062 0 IALM −0.46685 0.079209 0.4473 0 0 0 0 0 SW579 −0.59899 −0.12456 0.82946 0 0 0 0 0 HGC27 −0.68045 0.69878 0.26301 0 2.606 1 1.3907 0 ABC1 −0.74 0.069362 −0.86365 0 0 0 0 0 MHHES1 0.10959 0.9185 0.76037 0 −0.86371 0 0.31607 0 TOV112D −0.56366 1.2306 0.63843 0 2.7691 1 0.66255 0 HEC151 −0.24275 0.43893 −0.4274 1 −0.39661 0 −0.32703 0 SW1710 0.4152 0.14318 0.77852 0 1.1121 1 0.69121 0 HSC2 −0.43928 −0.94731 −0.88391 0 0.43436 0 0.0040657 0 UACC257 −0.096029 −0.13032 0.85706 0 −0.41094 0 −0.22495 0 SNU398 −0.69658 1.1229 0.41264 0 2.4179 1 0.43732 0 JHH4 −0.069561 0.22842 0.62658 0 −0.7612 0 −0.049345 0 HLF −0.28087 0.28694 0.65998 0 −0.62702 0 0.96703 0 NCIH2347 −0.050412 −0.32763 −0.50775 0 −0.21853 0 0 0 MSTO211H −0.074735 0.086826 0.56534 0 −0.50726 0 1.0559 0 JL1 0.23836 −0.62212 0.49639 0 0 0 0 0 SNU685 −0.78743 −0.026149 0.6029 0 −0.87091 0 −0.31636 0 IGROV1 −0.65484 0.66124 −0.00055624 1 −1.3621 0 −0.025981 0 YKG1 −0.35623 0.73923 1.239 0 −0.56915 0 0.54399 0 CALU6 −0.51561 0.25269 0.35632 0 1.6709 1 −1.7494 1 639V −0.22342 0.95898 0.46519 1 1.7975 1 0.33767 0 SNU878 0.27 −0.22188 0.12859 0 0 0 0 0 SW948 −0.35989 0.20284 −0.9664 0 −0.34263 0 −0.71437 0 COLO679 −0.2267 −0.045672 0.99811 0 −0.59612 0 0 0 NCIH2077 −1.0261 1.0511 0.60842 0 2.5109 1 −2.3265 1 G402 −0.53415 0.57562 0.55057 0 0.02378 0 0.7061 0 U87MG 0.95647 −0.40353 0.9835 0 −0.20273 0 −1.7265 1 NCIH838 −0.68915 −0.21549 0.09217 0 1.7209 1 −0.20574 0 MFE296 0.070054 1.0558 0.70511 1 −1.3887 0 0.92983 0 MG63 0.11825 −0.05645 0.62941 0 −1.0655 0 0.41816 0 EFM19 −0.89474 0.60736 −0.53685 0 −0.65014 0 0 0 MKN7 0.31212 −0.62055 −0.6338 0 −0.60262 0 −0.15037 0 DKMG −0.48513 −0.667 1.0289 0 0 0 0 0 TE8 0.033415 0.39062 0.57567 0 −0.72325 0 −1.4651 0 FTC238 −0.31605 0.4833 0.65733 1 −0.14473 0 −2.0635 1 RVH421 0.83507 −0.51032 0.82997 0 0 0 0 0 U118MG −0.072994 −0.040736 1.1484 0 −0.53345 0 0 0 SKNFI −0.76872 1.1058 1.1527 0 −0.67995 0 −1.0817 0 SNU1105 −0.17141 −0.18663 0.97125 0 −0.17478 0 0 0 SF539 1.1528 −0.41809 0.73192 0 −0.1973 0 0.70109 0 KNS60 0.30417 −0.19357 0.89244 0 1.4328 1 0.98245 0 ISTMES2 0.14048 −0.25544 0.25447 0 0 0 −0.50026 0 FTC133 0.36729 −0.19859 0.73421 0 0.51693 0 −0.041476 0 JHOC5 0.25885 −0.11767 0.043425 0 0.29633 0 0.1606 0 CHP212 −0.70851 0.61878 0.93625 0 0 0 0 0 H4 0.36669 0.121 0.6703 0 −0.46055 0 1.0307 0 GI1 −0.73082 0.5341 0.95629 0 0.4613 0 −0.70004 0 LOVO −0.19773 0.4716 −0.50096 1 2.0945 1 −2.4371 1 HEC6 −0.22782 1.1195 0.10261 1 −0.80956 0 0.23612 0 SNU761 0.08236 −0.579 0.23701 0 −0.055953 0 −0.89677 0 SJSA1 0.3344 0.24728 0.85803 0 −0.31491 0 1.5154 0 ONS76 −0.3551 −0.024228 0.43976 0 −0.084984 0 −0.34869 0 NCIH28 −0.64023 0.10242 0.068712 0 −0.077874 0 0.25596 0 SNU1066 0.94326 −0.53261 −0.94885 0 1.9293 1 0.71115 0 BICR56 0.60638 −1.1463 −1.1005 0 −0.49715 0 0.42585 0 CAKI2 0.19424 −0.19802 0.18666 0 −0.15091 0 0.79877 0 HCC1195 −0.65316 −0.2763 −0.4058 0 0 0 0 0 JHH6 −0.25103 −0.14005 0.63988 0 0.23902 0 0.42201 0 KYSE410 −0.54406 0.14868 −0.53097 0 0.93939 0 −1.3237 0 VMRCRCZ 0.0034792 −0.46078 0.29729 0 0 0 −2.0132 1 SNUC5 −0.44545 0.26756 −0.4027 1 −0.063359 0 −2.219 1 SNU213 0.44229 −0.33248 −0.57495 0 −0.79695 0 −0.57683 0 BICR16 0.21067 −1.0552 −0.3348 0 −0.54794 0 0.57588 0 HT115 0.035661 −0.23023 −1.0945 0 −0.68447 0 0 0 SW480 0.028712 −1.0292 −0.55583 0 2.2676 1 1.146 0 LN229 0.76494 0.24597 1.0258 0 −0.40628 0 0.60915 0 TTC709 −0.73728 1.1644 0.52929 0 2.5424 1 −1.8906 1 NCIH1838 −0.065022 −0.78543 −0.13018 0 −0.66252 0 0 0 KNS81 −0.15 −0.22166 0.96884 0 1.4789 1 0 0 GMS10 0.98085 0.1532 0.84032 0 0 0 −0.081646 0 A375 0.33569 0.64042 0.7193 0 −0.22365 0 0.64875 0 OAW28 −0.014443 0.37816 −0.50906 0 −0.4701 0 0.06056 0 G361 −0.42289 0.21183 0.88779 0 0.15401 0 0.31166 0 OVK18 −0.176 0.7085 0.18425 1 −1.4437 0 −0.74342 0 HCC1419 −0.7274 0.20833 −0.99641 0 0 0 0 0 NCIH2023 0.1334 −0.25329 0.015059 0 −0.64614 0 −0.098302 0 TYKNU −0.38465 −0.07565 0.53082 0 −1.0558 0 −1.6146 0 DANG 0.0076027 −0.12805 −0.31161 0 −0.36718 0 0.57183 0 OE19 −0.65864 −0.7711 −1.2689 0 1.9563 1 0.81678 0 HEC108 0.048741 0.30003 −0.23559 1 −0.68907 0 0.50545 0 EBC1 −0.026348 −0.046818 −0.40688 0 −1.4297 0 1.3789 0 J82 0.063842 0.020173 0.42914 0 1.4101 1 0.52458 0 SH4 0.082882 −0.37366 0.69174 0 0 0 0 0 NCIH1568 −0.083782 0.35632 −0.70132 0 −0.3036 0 −1.1534 0 NCIH1693 −0.1264 −0.047607 −0.06513 0 0.041012 0 0.35029 0 PK59 0.029163 −0.39526 −0.71606 0 −0.74446 0 −1.2275 0 PATU8988T −0.51336 0.39728 0.0080863 0 1.7717 1 0.69613 0 NCIH1651 0.22594 0.020147 0.40141 0 −0.63449 0 0 0 COLO668 −0.50431 0.87082 −0.14713 0 −0.27076 0 0 0 SNU201 0.23111 −0.25045 1.0059 0 0 0 0.21028 0 TEN 0.44669 0.1802 −0.7312 0 0.32018 0 0.62207 0 COLO792 0.5867 −0.65739 0.61024 0 0 0 0 0 DBTRG05MG −0.026587 −0.47778 0.56995 0 0.54563 0 −0.073445 0 HUH6 −1.1635 0.065366 −0.75691 0 0.30819 0 0 0 SNB75 0.74152 0.0044075 1.0508 0 −0.56637 0 0 0 42MGBA −0.2366 0.21375 0.88817 0 1.5022 1 1.1846 0 ITC642 −0.4903 0.87358 0.6331 0 0 0 0 0 CAOV3 0.69685 −0.11844 −0.31673 0 −0.61978 0 0.53619 0 HEP3B217 −0.9461 0.45483 −0.091222 0 0 0 −0.23471 0 TM31 0.15109 0.18937 0.54412 0 0 0 0 0 TE10 −0.09847 −0.52071 −0.8002 0 −0.32571 0 0.22592 0 SKLU1 1.1912 −0.32658 0.35248 0 0 0 0 0 NCIH727 −0.49442 0.16624 −0.36747 0 −0.63831 0 0 0 NB1 −0.66387 1.2438 0.83598 0 2.836 1 1.4392 0 RERFLCAD2 0.47753 −0.69802 −0.9504 0 −0.58981 0 −1.4035 0 RMUGS −0.18313 −0.61785 −0.85985 0 0 0 −0.94548 0 TM87 −0.65482 0.70157 0.78121 0 2.3874 1 −1.8192 1 769P −0.14963 −0.22652 0.12567 0 0.2846 0 0.41043 0 EWS502 −1.1522 1.4636 0.60742 0 0 0 −2.1404 1 T98G 0.38807 0.091346 0.85187 0 −0.51995 0 1.5552 0 QGP1 −0.82372 0.44854 −0.23664 0 0.032341 0 −0.37078 0 HUPT3 0.24251 −0.08786 −0.22122 0 0.83209 0 0.65331 0 HCC38 0.48613 0.36799 −0.058465 0 −0.47773 0 0.63972 0 LU99 −0.64401 0.16106 0.31392 0 0.13399 0 −0.788 0 HCC15 −0.18366 0.02498 0.13228 0 −0.55302 0 1.3327 0 SNU61 0.059228 −0.19992 −1.1513 0 −0.82254 0 1.039 0 8505C −0.42404 0.018725 0.46877 0 1.2143 1 0.3248 0 ISHIKAWAHERAKLIO02ER −0.96346 0.58008 −0.17387 1 2.8024 1 −2.5798 1 A172 −0.024519 −0.14208 1.157 0 0 0 0.30722 0 LS513 −0.0036442 −0.15468 −1.1357 0 −1.4022 0 1.0998 0 NCIH522 −0.3969 1.1895 0.67038 0 −0.51141 0 −1.507 0 JHOM1 0.58792 −0.21277 0.37634 0 −0.41773 0 0.14896 0 NCIH2444 0.39571 −0.56473 −0.42293 0 −0.46247 0 −1.7038 1 HT144 1.215 −0.085947 0.80739 0 0 0 0 0 KALS1 0.3877 0.31916 0.89434 0 0 0 −0.64401 0 HCT15 −0.39753 0.66943 −0.64329 1 2.4797 1 −2.6089 1 SNU81 0.058489 0.30112 −1.0282 0 2.0664 1 −2.4652 1 DV90 0.52415 0.13748 −0.57944 1 2.4487 1 −2.1664 1 RDES −0.66162 1.7669 0.85838 0 −1.0953 0 0 0 HUCCT1 −0.057355 −1.5947 −0.92129 0 1.7462 1 1.0645 0 SNU1079 −0.075287 −0.44344 0.027425 0 0 0 0 0 OVCAR8 −0.099416 0.3641 0.32038 0 0.58983 0 −2.4092 1 SNU449 −0.18875 0.10616 0.66231 0 −0.0093763 0 0.55979 0 MFE319 −0.50791 0.4177 −0.2175 1 −1.298 0 −2.5221 1 BT549 −0.029992 0.42083 0.67717 0 0 0 0 0 SF295 0.20225 0.16129 0.83222 0 −0.51564 0 0 0 A2780 −0.03592 1.0757 0.27906 0 2.8698 1 −2.2993 1 KU1919 −0.10779 −0.098535 −0.27693 0 1.3653 1 1.1555 0 KE39 0.60866 0.33965 −0.97881 0 2.1513 1 −0.12394 0 RT112 −0.39297 0.34156 −0.83018 0 −1.4721 0 0.28448 0 A673 −0.092501 1.1356 0.74091 0 −0.72844 0 −1.8428 1 SKUT1 −0.41714 1.1184 0.68289 1 −0.38642 0 1.0732 0 KYSE70 −1.0154 −0.38817 −0.40744 0 0.99536 0 −1.2655 0 SNU899 0.14715 −0.67397 −0.84313 0 −0.50317 0 0 0 KMRC20 0.22591 −0.30819 0.17876 0 −0.53579 0 0.77559 0 CAL120 −0.48489 −0.058118 0.11288 0 1.3431 1 −0.13266 0 NIHOVCAR3 −0.1939 0.30591 −0.6 0 0 0 0 0 JHUEM2 −0.29833 1.2435 0.86714 1 −0.37566 0 0 0 AN3CA −0.417 1.2426 0.67874 1 −0.70816 0 −1.9147 1 NCIH1299 −0.43282 0.59683 0.57519 0 1.2779 1 0.099985 0 EN −0.97342 0.80605 0.4556 1 −0.070666 0 0 0 SKMEL3 0.02471 0.11935 0.99663 0 0 0 0 0 CAL51 −0.73352 1.2313 0.48907 1 0.92108 0 −0.29533 0 KP4 −0.082886 0.88938 0.24738 0 0.14394 0 0.35858 0 PC14 −0.32219 −0.046859 −0.85286 0 −1.1691 0 −0.99548 0 OV90 −0.40758 −0.12357 −0.3678 0 0.095408 0 −0.30579 0 GSU −0.5969 −0.30691 −1.2262 0 −0.79077 0 0 0 MFE280 −0.054107 1.1249 0.075142 0 −0.8856 0 −0.60333 0 NCIH1915 −0.93331 −0.29477 0.53035 0 1.2565 1 −0.46357 0 BFTC909 0.20179 −0.72387 0.6658 0 0.067697 0 0.73712 0 SNGM −0.45311 0.19924 −0.021162 1 0.84955 0 −1.6589 1 HCC1395 0.68306 0.15314 0.37728 0 −0.35527 0 0 0 HCC1438 0.46254 0.32799 0.47556 0 0 0 0 0 SKCO1 −0.40025 0.036074 −1.0809 0 0 0 0 0 LNCAPCLONEFGC −0.44356 0.38561 −0.5097 1 0 0 0 0 LOUNH91 0.033387 −0.12671 0.65335 0 0.5028 0 −0.26456 0 SIM9101 −1.1319 0.11062 0.015817 0 0 0 0 0 A704 −0.050132 −1.4678 0.14752 0 0 0 0 0 ECGI10 0.24744 −0.79659 −0.64911 0 1.3876 1 0.51308 0 SNU46 −0.27431 −0.011517 0.27999 0 −0.18053 0 −0.35968 0 MON −0.83275 0.58841 0.72863 0 1.8234 1 −0.865 0 COV362 0.21466 −0.2615 0.23188 0 −0.16894 0 0 0 HEC251 −0.35691 0.016799 −0.62258 0 −0.87821 0 −1.1717 0 HEC59 −0.85463 0.91594 −0.1797 1 1.2994 1 −0.24456 0 NCIH647 −0.15561 −0.084128 0.37025 0 −0.52435 0 0.24613 0 JHH7 −0.51164 0.89085 0.06382 0 −0.73904 0 0.99028 0 WM2664 0.32867 0.19345 1.2116 0 0 0 0 0 LK2 −1.1897 0.9031 −0.44307 0 2.7031 1 −1.9391 1 YD15 0.1252 −0.38936 −0.36881 0 1.4557 1 0.88766 0 OC314 0.068362 0.20955 0.23107 1 0.21701 0 −2.0383 1 OVKATE 0.22433 −0.29547 −0.40174 0 0.48882 0 0 0 WM793 0.45042 −0.48715 0.85619 0 −0.50115 0 −0.16845 0 OVTOKO 4.50E−06 −0.84715 −0.20993 0 0 0 0 0 OE21 −0.17167 −1.2018 −1.109 0 −0.45087 0 0.29823 0 KPNYN −1.462 1.4054 0.9912 0 0 0 0 0 SKNEP1 −0.99251 1.7336 0.84586 0 −0.9162 0 0.48272 0 A253 0.044879 −0.25223 −0.55595 0 0.76393 0 0.50165 0 U251MG −0.15814 0.089909 0.61287 0 −0.6542 0 1.1748 0 NCIH1339 −0.12157 0.42125 0.77262 0 0.058689 0 0 0 DETROIT562 0.021972 −0.80014 −0.88203 0 −0.048447 0 0.2891 0 COLO741 −0.043585 0.27095 0.84213 0 −0.39411 0 0.68633 0 CORL23 0.12222 −0.40318 −0.74417 0 1.2353 1 −0.56376 0 NCIH1648 0.81163 −0.16659 −0.76199 0 −0.52885 0 −0.2153 0 22RV1 −0.84736 0.90389 −0.53741 1 0 0 0 0 SKMEL30 0.21055 0.11125 0.84064 0 −0.33263 0 0.40264 0 PATU8988S −0.66376 −0.080216 −0.90183 0 2.2972 1 0.9747 0 SNU601 0.042794 0.018562 −0.9056 0 −1.4578 0 0 0 A101D 0.88812 −0.1493 0.87026 0 −0.58069 0 −0.25451 0 EFO21 −0.1633 0.019529 −0.015383 0 −0.4567 0 −1.5495 0 JMSU1 −0.3824 0.75268 0.56789 0 1.0725 1 0.82908 0 KNS62 −0.40381 −1.0822 −0.97116 0 0 0 0 0 COV318 0.1225 0.045608 0.065235 0 −0.55047 0 0.20497 0 DMS273 −0.46244 0.49653 0.39414 0 −1.2027 0 0.56378 0 GAMG 0.42069 0.0062263 0.84036 0 −0.16302 0 0.7813 0 ACHN 0.22897 −0.12057 0.48158 0 0.71453 0 0.58405 0 NCIN87 −0.012214 0.0014656 −1.0216 0 −1.1367 0 0.19419 0 NCIH1563 0.38698 −0.59296 0.041417 0 0 0 −2.2456 1 A204 0.19714 0.37491 0.6232 0 −0.41322 0 0.3419 0 TE9 0.32732 −0.04315 −0.90983 0 0.18494 0 1.4516 0 SW1353 −0.23144 −0.12408 0.91875 0 −0.61624 0 −0.48791 0 GP2D −0.48448 0.59356 −0.95209 1 −0.47201 0 −2.4936 1 CAL78 0.0047863 0.092507 0.9865 0 0 0 0 0 TTC1240 −0.48102 0.82566 0.41841 0 0 0 0 0 HT29 −0.74963 0.2479 −0.99293 0 2.6705 1 0.91549 0 EFO27 0.28454 0.40183 0.26198 1 −0.1191 0 1.0908 0 MKN74 0.018126 −0.094036 −0.74587 0 −0.21334 0 −0.68584 0 SNU719 0.15678 0.38619 −0.72563 0 0.36953 0 0.50926 0 KP2 0.070009 −0.30404 −0.75928 0 −0.23854 0 −0.9291 0 NCIH23 −0.24687 0.24021 0.05837 0 0.40801 0 0.59649 0 PSN1 −0.15487 0.32651 0.15089 0 1.1729 1 −0.17763 0 NUGC3 0.050691 −0.53582 −0.65292 1 −1.1158 0 0.83533 0 647V 0.37812 −0.18307 −0.65541 0 1.0529 1 0.78707 0 TT2609C02 −0.13946 0.21741 0.73634 0 0.79768 0 0.74246 0 G401 −0.91782 1.0824 0.45772 0 −0.64219 0 −1.9883 1 HS294T 0.90298 −0.13511 0.94496 0 −0.45476 0 1.2146 0 OV56 0.49328 −0.68715 0.18714 0 −0.38902 0 0.12496 0 A2058 0.56456 0.25745 0.87169 0 −0.15701 0 0.44492 0 PANC0504 0.41609 −0.24539 −0.74522 0 0 0 −0.18691 0 LN18 −0.11837 0.5994 0.59471 0 −0.48929 0 1.082 0 NCIH1703 −0.030302 0.45353 0.25445 0 −1.2257 0 1.0474 0 HCC1359 −0.25623 0.18294 0.63973 0 0.7473 0 0.9982 0 CL34 −0.17536 0.069117 −0.95537 1 −0.95679 0 −0.15937 0 SW1573 0.18667 0.611 0.49514 0 1.1322 1 0.22076 0 YD8 0.39222 0.11915 0.60939 0 −0.30743 0 1.1272 0 NCIH1793 −0.18069 −0.37997 0.15675 0 −0.23365 0 0.44871 0 RKO −0.50215 0.20533 0.014936 1 2.3571 1 0.75329 0 NCIH1650 0.17227 0.01334 −0.63385 0 −0.38112 0 0.40654 0 LS180 −0.42335 0.4952 −0.88051 1 2.18 1 −1.3833 0 KMRC1 0.50653 −1.5707 0.24219 0 0.25022 0 0.71625 0 RL952 0.38961 0.37491 −0.69381 1 2.736 1 0.34611 0 NCIH2110 −0.50514 −0.055615 −0.61867 0 2.0385 1 −2.1146 1 TE6 0.13573 0.22225 −0.51493 0 −0.42644 0 0 0 5637 −0.16006 0.48296 −0.16568 0 −1.2374 0 0.13708 0 HCC1806 0.87823 −0.59969 −0.79107 0 −0.44296 0 0.44112 0 PANC1 −0.24887 0.2869 0.38669 0 −0.025316 0 0.26082 0 YH13 0.061099 0.1162 1.1114 0 0 0 0 0 SW1271 −0.30602 0.22926 0.46846 0 0.44776 0 −0.089931 0 253J 0.18432 −0.8745 0.050985 0 −1.349 0 0.36677 0 GB1 −0.34168 0.6799 0.57955 0 −0.59935 0 0.8229 0 RERFLCAI 0.13204 0.15409 0.57632 0 −0.96523 0 0.89451 0 JIMT1 0.4586 −0.24745 −0.60658 0 −1.1474 0 −1.0295 0 SCABER 0.48917 −0.69915 −0.7165 0 −1.3106 0 1.4895 0 NCIH1581 −0.90807 1.0773 0.36451 0 2.327 1 −2.2724 1 SBC5 −0.28631 0.62222 0.47517 0 −1.3361 0 0.58817 0 NCIH841 −0.13325 1.0833 0.71373 0 0.1642 0 1.2883 0 TCCPAN2 0.72482 −0.84533 −0.19949 0 1.1935 1 0.72139 0 PECAPJ41CLONED2 0.37714 −1.3153 −0.9209 0 −0.49124 0 1.5024 0 KMBC2 0.12153 0.0097523 −0.94822 0 −1.3753 0 0.84802 0 YD10B 0.43936 −0.67252 −0.37231 0 2.209 1 1.3214 0 ISTMES1 0.11213 −0.0082686 0.41803 0 0.086055 0 −0.51272 0 NCIH226 −0.018712 −0.32968 0.22134 0 0 0 0.52844 0 HSC3 −0.013104 −0.36243 −0.40168 0 2.574 1 0.95192 0 AGS −0.38484 0.73751 −0.57623 0 −1.4159 0 0.85446 0 SKNAS −0.51288 0.6236 0.99583 0 −0.52659 0 0.37487 0 253JBV 0.22097 −0.40295 0.070247 0 −0.9007 0 0.92262 0 NCIH2073 −0.10703 −0.7819 −0.44762 0 −0.99121 0 0.61343 0 NCIH1048 −0.38769 1.7121 0.39832 1 0.33232 0 1.4768 0 IGR1 −0.02662 −0.020152 0.87823 0 −0.55825 0 0.54792 0 EFM192A 0.01347 −0.086033 −0.80004 0 −0.43689 0 0 0 K029AX −0.054954 −0.15622 0.81683 0 0 0 0 0 WM88 1.2775 −0.24616 1.015 0 0 0 0 0 DAOY 0.0081277 0.68263 0.77343 0 1.1524 1 0.46384 0 KELLY −1.4775 1.5283 0.70936 0 −0.54056 0 −2.3814 1 NCIH2172 −0.15303 −0.25623 0.14721 0 −0.61276 0 0.4865 0 NCIH520 −0.74557 0.46477 −0.10234 0 −0.42213 0 −0.45158 0 S117 −0.20911 −0.11226 0.5483 0 0.27301 0 −0.28497 0 IM95 −0.3953 0.17819 −0.99103 1 2.0109 1 −2.5509 1 HCC366 0.18449 −0.15328 0.06554 0 −1.0852 0 0.080574 0 KP3 0.25105 −0.65437 −0.1562 0 1.5257 1 0.95943 0 HS944T 1.6471 0.15488 0.69561 0 −0.53816 0 0.67195 0 MALME3M 0.56033 −0.36384 1.1369 0 −0.48541 0 0 0 BHT101 0.23611 −0.23627 0.44838 0 0.78072 0 −0.39331 0 GCT 0.099187 0.045777 0.68153 0 −0.35218 0 0.47517 0 OVISE 0.41344 −0.25656 −0.65834 0 −0.37005 0 −0.773 0 SNUC2A −0.10001 0.52352 −0.81148 1 0.35699 0 −1.1353 0 NCIH2170 −0.5239 −0.097884 −1.1108 0 −0.74995 0 −2.089 1 KYSE150 −0.37987 −0.012467 −0.5924 0 0.26155 0 0.087111 0 SW837 0.22184 0.2208 −0.64589 0 −0.78469 0 1.3103 0 SNU1077 0.29477 −0.50919 −0.20456 0 −0.098915 0 −0.010802 0 PLCPRF5 0.22041 0.10626 0.15312 0 0 0 −0.81839 0 BHY 0.54203 −0.65901 −0.51514 0 1.9835 1 −1.3434 0 MDAMB435S 1.0543 −0.46241 0.84085 0 −0.83589 0 1.2248 0 HCC56 0.28869 −0.28934 −0.94525 0 −0.93212 0 0.55582 0 KYSE140 −0.47157 0.2714 −0.5228 0 −1.2493 0 −0.4397 0 SKNBE2 −1.3653 1.1971 0.97622 0 −1.0753 0 −0.40474 0 MELJUSO 1.1275 −0.11055 0.65145 0 −0.75553 0 −0.63032 0 OE33 0.72099 −0.57848 −0.83374 0 −0.11247 0 0.65792 0 KPL1 −0.62081 0.19199 −0.81356 0 −0.50521 0 −0.10676 0 CAL62 −0.50133 0.26511 0.34829 0 1.5494 1 −0.27472 0 C32 1.149 0.17516 0.94777 0 −0.81601 0 0.63083 0 UBLC1 0.66867 −0.39206 −0.40222 0 −0.58369 0 0.54008 0 A498 0.079662 −0.74464 0.14002 0 0 0 0 0 SKHEP1 0.46279 −0.17411 0.48171 0 0.6824 0 −0.65783 0 LS411N −0.64214 0.56459 −0.68146 1 −0.47582 0 −2.3539 1 SU8686 1.3849 −0.68624 −0.57627 0 −0.28355 0 0.018629 0 SNU423 0.12725 −0.078057 0.61728 0 −0.34904 0 −0.67177 0 RPMI7951 0.59383 −0.23441 1.1713 0 0 0 −0.75815 0 SCC25 0.65253 −1.2347 −0.43199 0 −0.40862 0 0 0 CADOES1 −0.12219 0.81048 0.79375 0 −0.85661 0 1.0143 0 KURAMOCHI −0.18831 0.4078 0.34071 0 −0.84961 0 0 0 HS852T 1.8624 −0.35984 0.81924 0 0 0 0 0 CAKI1 0.19298 −0.88924 0.15126 0 −0.27936 0 0.18873 0 SUIT2 0.098531 0.024641 −0.032367 0 0.97653 0 0.64422 0 BC3C 0.059561 −0.39262 0.010102 0 1.6958 1 0.68149 0 RH30 −0.58914 0.44047 0.64757 0 −0.37841 0 −0.41628 0 MDAMB468 0.18233 0.42817 −0.63961 0 0 0 0 0 CCFSTTG1 0.58622 0.23572 0.90782 0 0 0 0 0 KYSE520 −0.36481 0.14278 0.065844 0 0.69839 0 −1.486 0 HCC1143 0.51678 −0.067734 −0.31708 0 −0.67549 0 −1.3633 0 TCCSUP 0.47908 0.20222 0.68591 0 −0.4243 0 0.59232 0 BCPAP 0.48426 −0.12358 0.51867 0 0 0 0 0 HCC1954 0.64072 0.155 −0.71748 0 −0.69847 0 −0.19627 0 MESSA −0.48766 0.13503 0.35244 0 −1.3232 0 −0.057296 0 NCIH2452 0.28604 −0.20113 0.57654 0 0.34458 0 0.37889 0 NCIH650 0.32251 0.31794 0.75975 0 0.015329 0 0.36268 0 BEN −0.19798 −0.49747 −0.39368 0 −0.37287 0 −0.5253 0 SF126 0.00025292 0.21176 0.79281 0 −0.12565 0 1.2561 0 PANC0327 0.61724 −0.58987 −0.66759 0 −1.4865 0 1.3672 0 786O −0.068667 0.07214 0.51551 0 0.57494 0 0.47139 0 WM983B 0.6411 0.066119 0.84703 0 −1.0368 0 0.29368 0 UMUC1 −0.21255 −0.6935 −0.92236 0 −0.56362 0 0 0 SNU1214 0.2411 −0.62032 −0.77963 0 −0.29176 0 0 0 NCIH747 0.48903 −0.22508 −0.8745 0 −0.77869 0 1.1945 0 DMS53 0.1949 0.33797 −0.21383 0 −0.94023 0 0.32045 0 NCIH1975 0.27467 −0.14044 0.2587 0 0.38222 0 0.25107 0 NCIH2030 0.048601 −0.16975 0.49576 0 0.5312 0 0.05375 0 PANC1005 0.59903 −0.39268 −0.73074 0 −1.0001 0 1.5286 0 HT55 −0.34702 −0.32087 −1.0728 0 −0.7337 0 0.30274 0 SH10TC −0.24776 −0.056995 0.21503 0 −0.017399 0 −0.065329 0 8305C −0.25526 −0.3766 0.77442 0 −0.53114 0 0.39872 0 SW1116 −0.083474 −0.60929 −1.0773 0 −0.94846 0 0 0 NCIH460 −0.37446 −0.30491 −0.055382 0 −0.54299 0 0.86754 0 HPAC −0.41943 −0.23165 −1.0266 0 −0.040839 0 0.17202 0 HCC827 −0.23169 −0.22838 −0.43938 0 −0.71815 0 0.46762 0 IPC298 0.96606 0.2036 1.1083 0 −0.48734 0 0.76433 0 OV7 0.024171 −0.47677 0.43306 0 0 0 0 0 HEPG2 −0.35572 −0.11463 −0.33677 0 0 0 0.32912 0 SNU1041 −0.36796 −0.77588 −0.69482 0 −0.28769 0 −0.42793 0 PANC0203 0.10166 −0.52703 −0.7002 0 0.88497 0 0.49406 0 SNUC4 −0.46549 0.60468 −0.9858 1 −0.98244 0 −0.59002 0 GCIY −0.33065 0.44201 0.3487 0 0.90294 0 0.16634 0 NCIH322 −0.64282 −0.43698 −1.0213 0 −0.25737 0 −1.9636 1 CAL33 1.1262 −0.49862 −0.93104 0 −0.45282 0 0.45628 0 CFPAC1 1.1748 −0.60992 −0.40238 0 −0.60933 0 0 0 NCIH596 1.578 −0.41543 −0.042942 0 0.63541 0 0 0 VMCUB1 0.084221 −0.53152 −0.69268 0 −1.0182 0 −0.962 0 LXF289 0.43173 −0.050131 0.60057 0 1.3212 1 1.2992 0 L33 0.19097 −0.1245 −0.53248 0 −1.1262 0 0.5678 0 ASPC1 0.025033 −0.65877 −0.35006 0 −0.62338 0 −0.033689 0 NCIH2087 0.37393 0.0085224 −0.46112 0 0 0 −0.88081 0 SNU1076 0.76962 −0.78914 −0.95491 0 −0.33601 0 0.15481 0 HUPT4 0.18656 −0.34113 −0.97761 0 0.10488 0 0 0 ES2 −0.096224 −0.40856 0.60124 0 −1.0462 0 −0.55082 0 SNU869 1.2613 −0.28882 −0.57525 0 −0.39907 0 0 0 ACCMESO1 −0.075766 −0.51488 0.43042 0 1.8759 1 0.33341 0 NCIH1435 −0.19395 0.25419 −0.92646 0 −0.66678 0 0 0 KYSE270 0.64104 −0.11822 −0.41674 0 1.8495 1 0.4335 0 LI7 −0.075453 0.18697 0.20724 0 1.5973 1 0.3829 0 NCIH441 0.15441 −0.17477 −0.59138 0 0 0 0 0 UO31 −0.036462 −0.27538 0.54757 0 1.0335 0 0.38688 0 SKMEL24 1.5368 −0.65924 0.85933 0 −0.33935 0 0.6049 0 NMCG1 0.18449 −0.2044 0.78731 0 0 0 0 0 CALU1 0.13216 0.14738 0.62712 0 0.47498 0 0.66723 0 PATU8902 0.33843 −0.42733 −0.8758 0 −0.1862 0 0.76993 0 HCT116 −0.47773 0.71428 −0.39029 1 −1.1802 0 1.1365 0 PK1 −0.23563 −0.46083 −0.73457 0 0.62006 0 0.35445 0 NCIH1944 −0.27497 −0.57868 −0.44582 0 −0.3112 0 0.17764 0 COLO680N 0.69613 −0.28008 −0.49927 0 −0.44495 0 1.4641 0 SNU407 0.4015 0.60077 −0.92511 1 −0.92411 0 0.4525 0 8MGBA 1.1619 0.34351 0.86068 0 −0.1321 0 0.87418 0 MEWO −0.67655 0.28008 0.82891 0 −0.8427 0 0.49028 0 BICR6 0.45764 −1.3418 −1.1533 0 −0.44095 0 −1.3042 0 SKOV3 0.2483 0.17526 0.43039 1 0.12417 0 1.5418 0 HCC1428 −0.59038 0.2265 −0.72504 0 0 0 0 0 HMC18 −0.49513 0.18646 −0.027863 0 −1.2734 0 0.72659 0 NCIH2228 1.4709 −0.26046 −0.03805 0 0 0 0 0 KYSE180 −0.37687 −0.033825 −0.63779 0 0.11446 0 −0.538 0 YD38 0.17222 −0.64849 −0.58275 0 1.0922 1 0.90842 0 TE11 −0.088316 −0.25473 −0.95085 0 0.17451 0 0.90143 0 SNU738 −0.099847 −0.041235 0.281 0 0 0 0 0 KYSE510 0.42043 0.22848 −0.6745 0 −0.27509 0 0.86096 0 SW1990 0.56129 −0.41628 0.12791 0 −0.091998 0 0.61773 0 MELHO 0.071347 0.29317 0.82269 0 −0.0012482 0 0.6767 0 T47D −0.30475 −0.087625 −0.645 0 −0.43893 0 1.3441 0 MIAPACA2 −0.46974 −0.20189 −0.040465 0 1.0144 0 −1.6812 1 HT1080 −0.56911 −0.060481 0.56977 0 0.66658 0 0.27513 0 CORL105 1.7741 −0.77532 −0.34144 0 −0.43277 0 0.57996 0 SNU840 −0.10605 −0.33426 −0.30579 0 0.42111 0 −1.0468 0 KNS42 0.82754 0.59094 0.79185 0 −0.2481 0 0.2704 0 HARA −0.41033 0.069459 −0.49615 0 −0.36131 0 −1.5282 0 NCIH292 −0.14798 −0.6154 −0.76001 0 −0.70328 0 −0.61676 0 MCAS −0.16268 −0.48638 −0.86994 0 2.2382 1 0.94448 0 NCIH1437 −0.18617 −0.56645 −0.54534 0 −1.0274 0 −1.2465 0 SNU216 0.24002 0.018639 −0.78847 0 −0.033129 0 0.79289 0 BXPC3 0.2805 −0.33026 −0.72914 0 −0.43484 0 −0.80312 0 PECAPJ49 0.97672 −0.55888 −0.31569 0 −0.48156 0 1.4027 0 HCC1588 0.0069936 −0.80279 −1.2983 0 −0.57197 0 1.3556 0 CAL27 1.4058 −0.44272 −0.85215 0 −1.1055 0 0.80471 0 NUGC4 −0.50673 −0.42043 −1.1653 0 0.20619 0 0.49785 0 LS1034 0.18635 −0.34681 −1.0213 0 −0.4682 0 0 0 COLO800 0.7086 −0.070127 0.89842 0 −0.58672 0 0.73183 0 A549 −0.44629 −0.71744 0.024819 0 −0.50933 0 −0.72883 0 IGR37 −0.14066 0.32134 0.83167 0 −1.1582 0 1.118 0 SNU1196 −0.56663 −0.25185 −0.78581 0 −0.55562 0 −1.2848 0 HUH1 −0.26659 −0.62281 −0.11427 0 −0.44891 0 0.46006 0 SNU245 −0.55022 −0.3666 −1.3291 0 −0.56092 0 −0.0033299 0 MCF7 −0.36929 −0.08528 −0.87763 0 −0.48348 0 0.09358 0 COV644 −0.10077 −0.56108 −0.86112 0 −0.57774 0 −0.018352 0 NCIH1623 −0.31728 −0.11959 −0.83086 0 0 0 0 0 RCM1 0.39185 −0.7751 −0.84294 0 −0.57484 0 1.2045 0 ESS1 0.54029 −0.054485 0.60898 0 0.076818 0 1.2667 0 COLO678 −0.29285 0.38339 −0.57728 0 −1.2142 0 0.42968 0 HCC95 −0.063024 −0.086454 −0.5241 0 0 0 0 0 LOXIMVI −0.24447 0.070658 0.69788 0 0.56021 0 −0.47568 0 TE14 −0.25155 0.078283 −0.81992 0 2.6381 1 1.2456 0 PANC0403 0.37507 −0.87971 −0.77484 0 −0.82917 0 0.52074 0 ZR751 −0.70348 −0.20311 −0.74509 0 −0.54545 0 −1.7958 1 HEC1A −0.30538 0.32117 −0.51323 1 −0.4015 0 −1.1173 0 CAL12T −0.32365 −0.44614 −0.90358 0 −1.1914 0 −0.97867 0 CAL29 0.068124 −0.17734 −0.89047 0 −0.76694 0 1.2352 0 HEC1B −0.60685 0.2353 −0.0063849 1 0.73083 0 −1.4239 0 HCC1937 0.81379 −0.22045 −0.92805 0 0 0 −0.33781 0 DU145 0.12785 −0.20368 0.25868 1 −0.41549 0 0.60068 0 NCIH1355 −0.24221 0.25495 0.12589 0 0 0 0.04687 0 SNU668 −0.097116 −0.24987 0.15184 0 0 0 0.0673 0 EFE184 0.38213 −0.84985 −0.52148 0 0 0 −0.38199 0 HT1376 0.12832 0.10821 −0.80002 0 −0.9084 0 1.1088 0 OVSAHO 0.32143 0.00097948 0.10084 0 −0.47391 0 0.18321 0 WM1799 −0.17653 −0.20015 1.0086 0 −1.0091 0 0.24114 0 OUMS23 −0.80037 0.26791 −0.79947 0 −0.59294 0 −1.8666 1 NCIH358 −0.15013 0.32888 −0.55214 0 −0.80321 0 0.26563 0 HUH28 0.56267 −0.47924 0.70311 0 0 0 0 0 NCIH1373 0.56469 −0.34131 −0.028168 0 0 0 0 0 PECAPJ15 0.7915 −0.36755 −0.79711 0 −0.42857 0 1.0224 0 FADU 0.15332 0.22528 −0.74962 0 2.1228 1 0.84164 0 MKN45 −0.46009 0.24883 −0.80784 0 −0.8931 0 0.5169 0 RMGI −0.35943 −1.41 −1.1303 0 −0.38379 0 −0.1153 0 SNU308 0.18776 −0.056606 −0.84884 0 −0.39158 0 0 0 MPP89 0.28089 −0.019974 0.72471 0 −0.25277 0 0.1126 0 RERFLCKJ 0.041201 −0.45362 −1.0733 0 0 0 0 0 HEC265 −0.24822 0.19461 −0.53958 1 −1.2613 0 −1.1902 0 SNU886 0.24319 0.28473 0.73677 0 0 0 0.039919 0 HCC4006 0.33013 −0.32761 −0.63799 0 0.65092 0 0.55186 0 UACC62 0.041012 −0.091724 0.84181 0 −0.19179 0 0.032895 0 PANC0813 0.0034133 −0.23909 −0.79041 0 1.9025 1 −1.6366 0 CAPAN2 0.76304 −0.21191 −0.76112 0 −0.4932 0 0.23104 0 LUDLU1 0.093881 −0.3935 −0.85777 0 −0.41994 0 0.11881 0 LCLC103H 0.45046 −0.2817 0.58097 0 0.60487 0 0.27983 0 SW1088 0.5117 −0.0033039 0.9584 0 −0.35831 0 0 0 PC3 −0.40568 −0.5311 −0.14147 0 −0.49914 0 0.62643 0 NCIH446 −1.349 1.1616 0.83898 0 0 0 0 0 SNU410 0.6518 −0.41017 0.5323 0 0 0 0 0 BFTC905 −0.27729 −0.032621 −0.62965 0 0.39504 0 0.39084 0 HCC44 0.30028 −0.59221 −0.16868 0 0.95787 0 −0.91286 0 NCIH2009 0.25857 0.078435 −0.28752 0 −0.52214 0 0 0 BICR18 −0.031578 −0.12247 −0.63504 0 −1.2856 0 −2.6383 1 OVCAR4 0.0051677 −0.10275 −0.46461 0 −0.46438 0 0 0 HCC78 1.1844 −0.40632 −0.84503 0 −0.51779 0 −0.83379 0 SQ1 0.41623 −0.41072 −0.8286 0 0 0 0 0 SKMEL5 0.13142 −0.12862 0.7476 0 −0.71312 0 1.1651 0 HS939T 1.1444 −0.051972 1.1181 0 −0.43068 0 0 0 MDAMB231 0.34222 0.022058 0.48967 0 0.86718 0 0.4143 0 SW780 0.1913 0.39043 −0.73336 0 0 0 0 0 RERFLCAD1 1.1278 0.037519 −0.28286 0 0 0 0 0 YAPC 0.69184 −0.0092081 −0.48773 0 −0.32216 0 1.4147 0 JHH1 −0.36385 −0.15871 −0.71785 0 −0.65833 0 0 0 BT474 −0.70005 0.11568 −0.99723 0 0.22795 0 0 0 RCC10RGB 0.46918 −0.8868 0.3374 0 −0.69373 0 0 0 HDQP1 0.60478 −0.33178 −0.75999 0 −0.44694 0 −0.14147 0 HT1197 −0.32682 −0.39647 −0.91241 0 0 0 −2.1926 1 BICR31 0.47801 −0.72165 −0.62439 0 −0.34586 0 0 0 NCIH2126 0.0055043 −0.35621 −0.89648 0 −0.46629 0 −1.4444 0 MDAMB175VII −0.13805 −0.40575 −0.92072 0 −0.10574 0 0 0 HS766T 0.13338 −0.5385 0.22668 0 −0.31856 0 −0.84932 0 Table B which Includes Table B, Table B2, and Table B3): Lists of Genes Identified by Genome-Scale CRISPR Screens to have Significant Enrichment (or. Conversely) Depletion of SgRNAs and by PRISM Studies to have Correlation of their Transcript Levels with NK Cell Sensitivity, or Conversely, Resistance

TABLE B1 (Mutations) 24 hr 48 hr 72 hr Genes subgroup 24 hr P 24 hr Q subgroup 48 hr P 48 hr Q subgroup 72 hr P 72 hr Q CDKN2A Resistant 0.00069 0.58428 Resistant 0.00158 0.54306 Resistant 0.00055 0.56011 PTPN13 Sensitive 0.01798 0.58428 Sensitive 0.00137 0.54306 Sensitive 0.00137 0.56011 ZNF292 Sensitive 0.07511 0.58428 Sensitive 0.00044 0.54306 Sensitive 0.00198 0.56011 EHMT1 Sensitive 0.12402 0.58428 Sensitive 0.00111 0.54306 Sensitive 0.00062 0.56011 KRAS Resistant 0.0055 0.58428 Resistant 0.04852 0.54306 Resistant 0.00066 0.56011 B2M Sensitive 0.01371 0.58428 Sensitive 0.00767 0.54306 Sensitive 0.0043 0.56011 MET Sensitive 0.19751 0.58428 Sensitive 0.00137 0.54306 Sensitive 0.00242 0.56011 WFS1 Sensitive 0.05691 0.58428 Sensitive 0.00623 0.54306 Sensitive 0.00242 0.56011 EIF4G1 Sensitive 0.03269 0.58428 Sensitive 0.01795 0.54306 Sensitive 0.00343 0.56011 NLN Sensitive 0.01371 0.58428 Sensitive 0.01371 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01371 0.56011 VBP1 Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.00767 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01371 0.56011 MZF1 Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.00767 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01371 0.56011 CHD9 Sensitive 0.0981 0.58428 Sensitive 0.0043 0.54306 Sensitive 0.00767 0.56011 TCOF1 Sensitive 0.05523 0.58428 Sensitive 0.00767 0.54306 Sensitive 0.00767 0.56011 TTLL3 Sensitive 0.01371 0.58428 Sensitive 0.01371 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 PLXND1 Sensitive 0.1585 0.58428 Sensitive 0.00322 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01083 0.56011 WDR90 Sensitive 0.09144 0.58428 Sensitive 0.00626 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01006 0.56011 OBSCN Sensitive 0.01903 0.58428 Sensitive 0.01903 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01903 0.56011 GOLGA4 Sensitive 0.03116 0.58428 Sensitive 0.03213 0.54306 Sensitive 0.00767 0.56011 VPRBP Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.01371 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01371 0.56011 IWS1 Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 QSOX2 Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 MID1 Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.09906 0.54306 Sensitive 0.00767 0.56011 MTSS1L Sensitive 0.01371 0.58428 Sensitive 0.18139 0.54306 Sensitive 0.00767 0.56011 CUL7 Sensitive 0.03148 0.58428 Sensitive 0.0907 0.54306 Sensitive 0.00767 0.56011 ATR Sensitive 0.25185 0.58428 Sensitive 0.01761 0.54306 Sensitive 0.00563 0.56011 SYMPK Sensitive 0.24648 0.58428 Sensitive 0.00767 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01371 0.56011 METTL3 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 SART1 Resistant 0.01371 0.58428 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 MRC2 Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01371 0.56011 SMAD4 Resistant 0.06559 0.58428 Resistant 0.08562 0.54306 Resistant 0.00526 0.56011 C15orf39 Sensitive 0.05579 0.58428 Sensitive 0.01779 0.54306 Sensitive 0.03148 0.56011 BRCA2 Sensitive 0.01371 0.58428 Sensitive 0.01371 0.54306 Sensitive 0.17476 0.56011 ARHGAP19 Sensitive 0.17476 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.00767 0.56011 ESPL1 Sensitive 0.05663 0.58428 Sensitive 0.24471 0.54306 Sensitive 0.00242 0.56011 DMXL2 Resistant 0.01888 0.58428 Resistant 0.09444 0.54306 Resistant 0.0194 0.56011 CAMSAP3 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.05806 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01371 0.56011 NOTCH3 Sensitive 0.01913 0.58428 Sensitive 0.01913 0.54306 Sensitive 0.10297 0.56011 TSPYL2 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 PLEKHA5 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 ZNF880 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 SLMAP Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 C22orf29 Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 AQR Sensitive 0.07904 0.58428 Sensitive 0.19079 0.54306 Sensitive 0.00356 0.56011 POTEE Sensitive 0.37081 0.67304 Sensitive 0.06616 0.54306 Sensitive 0.00221 0.56011 TMEM131 Sensitive 0.09144 0.58428 Sensitive 0.03326 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01855 0.56011 POLG Sensitive 0.01371 0.58428 Sensitive 0.1764 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 ATP6V0A2 Sensitive 0.318 0.58428 Sensitive 0.01371 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01371 0.56011 FAM217B Sensitive 0.32079 0.58428 Sensitive 0.00767 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 VPS18 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.05523 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01371 0.56011 ZNF326 Resistant 0.0043 0.58428 Resistant 0.57109 0.80493 Resistant 0.03355 0.56011 GBA2 Sensitive 0.05864 0.58428 Sensitive 0.01371 0.54306 Sensitive 0.10297 0.56011 TAF5L Sensitive 0.15374 0.58428 Sensitive 0.01061 0.54306 Sensitive 0.05346 0.56011 ZMYM5 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 SBF2 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 SNTB1 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 RALBP1 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 ZNF253 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 TRIM5 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 KARS Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 ARHGAP18 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 ASTN2 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01371 0.56011 ZNF107 Sensitive 0.05635 0.58428 Sensitive 0.0567 0.54306 Sensitive 0.03279 0.56011 PLCG1 Sensitive 0.31247 0.58428 Sensitive 0.01371 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 ZNF48 Sensitive 0.31247 0.58428 Sensitive 0.01371 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 CEP72 Resistant 0.56036 0.85098 Resistant 0.02468 0.54306 Resistant 0.00767 0.56011 FNIP1 Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.17805 0.56011 TAB3 Sensitive 0.17887 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 DCAF5 Sensitive 0.05691 0.58428 Sensitive 0.03313 0.54306 Sensitive 0.05806 0.56011 PITPNM2 Sensitive 0.17971 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 MYO9A Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.01371 0.54306 Sensitive 0.17805 0.56011 KDM4C Sensitive 0.05777 0.58428 Sensitive 0.03296 0.54306 Sensitive 0.05806 0.56011 VPS8 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.10002 0.56011 KRT6C Resistant 0.05748 0.58428 Resistant 0.00767 0.54306 Resistant 0.25185 0.56011 PCF11 Resistant 0.01371 0.58428 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.18139 0.56011 REPIN1 Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.05691 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 BRAF Resistant 0.26432 0.58428 Resistant 0.00671 0.54306 Resistant 0.06915 0.56011 POLRMT Sensitive 0.08852 0.58428 Sensitive 0.13552 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01028 0.56011 DOCK6 Sensitive 0.01371 0.58428 Sensitive 0.40421 0.67926 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 ARHGAP5 Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.0981 0.54306 Sensitive 0.05691 0.56011 BTN3A1 Sensitive 0.00767 0.58428 Sensitive 0.17476 0.54306 Sensitive 0.10297 0.56011 FLII Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.05579 0.54306 Sensitive 0.05579 0.56011 SOCS5 Sensitive 0.17805 0.58428 Sensitive 0.10297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.00767 0.56011 LAMA5 Sensitive 0.05297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08719 0.54306 Sensitive 0.03152 0.56011 STK10 Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.25185 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 ADAM10 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 CSNK1A1 Resistant 0.08297 0.58428 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 DHX9 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 FGFR1 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 LEPR Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 CD46 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 THBS3 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 RIPK2 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 CHEK2 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 HPS6 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 GOLGA2 Sensitive 0.01779 0.58428 Sensitive 0.16093 0.54306 Sensitive 0.05864 0.56011 TSKU Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 VPS16 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 SNIP1 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 ATRX Sensitive 0.00558 0.58428 Sensitive 0.09877 0.54306 Sensitive 0.31311 0.56011 TMEM67 Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 NUMA1 Sensitive 0.48523 0.84963 Sensitive 0.03444 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01095 0.56011 C8orf76 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.1764 0.56011 TTC28 Sensitive 0.01371 0.58428 Sensitive 0.3194 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 ACSL4 Sensitive 0.17805 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 CLOCK Sensitive 0.05523 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.14908 0.56011 SMC2 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.101 0.56011 RAB3IP Resistant 0.01874 0.58428 Resistant 0.19878 0.54306 Resistant 0.05635 0.56011 PWWP2A Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.05691 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 PCNX Sensitive 0.40449 0.7302 Sensitive 0.03189 0.54306 Sensitive 0.0181 0.56011 FYCO1 Sensitive 0.41087 0.73569 Sensitive 0.03148 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01817 0.56011 PHF2 Sensitive 0.17476 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.05523 0.56011 ABL1 Sensitive 0.01371 0.58428 Sensitive 0.71438 0.95424 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 REXO1 Sensitive 0.99313 1 Sensitive 0.01798 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01371 0.56011 SPRED2 Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.05806 0.54306 Sensitive 0.17971 0.56011 B4GALT1 Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.24471 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 SAFB2 Sensitive 0.15492 0.58428 Sensitive 0.03246 0.54306 Sensitive 0.05691 0.56011 ZNF41 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 IMPACT Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 MED25 Resistant 0.08297 0.58428 Resistant 0.08297 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 CBX2 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 XIAP Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 IRF1 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 NME4 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.08297 0.54306 Resistant 0.08297 0.56011 TBX3 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 BAP1 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 RABL6 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 FAM110A Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 ZNF616 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 ZNF438 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 C6orf132 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 SKA3 Resistant 0.15789 0.58428 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 GAS6 Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 CLIP1 Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 TLE2 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.15789 0.56011 NUAK1 Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 FANCI Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 ATG9A Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 EVI5L Resistant 0.15789 0.58428 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 TUBG2 Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 SBNO2 Sensitive 0.24648 0.58428 Sensitive 0.10002 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01371 0.56011 GPR125 Sensitive 0.12402 0.58428 Sensitive 0.01072 0.54306 Sensitive 0.25547 0.56011 MSH2 Sensitive 0.56036 0.85098 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 ZFP90 Resistant 0.56036 0.85098 Resistant 0.02468 0.54306 Resistant 0.02468 0.56011 ZBED4 Resistant 0.56706 0.85098 Resistant 0.02468 0.54306 Resistant 0.02468 0.56011 PIKFYVE Resistant 0.5693 0.85098 Resistant 0.02468 0.54306 Resistant 0.02468 0.56011 C11orf30 Sensitive 0.01371 0.58428 Sensitive 0.10002 0.54306 Sensitive 0.25547 0.56011 SEC31B Sensitive 0.1764 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 HMCN1 Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.32079 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 STIM2 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.17971 0.56011 DOK1 Sensitive 0.17805 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 LRIG3 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.18139 0.56011 SMARCAL1 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.17971 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 TMUB1 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.17971 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 CENPE Sensitive 0.01371 0.58428 Sensitive 0.05815 0.54306 Sensitive 0.48141 0.8091 CHD3 Sensitive 0.0328 0.58428 Sensitive 0.03297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.36341 0.63201 N4BP1 Sensitive 0.65844 0.95304 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01371 0.56011 CELSR2 Resistant 0.69497 0.99286 Resistant 0.01913 0.54306 Resistant 0.03181 0.56011 ZBTB39 Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.0981 0.54306 Sensitive 0.17476 0.56011 PWP2 Sensitive 0.17476 0.58428 Sensitive 0.0981 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 INTS10 Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.1764 0.54306 Sensitive 0.0981 0.56011 FRAS1 Sensitive 0.17805 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.09906 0.56011 BAZ2B Sensitive 0.10198 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.17476 0.56011 DCTN1 Sensitive 0.17805 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.101 0.56011 KIAA1211 Sensitive 0.40421 0.72983 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 ZNF646 Sensitive 0.17805 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.10297 0.56011 GLYR1 Sensitive 0.32079 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.05806 0.56011 RPTOR Resistant 0.25913 0.58428 Resistant 0.05748 0.54306 Resistant 0.03116 0.56011 PLD2 Sensitive 0.25456 0.58428 Sensitive 0.05579 0.54306 Sensitive 0.03279 0.56011 MTMR9 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.41489 0.68755 Sensitive 0.01371 0.56011 ATF7IP Resistant 0.01884 0.58428 Resistant 0.08297 0.54306 Resistant 0.30717 0.56011 TAF2 Sensitive 0.24648 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 IIAM1 Resistant 0.65287 0.95304 Resistant 0.10002 0.54306 Resistant 0.00767 0.56011 ZNF335 Sensitive 0.46504 0.81819 Sensitive 0.01874 0.54306 Sensitive 0.05748 0.56011 BCOR Resistant 0.77752 1 Resistant 0.00606 0.54306 Resistant 0.11648 0.56011 TONSL Sensitive 0.05691 0.58428 Sensitive 0.01371 0.54306 Sensitive 0.70465 0.96584 COL6A1 Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 HLA-F Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 KIF22 Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 ZNF213 Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 PSMF1 Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 PQBP1 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.15789 0.56011 HMG20A Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.15789 0.56011 ACOT7 Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 RRP1B Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 LEMD3 Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 EML2 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.15789 0.56011 C14orf159 Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 ZNF397 Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 TUBA1C Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.15789 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 FBXO45 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.15789 0.54306 Resistant 0.08297 0.56011 BMS1 Sensitive 0.24826 0.58428 Sensitive 0.09906 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 DPP7 Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Resistant 1 1 TMEM104 Resistant 0.99313 1 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.01371 0.56011 ASCC2 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.01371 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 FUBP1 Sensitive 0.56036 0.85098 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 NUP85 Sensitive 0.56036 0.85098 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 PIK3R1 Sensitive 0.56482 0.85098 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 MYLK Sensitive 0.09906 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.2573 0.56011 PCDHGA10 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.31247 0.56011 DDR1 Sensitive 0.31247 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 ELL Sensitive 0.31247 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 SPATA2 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.31247 0.56011 CCDC142 Sensitive 0.31247 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 MALT1 Sensitive 0.5693 0.85098 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 HEATR5B Sensitive 0.5693 0.85098 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 COBL Sensitive 0.25366 0.58428 Sensitive 0.101 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 ARVCF Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.31523 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 EFCAB14 Sensitive 0.31523 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 ESRP1 Sensitive 0.31523 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 UNKL Sensitive 0.31523 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 ADCK1 Sensitive 0.31247 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 RBL1 Sensitive 0.318 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 TPP2 Resistant 0.02468 0.58428 Resistant 0.10297 0.54306 Resistant 0.25366 0.56011 SLC7A5 Resistant 0.32008 0.58428 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 SERPINH1 Sensitive 0.31523 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 VRK2 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.32079 0.56011 IGSF8 Resistant 0.08297 0.58428 Resistant 0.02468 0.54306 Resistant 0.318 0.56011 SART3 Sensitive 0.25366 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.05748 0.56011 ZNF45 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.1764 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 SFI1 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.1764 0.56011 INTS6 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.1764 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 SLCO1B3 Resistant 0.08297 0.58428 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.1764 0.56011 BICD1 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.32079 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 SECISBP2L Resistant 0.08297 0.58428 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.17805 0.56011 ANKRD27 Resistant 0.08297 0.58428 Resistant 0.17805 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 MICAL3 Sensitive 0.29143 0.58428 Sensitive 0.0062 0.54306 Sensitive 0.37459 0.65104 ANO8 Sensitive 0.17805 0.58428 Sensitive 0.15492 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 HDAC9 Resistant 0.08297 0.58428 Resistant 0.25366 0.54306 Resistant 0.0328 0.56011 ITGA6 Sensitive 0.42029 0.74194 Sensitive 0.05691 0.54306 Sensitive 0.03116 0.56011 DSG2 Resistant 0.02468 0.58428 Resistant 0.17971 0.54306 Resistant 0.17476 0.56011 NVL Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.05523 0.54306 Sensitive 0.5693 0.82143 GIT2 Resistant 0.70465 1 Resistant 0.02468 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 DHX34 Sensitive 0.47004 0.82593 Sensitive 0.01836 0.54306 Sensitive 0.09293 0.56011 SIX5 Sensitive 0.18055 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.18139 0.56011 FAM189B Resistant 0.10002 0.58428 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.18139 0.56011 PPP5C Sensitive 0.17805 0.58428 Sensitive 0.10198 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 MCM2 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.1764 0.54306 Sensitive 0.10297 0.56011 KIAA0586 Resistant 0.99313 1 Resistant 0.0333 0.54306 Resistant 0.02468 0.56011 MPDZ Sensitive 0.53248 0.85098 Sensitive 0.0324 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04751 0.56011 KMT2B Sensitive 0.12897 0.58428 Sensitive 0.03999 0.54306 Sensitive 0.15923 0.56011 C9orf3 Sensitive 0.40157 0.72625 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 NDOR1 Sensitive 0.10247 0.58428 Sensitive 0.18139 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 UBE4A Sensitive 0.41893 0.74074 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 PYGB Sensitive 0.25366 0.58428 Sensitive 0.01371 0.54306 Sensitive 0.24826 0.56011 ARID2 Sensitive 0.99124 1 Sensitive 0.03048 0.54306 Sensitive 0.03048 0.56011 ZNF28 Resistant 0.01371 0.58428 Resistant 0.09144 0.54306 Resistant 0.7418 1 NFKB1 Sensitive 0.69819 0.99591 Sensitive 0.01371 0.54306 Sensitive 0.09906 0.56011 RTN3 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.2573 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 NUP98 Sensitive 0.10002 0.58428 Sensitive 0.01371 0.54306 Sensitive 0.70465 0.96584 DDX28 Resistant 0.40157 0.72625 Resistant 0.02468 0.54306 Resistant 0.10297 0.56011 PLEKHH3 Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.10002 0.54306 Sensitive 0.423 0.7163 NCOR1 Sensitive 0.42029 0.74194 Sensitive 0.01371 0.54306 Sensitive 0.18139 0.56011 BPTF Sensitive 0.12574 0.58428 Sensitive 0.01817 0.54306 Sensitive 0.47256 0.79727 SNX21 Sensitive 0.09906 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.24826 0.56011 PDS5A Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.02468 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 C3orf17 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 1 1 RXRA Resistant 0.15789 0.58428 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.15789 0.56011 GCFC2 Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.15789 0.56011 SEC14L2 Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.15789 0.56011 FBXO4 Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.15789 0.56011 TMX3 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.15789 0.54306 Resistant 0.15789 0.56011 CORO1B Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.15789 0.56011 PRRC1 Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.15789 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 LDLR Sensitive 0.56036 0.85098 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 DCAF8 Sensitive 0.56036 0.85098 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 DVL2 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.56482 0.82143 CORO2A Sensitive 0.31247 0.58428 Resistant 0.08297 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 PFKFB2 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.31247 0.56011 WDR46 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.31247 0.56011 HECA Sensitive 0.31247 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 FBXO42 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.31247 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 ZNF628 Sensitive 0.5693 0.85098 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 ZDHHC13 Sensitive 0.31523 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 CSPP1 Sensitive 0.31523 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 PSEN2 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.31523 0.56011 FOXP1 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.31523 0.56011 NOMO2 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.31523 0.56011 TRIM66 Resistant 0.08297 0.58428 Resistant 0.318 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 UBR5 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.318 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 BUB1 Sensitive 0.32008 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 IDH2 Resistant 0.32008 0.58428 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.08297 0.56011 MCM5 Sensitive 0.32008 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 PER3 Resistant 0.32008 0.58428 Resistant 0.08297 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 HEATR2 Sensitive 0.32008 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 XPO1 Sensitive 0.32079 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 TRAF3IP1 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.32079 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 ZMYM1 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.32079 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 ZBTB45 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.32079 0.56011 PIGS Sensitive 0.32079 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 TFIP11 Sensitive 0.31452 0.58428 Sensitive 0.12402 0.54306 Sensitive 0.03148 0.56011 TWF2 Resistant 0.318 0.58428 Resistant 0.02468 0.54306 Resistant 0.15789 0.56011 PHF20L1 Sensitive 0.18139 0.58428 Sensitive 0.15789 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 DPP9 Resistant 0.15789 0.58428 Resistant 0.18139 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 AHNAK2 Sensitive 0.76636 1 Sensitive 0.15971 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01061 0.56011 FHOD3 Sensitive 0.65101 0.95304 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 KLF10 Sensitive 0.64363 0.95304 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 ATAD2 Resistant 0.47256 0.82982 Resistant 0.01836 0.54306 Resistant 0.15257 0.56011 ZFP91 Resistant 0.65472 0.95304 Resistant 0.02468 0.54306 Resistant 0.08297 0.56011 THAP4 Sensitive 0.03148 0.58428 Sensitive 0.10297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.41489 0.70833 MLH1 Sensitive 0.0328 0.58428 Sensitive 0.26098 0.54306 Sensitive 0.15971 0.56011 MAP2K7 Sensitive 0.31523 0.58428 Sensitive 0.0981 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 TNKS1BP1 Resistant 0.99625 1 Resistant 0.01371 0.54306 Resistant 0.10198 0.56011 CCPG1 Sensitive 0.1764 0.58428 Sensitive 0.1764 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 TRERF1 Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.31523 0.54306 Sensitive 0.18139 0.56011 GPRC5C Sensitive 0.32079 0.58428 Sensitive 0.0981 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 PKNOX1 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.10002 0.54306 Sensitive 0.31523 0.56011 OSCP1 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.17805 0.54306 Sensitive 0.17805 0.56011 GALNT10 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.17805 0.54306 Resistant 0.17805 0.56011 TENM2 Sensitive 0.17805 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.17805 0.56011 DHX32 Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.17971 0.54306 Sensitive 0.32079 0.56011 GABBR1 Sensitive 0.32079 0.58428 Sensitive 0.17971 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 VARS2 Sensitive 0.18139 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.32079 0.56011 XRN2 Resistant 0.17971 0.58428 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.17805 0.56011 ACAD10 Sensitive 0.70465 1 Sensitive 0.14908 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01371 0.56011 USP40 Resistant 0.1514 0.58428 Resistant 0.69819 0.93934 Resistant 0.01371 0.56011 KIAA2018 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.17971 0.54306 Resistant 0.17971 0.56011 ALS2 Resistant 0.26098 0.58428 Resistant 0.01371 0.54306 Resistant 0.40687 0.70226 APMAP Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.18139 0.54306 Sensitive 0.18139 0.56011 FAM83D Sensitive 0.18139 0.58428 Sensitive 0.18139 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 ACTR3B Sensitive 0.10297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.32079 0.56011 NFXL1 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.08297 0.54306 Resistant 0.4122 0.7066 CCDC66 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.41623 0.6887 Resistant 0.08297 0.56011 CTDP1 Sensitive 0.73889 1 Sensitive 0.01083 0.54306 Sensitive 0.19878 0.56011 VPS13C Sensitive 0.77171 1 Sensitive 0.04351 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04898 0.56011 SRCAP Resistant 0.99599 1 Resistant 0.45055 0.7393 Resistant 0.00379 0.56011 IBTK Resistant 0.1764 0.58428 Resistant 0.03181 0.54306 Resistant 0.31247 0.56011 PASK Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.09482 0.54306 Sensitive 0.41354 0.70824 TANC2 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.0981 0.54306 Resistant 0.40157 0.69651 KANK2 Sensitive 0.40687 0.73281 Sensitive 0.0981 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 DIAPH1 Resistant 0.17971 0.58428 Resistant 0.4122 0.68578 Resistant 0.02468 0.56011 HSPG2 Sensitive 0.03759 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08751 0.54306 Sensitive 0.58371 0.84189 GSE1 Sensitive 0.60532 0.90384 Sensitive 0.2467 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01287 0.56011 PTPRU Sensitive 0.41758 0.73906 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.10297 0.56011 KLHL36 Sensitive 0.10297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.41758 0.70996 SIPA1L3 Resistant 0.00767 0.58428 Resistant 0.25547 0.54306 Resistant 0.99625 1 EXPH5 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.99771 1 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 ZDHHC23 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 GLI3 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 1 1 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 NKIRAS2 Sensitive 1 1 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 SLC9A1 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Resistant 0.985 1 Resistant 0.02468 0.56011 STX18 Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.1764 0.54306 Sensitive 0.46754 0.78978 EPHB6 Sensitive 0.08297 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Resistant 1 1 OSBP Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 1 1 HDHD2 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.08297 0.54306 Resistant 0.02468 0.56011 ALMS1 Sensitive 0.48268 0.84557 Sensitive 0.03347 0.54306 Sensitive 0.12748 0.56011 KIF1C Sensitive 0.41489 0.73761 Sensitive 0.03116 0.54306 Sensitive 0.16093 0.56011 KCMF1 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.08297 0.54306 Resistant 0.56036 0.82143 SERINC1 Sensitive 0.56036 0.85098 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 EDC3 Sensitive 0.56036 0.85098 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 AGPAT9 Sensitive 0.56036 0.85098 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 SHPRH Sensitive 0.56036 0.85098 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 BIRC6 Sensitive 0.01663 0.58428 Sensitive 0.34652 0.58562 Sensitive 0.36303 0.63155 CLASRP Resistant 0.65844 0.95304 Resistant 0.03213 0.54306 Resistant 0.09906 0.56011 KLHL13 Sensitive 0.56482 0.85098 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 C16orf95 Resistant 0.56482 0.85098 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.08297 0.56011 DNM2 Resistant 0.56482 0.85098 Resistant 0.08297 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 IFNAR2 Sensitive 0.56482 0.85098 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 DDX20 Sensitive 0.56482 0.85098 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 SIRT3 Sensitive 0.56482 0.85098 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 LYAR Sensitive 0.56482 0.85098 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 PRUNE2 Sensitive 0.56706 0.85098 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 FBXW5 Sensitive 0.01371 0.58428 Sensitive 0.1573 0.54306 Resistant 0.98209 1 MECOM Sensitive 0.5693 0.85098 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 IGFBP4 Sensitive 0.5693 0.85098 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 ORC1 Sensitive 0.5693 0.85098 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 IRS2 Sensitive 0.5693 0.85098 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 STARD3 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.5693 0.80261 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 PSIP1 Sensitive 0.5693 0.85098 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 ZNF496 Resistant 0.08297 0.58428 Resistant 0.5693 0.80261 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 SCAP Sensitive 0.70465 1 Sensitive 0.09144 0.54306 Sensitive 0.03313 0.56011 MKL1 Sensitive 0.26283 0.58428 Sensitive 0.25366 0.54306 Sensitive 0.0328 0.56011 NOTCH1 Sensitive 0.7864 1 Sensitive 0.08931 0.54306 Sensitive 0.03115 0.56011 LPIN3 Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.31247 0.56011 JUND Resistant 0.02468 0.58428 Resistant 0.15789 0.54306 Resistant 0.5693 0.82143 EPN1 Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.31523 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 SLTM Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.31523 0.56011 DDX24 Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.318 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 MAU2 Resistant 0.3194 0.58428 Resistant 0.15789 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 DNAJB9 Sensitive 0.32008 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.15789 0.56011 ZMYND11 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.32008 0.54306 Resistant 0.15789 0.56011 USP25 Resistant 0.32008 0.58428 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.15789 0.56011 HR Resistant 0.32008 0.58428 Resistant 0.15789 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 DSEL Sensitive 0.32008 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.15789 0.56011 CLIP2 Sensitive 0.32079 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.15789 0.56011 ZFP36 Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.32079 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 IER5L Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.32079 0.54306 Resistant 0.15789 0.56011 IFT81 Resistant 0.08297 0.58428 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.64363 0.91874 PDCD6 Sensitive 0.65472 0.95304 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 AHI1 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.65472 0.89825 Resistant 0.08297 0.56011 SETD6 Sensitive 0.31247 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.17476 0.56011 SPRTN Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.65844 0.89825 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 BSDC1 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.08297 0.54306 Sensitive 0.66216 0.91947 PARP9 Resistant 0.66589 0.95452 Resistant 0.08297 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 APEX2 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.08297 0.54306 Resistant 0.66589 0.91947 EXOC4 Resistant 0.99313 1 Resistant 0.02468 0.54306 Resistant 0.10297 0.56011 CREBBP Sensitive 0.55077 0.85098 Sensitive 0.23213 0.54306 Sensitive 0.01975 0.56011 DHX37 Sensitive 0.9925 1 Sensitive 0.05691 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 CCM2 Sensitive 0.31247 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.18139 0.56011 USP42 Sensitive 0.25456 0.58428 Sensitive 0.31638 0.54306 Sensitive 0.03313 0.56011 NSD1 Sensitive 0.03474 0.58428 Sensitive 0.15257 0.54306 Sensitive 0.52292 0.82143 MAP3K9 Resistant 0.65101 0.95304 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.0981 0.56011 ARHGAP23 Sensitive 0.65472 0.95304 Resistant 0.10002 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 RAF1 Sensitive 0.66589 0.95452 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.17971 0.56011 ATXN2 Resistant 0.10198 0.58428 Resistant 0.65101 0.89825 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 ZZZ3 Resistant 0.25913 0.58428 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.25638 0.56011 PCM1 Resistant 0.47256 0.82982 Resistant 0.01836 0.54306 Resistant 0.35064 0.61105 PIEZO1 Sensitive 0.70172 0.99979 Sensitive 0.02129 0.54306 Sensitive 0.20396 0.56011 STAM2 Sensitive 0.31523 0.58428 Sensitive 0.01371 0.54306 Sensitive 0.70789 0.96835 SORL1 Sensitive 0.70465 1 Sensitive 0.0981 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 PHRF1 Sensitive 0.25547 0.58428 Sensitive 0.01874 0.54306 Resistant 0.66589 0.91947 HCFC1 Sensitive 0.03021 0.58428 Sensitive 0.23082 0.54306 Sensitive 0.46255 0.78243 KIAA0430 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.10297 0.54306 Resistant 0.03246 0.56011 AKR1B15 Resistant 0.41489 0.73761 Resistant 0.18139 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 DYNC1H1 Sensitive 0.9854 1 Sensitive 0.13045 0.54306 Sensitive 0.02694 0.56011 DAXX Sensitive 0.41758 0.73906 Sensitive 0.03347 0.54306 Sensitive 0.26283 0.56011 DYNC2H1 Resistant 0.65472 0.95304 Resistant 0.41086 0.68578 Resistant 0.01371 0.56011 COG6 Sensitive 1 1 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.08297 0.56011 AP1G1 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.08297 0.56011 LENG8 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.08297 0.56011 ARID5B Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.99438 1 Sensitive 0.15433 0.56011 ADCY6 Resistant 0.02468 0.58428 Resistant 0.15789 0.54306 Resistant 1 1 MAGI1 Sensitive 0.30172 0.58428 Sensitive 0.03148 0.54306 Sensitive 0.4122 0.7066 PRICKLE3 Resistant 0.15789 0.58428 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.56035 0.82143 SAMD4B Sensitive 0.56036 0.85098 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.15789 0.56011 XAB2 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.56036 0.80261 Resistant 0.15789 0.56011 KLHL22 Sensitive 0.56482 0.85098 Sensitive 0.15789 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 SSX2IP Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.56482 0.80261 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 TRAPPC8 Sensitive 0.56706 0.85098 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.15789 0.56011 SP4 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.15789 0.54306 Sensitive 0.5693 0.82143 CCNK Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.5693 0.82143 ZDHHC20 Resistant 0.5693 0.85098 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.15789 0.56011 TNC Resistant 0.03246 0.58428 Resistant 0.70789 0.94856 Resistant 0.1764 0.56011 KIF18B Sensitive 0.72089 1 Sensitive 0.03213 0.54306 Sensitive 0.1764 0.56011 SENP5 Resistant 0.26097 0.58428 Resistant 0.65101 0.89825 Resistant 0.02468 0.56011 C6orf141 Resistant 0.17804 0.58428 Resistant 0.99063 1 Resistant 0.02468 0.56011 USP28 Sensitive 0.56036 0.85098 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.31523 0.56011 AIFM2 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.31247 0.54306 Resistant 0.31247 0.56011 GPATCH2 Resistant 0.31247 0.58428 Resistant 0.31523 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 ZNF354A Sensitive 1 1 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.17971 0.56011 C2orf44 Resistant 0.56036 0.85098 Resistant 0.02468 0.54306 Resistant 0.32079 0.56011 WDK6 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.10002 0.54306 Resistant 0.98875 1 NAV3 Sensitive 0.31523 0.58428 Sensitive 0.31523 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 RFC1 Sensitive 0.56482 0.85098 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.32008 0.56011 DNMT3B Sensitive 0.318 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.5693 0.82143 STAG1 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.18139 0.54306 Resistant 0.02468 0.56011 ZBTB33 Sensitive 0.32008 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.31247 0.56011 MESDC1 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.10002 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 SPATA5L1 Sensitive 0.56482 0.85098 Sensitive 0.17805 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 MRPS6 Sensitive 0.32008 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.31523 0.56011 IRF2BPL Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.24826 0.54306 Sensitive 0.40687 0.70226 HSPA12A Sensitive 0.5693 0.85098 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.17805 0.56011 RHPN1 Resistant 0.32008 0.58428 Resistant 0.318 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 SSBP4 Sensitive 0.56706 0.85098 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.17971 0.56011 IPO5 Sensitive 0.32008 0.58428 Resistant 0.32008 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 RNF20 Sensitive 0.32079 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.32079 0.56011 VCL Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.15789 0.54306 Resistant 0.65844 0.91874 ACTR6 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.15789 0.54306 Resistant 0.66589 0.91947 ERCC6L Resistant 0.30716 0.58428 Resistant 0.47507 0.77677 Resistant 0.03296 0.56011 MYO1C Sensitive 0.46754 0.82219 Sensitive 0.41758 0.6887 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 ZNF516 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.03148 0.54306 Resistant 0.15433 0.56011 ERBB2 Sensitive 0.99708 1 Sensitive 0.15257 0.54306 Sensitive 0.03246 0.56011 ERBB3 Sensitive 0.64732 0.95304 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.17476 0.56011 TRIM11 Resistant 0.64363 0.95304 Resistant 0.02468 0.54306 Resistant 0.32079 0.56011 RAB11FIP1 Sensitive 0.65101 0.95304 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.17476 0.56011 FOCAD Resistant 0.318 0.58428 Resistant 0.02468 0.54306 Resistant 0.65101 0.91874 WDR13 Sensitive 0.318 0.58428 Sensitive 0.65472 0.89825 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 GIGYF2 Sensitive 0.65287 0.95304 Sensitive 0.17971 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 BAI2 Sensitive 0.02468 0.58428 Sensitive 0.32079 0.54306 Sensitive 0.66589 0.91947 AKAP13 Sensitive 0.99416 1 Resistant 0.03347 0.54306 Resistant 0.1585 0.56011 UBA3 Resistant 0.66216 0.95354 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.17971 0.56011 SPTY2D1 Resistant 0.18139 0.58428 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.65844 0.91874 PLCB1 Resistant 0.01371 0.58428 Resistant 0.40953 0.68496 Resistant 0.99438 1 MED13L Sensitive 0.3579 0.65058 Sensitive 0.32012 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04953 0.56011 TMEM185B Resistant 0.65658 0.95304 Resistant 0.65472 0.89825 Resistant 0.01371 0.56011 CHTF18 Sensitive 0.40687 0.73281 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Resistant 0.65101 0.91874 BRWD3 Resistant 0.47633 0.83565 Resistant 0.03355 0.54306 Resistant 0.41488 0.70833 MCF2L Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.15789 0.54306 Resistant 0.99313 1 APLP1 Sensitive 0.15789 0.58428 Resistant 0.99771 1 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 FGFR3 Sensitive 1 1 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.15789 0.56011 ENTPD4 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.15789 0.56011 CCP110 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.15789 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 PRSS23 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.15789 0.56011 ABCB9 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 1 1 Sensitive 0.15789 0.56011 NOB1 Sensitive 1 1 Sensitive 0.15789 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 GOLGA8A Sensitive 0.50638 0.85098 Sensitive 0.03102 0.54306 Sensitive 0.46754 0.78978 DVL1 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.26283 0.54306 Resistant 0.64363 0.91874 AASDH Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.4122 0.68578 Sensitive 0.4122 0.7066 ZNF700 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.25547 0.54306 Sensitive 0.66589 0.91947 SLC39A10 Resistant 0.99313 1 Resistant 0.02468 0.54306 Resistant 0.31247 0.56011 CRYBG3 Sensitive 0.5265 0.85098 Sensitive 0.47508 0.77677 Sensitive 0.03102 0.56011 LAMC2 Sensitive 0.318 0.58428 Resistant 0.9925 1 Resistant 0.02468 0.56011 ABCC3 Sensitive 0.25185 0.58428 Sensitive 0.03148 0.54306 Sensitive 0.98875 1 LPCAT4 Resistant 0.02468 0.58428 Resistant 0.99313 1 Resistant 0.32008 0.56011 MANBA Sensitive 0.318 0.58428 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 1 1 GFER Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.56036 0.80261 Sensitive 0.31247 0.56011 CENPB Sensitive 0.56036 0.85098 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.31247 0.56011 KIAA1549L Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.56036 0.80261 Resistant 0.31247 0.56011 USP1 Sensitive 0.41489 0.73761 Sensitive 0.423 0.69441 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 CCT7 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.1764 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 EIF4ENIF1 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.31523 0.54306 Resistant 0.56036 0.82143 UPF2 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.42029 0.6914 Sensitive 0.42029 0.71313 RPS6KA4 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.01913 0.54306 Resistant 0.41489 0.70833 ISYNA1 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.17805 0.56011 KIAA1244 Sensitive 0.17971 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.99313 1 COL6A2 Resistant 0.56036 0.85098 Resistant 0.32008 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 TARBP1 Sensitive 0.32008 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.56036 0.82143 BTBD11 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.56036 0.80261 Resistant 0.32008 0.56011 PIM2 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.5693 0.80261 Resistant 0.31523 0.56011 TNFRSF1B Resistant 0.318 0.58428 Resistant 0.56482 0.80261 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 CXorf56 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.318 0.54306 Sensitive 0.56482 0.82143 ZNF598 Sensitive 0.56482 0.85098 Sensitive 0.318 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 NEIL2 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.56482 0.80261 Resistant 0.318 0.56011 DCAF12 Resistant 0.56036 0.85098 Resistant 0.32079 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 ANKFY1 Sensitive 0.56482 0.85098 Sensitive 0.32008 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 SPIRE2 Sensitive 0.32008 0.58428 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.56482 0.82143 FZD4 Resistant 0.5693 0.85098 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.318 0.56011 SYNM Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.56482 0.80261 Sensitive 0.32079 0.56011 PAXBP1 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.56482 0.80261 Resistant 0.32079 0.56011 ACVR1 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.32008 0.54306 Resistant 0.5693 0.82143 EPB41 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.32008 0.54306 Resistant 0.5693 0.82143 GSTZ1 Sensitive 0.5693 0.85098 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.32008 0.56011 POLL Resistant 0.32008 0.58428 Resistant 0.5693 0.80261 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 SMTN Sensitive 0.32079 0.58428 Sensitive 0.5693 0.80261 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 MYH9 Resistant 0.34884 0.63462 Resistant 0.03313 0.54306 Resistant 0.71763 0.97877 SCAF8 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.25913 0.54306 Resistant 0.71763 0.97877 SMAD6 Sensitive 0.56036 0.85098 Sensitive 0.02468 0.54306 Sensitive 0.64732 0.91874 CHPF2 Sensitive 0.68533 0.98165 Sensitive 0.0328 0.54306 Sensitive 0.40687 0.70226 GLIPR2 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.31523 0.54306 Resistant 0.65101 0.91874 NOC2L Sensitive 0.56482 0.85098 Sensitive 0.66216 0.8991 Sensitive 0.02468 0.56011 CACNA1H Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.65844 0.89825 Resistant 0.31247 0.56011 PGM2 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.31247 0.54306 Resistant 0.66216 0.91947 SMYD3 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.64916 0.89825 Resistant 0.32008 0.56011 MAML2 Sensitive 0.66216 0.95354 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.318 0.56011 EZH1 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.32079 0.54306 Resistant 0.66589 0.91947 USP9X Sensitive 0.4122 0.73569 Sensitive 0.03181 0.54306 Resistant 0.75494 1 CEP97 Resistant 0.99625 1 Resistant 0.02468 0.54306 Resistant 0.41758 0.70996 FHOD1 Sensitive 0.56036 0.85098 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.4122 0.7066 FN1 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.41489 0.68755 Sensitive 0.56482 0.82143 MAP3K11 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.98875 1 Resistant 0.25005 0.56011 NXN Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.65287 0.89825 Resistant 0.41758 0.70996 MAP4 Sensitive 1 1 Resistant 0.56036 0.80261 Resistant 0.02468 0.56011 MAN2B1 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.31247 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 KIAA0232 Sensitive 1 1 Sensitive 0.31247 0.54306 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 TBRG4 Sensitive 0.99313 1 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.31523 0.56011 ZNF668 Resistant 0.56036 0.85098 Resistant 0.56036 0.80261 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 ELMO2 Sensitive 0.56036 0.85098 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.56036 0.82143 FANCC Sensitive 0.99771 1 Resistant 0.31523 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 LLGL2 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.31523 0.54306 Resistant 1 1 ALKBH1 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.31523 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 RAB11FIP5 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.99771 1 Resistant 0.318 0.56011 HP1BP3 Resistant 0.99771 1 Resistant 0.318 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 NMRAL1 Sensitive 1 1 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.318 0.56011 EXOC6 Sensitive 0.56482 0.85098 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.56482 0.82143 IQCC Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.56482 0.80261 Sensitive 0.56482 0.82143 CDC23 Resistant 0.32008 0.58428 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 1 1 SLC25A17 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.32008 0.54306 Resistant 1 1 PPAP2C Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.32079 0.54306 Resistant 1 1 VPS53 Sensitive 1 1 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.32079 0.56011 ASPSCR1 Sensitive 1 1 Resistant 0.32079 0.54306 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 DDX60L Resistant 0.5693 0.85098 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.56482 0.82143 RIPK4 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.56482 0.80261 Resistant 0.5693 0.82143 WRN Sensitive 0.5693 0.85098 Sensitive 0.5693 0.80261 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 COG1 Sensitive 0.5693 0.85098 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.5693 0.82143 COX3 Resistant 0.56036 0.85098 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.64732 0.91874 ARMC5 Sensitive 0.56482 0.85098 Sensitive 0.64732 0.89825 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 SFSWAP Sensitive 0.03213 0.58428 Sensitive 0.71763 0.95742 Sensitive 0.71438 0.97518 TLN2 Resistant 0.03246 0.58428 Resistant 0.70465 0.94549 Resistant 0.72416 0.98693 XPC Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.6603 0.8991 Resistant 0.56036 0.82143 FBXL3 Resistant 0.56482 0.85098 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.65844 0.91874 CCAR1 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.65472 0.89825 Resistant 0.5693 0.82143 NAIF1 Sensitive 0.65844 0.95304 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.5693 0.82143 HEG1 Sensitive 0.66589 0.95452 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.5693 0.82143 MON2 Sensitive 0.03347 0.58428 Resistant 0.69175 0.93387 Resistant 0.75201 1 PIK3R4 Sensitive 0.56036 0.85098 Resistant 0.99771 1 Resistant 0.03181 0.56011 GPBP1 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 0.71113 0.95128 Sensitive 0.5693 0.82143 PCSK1N Sensitive 0.99771 1 Resistant 0.41893 0.6903 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 LIMCH1 Resistant 0.66589 0.95452 Resistant 0.64732 0.89825 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 FAM179B Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.66216 0.8991 Resistant 0.66216 0.91947 PPP1R26 Resistant 0.7483 1 Resistant 0.0337 0.54306 Resistant 0.80618 1 ZNF711 Sensitive 0.64916 0.95304 Resistant 0.99625 1 Resistant 0.03279 0.56011 UHRF1BP1L Sensitive 0.74909 1 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.71438 0.97518 KIAA1468 Resistant 0.02468 0.58428 Resistant 0.9925 1 Resistant 0.9925 1 PROS1 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.56036 0.82143 FBXO46 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.56036 0.80261 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 PPP2R1A Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.99771 1 Resistant 0.56482 0.82143 FCHSD2 Sensitive 0.56482 0.85098 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 1 1 MAT2B Sensitive 0.56482 0.85098 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 1 1 ULBP2 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 0.56482 0.80261 Resistant 1 1 C16orf59 Sensitive 0.5693 0.85098 Resistant 0.99313 1 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 BAG3 Sensitive 1 1 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.5693 0.82143 HEBP1 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Sensitive 1 1 Sensitive 0.5693 0.82143 CDH24 Sensitive 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.5693 0.82143 LRRC8E Sensitive 1 1 Sensitive 0.5693 0.80261 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 HIRA Sensitive 0.99313 1 Sensitive 0.65472 0.89825 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 ACLY Sensitive 1 1 Sensitive 0.04488 0.54306 Sensitive 0.65101 0.91874 SKIV2L Resistant 0.98209 1 Resistant 0.04488 0.54306 Resistant 0.66589 0.91947 HDAC7 Sensitive 0.65472 0.95304 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 RTTN Resistant 0.98875 1 Resistant 0.69175 0.93387 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 FGFR2 Sensitive 0.99313 1 Sensitive 0.70142 0.94264 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011 ZNF205 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.99313 1 TRIM26 Resistant 0.04488 0.58428 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.99771 1 OSBPL6 Sensitive 1 1 Sensitive 0.99771 1 Sensitive 0.04488 0.56011 ZNF12 Sensitive 1 1 Resistant 1 1 Resistant 0.04488 0.56011

TABLE B2 (RNAseq) Genes 24 hr R 24 hr P 24 hr Q 48 hr R 48 hr P 48 hr Q 72 hr R 72 hr P 72 hr Q REEP2 −0.279233 6.79018E−11 4.37969E−08 −0.2852567 2.52236E−11 7.02175E−08 −0.2697542 3.07465E−10 4.88103E−07 FAM171A2 −0.2678466 4.13759E−10 1.40466E−07 −0.2957385 4.25112E−12  4.2822E−08 −0.2674212 4.41945E−10  5.1262E−07 SLC29A4 −0.2890406  1.3376E−11 2.32725E−08 −0.2651153 6.30405E−10 8.93704E−07 −0.2703812  2.7873E−10 4.88103E−07 OGG1 −0.2605403 1.26276E−09 2.47554E−07 −0.2653815  6.0519E−10 8.93704E−07 −0.2808591  5.2096E−11 1.81281E−07 PCDH1 0.2997607 2.10495E−12 4.88313E−09 0.2491059 6.76571E−09 3.76688E−06 0.2466043 9.66225E−09 3.30247E−06 KIF1B −0.2751804 1.30439E−10 6.48422E−08 −0.2553493 2.73321E−09 2.02207E−06 −0.2668571  4.8221E−10 5.16299E−07 LAMB3 0.2839498 3.13325E−11 3.65891E−08 0.2103148 1.10917E−06 0.00010063 0.2969943  3.4175E−12 3.89465E−08 MIR4260 0.2816911 4.54601E−11 3.74143E−08 0.2043668 2.24058E−06 0.000159115 0.2941482 5.59617E−12 3.89465E−08 AVPI1 0.2675156 4.35532E−10 1.40981E−07 0.25579 2.56147E−09 2.02207E−06 0.2556258 2.62422E−09 1.40486E−06 C20orf96 −0.2054025  1.9853E−06 5.53796E−05 −0.2935971 6.15303E−12  4.2822E−08 −0.2719811 2.16755E−10 4.88103E−07 NCR3LG1 −0.2061039 1.82853E−06 5.21746E−05 −0.2899361 1.14953E−11 5.33343E−08 −0.2582637 1.77544E−09 1.12329E−06 P2RY2 0.3131206 1.88259E−13 2.62038E−09 0.1987161 0.000004288 0.000240244 0.2405669 2.24753E−08 5.18789E−06 RNF13 0.2101143 1.13615E−06 3.71221E−05 0.2867112 1.97881E−11 6.88576E−08 0.2525561  4.1123E−09 1.90797E−06 PTK6 0.2997909 2.09378E−12 4.88313E−09 0.1818416 2.67396E−05 0.000754918 0.2479696 7.95827E−09 2.99382E−06 ABHD17C 0.2740274 1.56757E−10 7.27302E−08 0.2309971 8.18566E−08 1.99888E−05 0.2351435 4.70748E−08 8.50954E−06 HDGFRP2 −0.2472426 8.82568E−09 1.06821E−06 −0.2334508 5.90769E−08 1.58133E−05 −0.2603241 1.30448E−09 9.07851E−07 MAGED4 −0.2251573 1.75318E−07 8.80955E−06 −0.2520597 4.41968E−09 3.07588E−06 −0.2636398  7.8987E−10 7.32947E−07 TTC28 −0.3020452 1.40518E−12 4.88313E−09 −0.200825 3.37272E−06 0.000209929 −0.2227017 2.40035E−07 2.49332E−05 ZNF445 −0.2014334 3.14552E−06 7.97495E−05 −0.2741017 1.54917E−10 3.59382E−07 −0.2596703 1.43892E−09 9.53732E−07 CD55 0.2377381 3.31243E−08 2.72268E−06 0.2616525 1.06783E−09  1.3512E−06 0.2360275 4.17814E−08 7.85886E−06 MEX3B −0.2858833 2.27232E−11 3.16285E−08 −0.1938653 7.37765E−06 0.000318592 −0.2464012 9.94424E−09 3.30247E−06 NISCH −0.1950375 6.47888E−06 0.000141126 −0.2702613 2.84016E−10 5.64746E−07 −0.2702573 2.84194E−10 4.88103E−07 MAGED4B −0.2214557 2.81133E−07 1.29573E−05 −0.2487523 7.11687E−09 3.80999E−06 −0.2616501 1.06822E−09 8.14038E−07 S100A11 0.2494436 6.44597E−09 8.46428E−07 0.2390349 2.77455E−08 9.78491E−06 0.2419303 1.86106E−08  4.8541E−06 LYPD3 0.2477177  8.2491E−09  1.0161E−06 0.2231078 2.27939E−07 3.56481E−05 0.2544112 3.13688E−09 1.61712E−06 CAMK1 −0.2424467 1.73219E−08 1.67433E−06 −0.2474428 8.57811E−09 4.42218E−06 −0.2345166 5.12163E−08 9.13949E−06 FAM83A 0.2530929 3.80324E−09 5.63162E−07 0.2409716 2.12537E−08  8.2175E−06 0.2268258 1.41327E−07 1.72555E−05 TACSTD2 0.2775028 8.98459E−11 5.43722E−08 0.1997917 3.79495E−06 0.000223821 0.2376996 3.32986E−08 6.62119E−06 DTX2 0.2687319  3.606E−10 1.35654E−07 0.1969258 5.24695E−06 0.000263224 0.2468819 9.28941E−09 3.30247E−06 PYCARD 0.237997 3.19757E−08 2.70887E−06 0.2452481 1.17026E−08 5.25018E−06 0.235407 4.54328E−08 8.32077E−06 ICA1L −0.2087464 1.33777E−06 4.13786E−05 −0.2195618 3.56845E−07 4.84632E−05 −0.2888371 1.38433E−11 6.42284E−08 GALNT3 0.2999366 2.04073E−12 4.88313E−09 0.1844694 2.03207E−05 0.000613077 0.214459 6.71364E−07 4.69584E−05 MEX3A −0.2122597 8.77433E−07 3.04563E−05 −0.2649957 6.42075E−10 8.93704E−07 −0.2404342 2.28904E−08 5.18789E−06 ANO1 0.2612347 1.13736E−09 2.34252E−07 0.2280069 1.21208E−07 2.44505E−05 0.2202199 3.28548E−07 2.95323E−05 TNS4 0.2764624 1.06224E−10 5.47605E−08 0.1850443 1.91264E−05 0.000592919 0.2396907 2.53575E−08 5.43002E−06 C16orf74 0.2528975 3.91306E−09 5.73325E−07 0.2076934  1.5159E−06 0.000122674 0.2496271 6.27842E−09 2.64816E−06 HNRNPA1P33 0.2579288 1.86616E−09 3.16769E−07 0.2046278 2.17344E−06 0.00015698 0.2444497 1.30928E−08 3.79664E−06 ALS2CL 0.3005581 1.82876E−12 4.88313E−09 0.1726609 6.76972E−05 0.001385027 0.2205172 3.16484E−07 2.92638E−05 STARD9 −0.2637751 7.73753E−10 1.86837E−07 −0.2128997 8.11911E−07 8.21955E−05 −0.2262497 1.52273E−07 1.79854E−05 DBN1 −0.272053 2.14311E−10 8.85288E−08 −0.2175179  4.6049E−07 5.88033E−05 −0.2094497 1.23017E−06 6.99116E−05 ZMYM4 −0.2198494 3.44205E−07 1.53067E−05 −0.2347604 4.95653E−08 1.43729E−05 −0.2532066 3.74074E−09 1.79543E−06 ADAM8 0.2519372 4.49896E−09  6.3899E−07 0.1939373 7.31917E−06 0.000318592 0.2500114 5.94121E−09 2.58424E−06 WASF1 −0.2376798 3.33887E−08 2.72268E−06 −0.2375246 3.41018E−08 1.07173E−05 −0.2249007  1.812E−07 2.00168E−05 BCORL1 −0.2274987  1.295E−07  7.3273E−06 −0.2448096 1.24474E−08 5.25018E−06 −0.2279177 1.22624E−07  1.6102E−05 TNFRSF21 0.2652574 6.16817E−10 1.65105E−07 0.1748692 5.43727E−05 0.001203202 0.246197 1.02358E−08 3.31329E−06 ANO1-AS1 0.2618484 1.03668E−09 2.26127E−07 0.2159446 5.59414E−07 6.62092E−05 0.2138191 7.25957E−07 4.97369E−05 GNA15 0.2264042  1.4926E−07 7.93648E−06 0.2015731 3.09544E−06 0.00019855 0.2663715 5.19725E−10 5.16718E−07 GPR162 −0.2449395 1.22221E−08 1.33952E−06 −0.2219669 2.63514E−07 3.90196E−05 −0.2279948 1.21399E−07 1.60929E−05 AMPD2 −0.2411322 2.07868E−08 1.92888E−06 −0.2053568 1.99596E−06 0.000150633 −0.2482917 7.60099E−09 2.93884E−06 SLC37A2 0.2051534 2.04403E−06  5.645E−05 0.2245052 1.90638E−07 3.23597E−05 0.2683296 3.83879E−10 4.88103E−07 ESRP1 0.2769747 9.78243E−11 5.43722E−08 0.1999129 3.74293E−06 0.000221693 0.2076395 1.52561E−06 7.98308E−05 MST1R 0.2955277 4.40932E−12 8.76761E−09 0.1651522 0.000139816 0.002319549 0.2119361 9.12466E−07 5.72399E−05 CCDC92 −0.2303271 8.94237E−08 5.38826E−06 −0.2032585 2.54847E−06 0.000172111 −0.2567122 2.23532E−09 1.34422E−06 KIF5A −0.2257292 1.62864E−07 8.36126E−06 −0.2389372 2.81196E−08 9.78491E−06 −0.2280208 1.20987E−07 1.60929E−05 ALDH1A3 0.1878879 1.41365E−05 0.000256875 0.2493622 6.52167E−09 3.76688E−06 0.2556348 2.62073E−09 1.40486E−06 PLSCR1 0.2451881 1.18019E−08 1.31417E−06 0.2374076  3.4649E−08 1.07173E−05 0.2017584 3.03023E−06 0.000120508 DENND5A −0.281983 4.33333E−11 3.74143E−08 −0.182043 2.61864E−05 0.000743853 −0.2109671 1.02558E−06 6.17964E−05 SOX12 −0.2353559 4.57469E−08 3.32677E−06 −0.2053306 2.00209E−06 0.000150633 −0.2446493  1.2731E−08 3.77027E−06 PLCG1 −0.2580191 1.84126E−09 3.16401E−07 −0.211459 9.66564E−07 9.09028E−05 −0.2102268 1.12094E−06 6.65107E−05 C11orf95 −0.2553945 2.71511E−09 4.19907E−07 −0.2269978 1.38208E−07 2.61123E−05 −0.196105 5.75215E−06 0.000187944 CTXN1 −0.2192481 3.71148E−07 1.60435E−05 −0.2269635 1.38825E−07 2.61123E−05 −0.2411893 2.06234E−08  5.0672E−06 KCNN4 0.2326403 6.58227E−08 4.22206E−06 0.2316127 7.54507E−08 1.90945E−05 0.220774 3.06408E−07 2.86235E−05 RBBP4 −0.1572118 0.000291192 0.002704771 −0.2556674 2.60819E−09 2.02207E−06 −0.2690972 3.40658E−10 4.88103E−07 KLF4 0.22129 2.87085E−07 1.31879E−05 0.2469128 9.24879E−09  4.4391E−06 0.2139644 7.13196E−07 4.91434E−05 STK25 −0.2080083 1.46038E−06 4.41893E−05 −0.2357029 4.36544E−08 1.29282E−05 −0.2408465 2.16243E−08 5.18789E−06 MBP 0.2614709 1.09753E−09 2.34252E−07 0.2084819 1.38053E−06 0.000115562 0.2026453 2.73579E−06 0.000112746 WDR6 −0.1861539 1.70074E−05 0.000295076 −0.257974 1.85368E−09  2.0054E−06 −0.2397449 2.51694E−08 5.43002E−06 MUM1 −0.2268954 1.40058E−07 7.63774E−06 −0.2423198 1.76304E−08 7.01134E−06 −0.2096552 1.20033E−06 6.91466E−05 GJB3 0.2658481 5.63328E−10 1.63353E−07 0.1898867 1.13993E−05 0.000409673 0.2120172 9.03564E−07 5.72399E−05 ZC3HC1 −0.2440035 1.39382E−08 1.48096E−06 −0.2299031 9.45563E−08 2.08909E−05 −0.2014383 3.14374E−06 0.00012396 C4orf46 −0.2502338 5.75415E−09 7.92991E−07 −0.2215659 2.77242E−07 4.01972E−05 −0.2003397 3.56511E−06 0.000134479 GLIPR2 −0.2595017 1.47573E−09 2.73875E−07 −0.203262 2.54744E−06 0.000172111 −0.2057459 1.90701E−06 9.18466E−05 COL17A1 0.2481395 7.76785E−09 9.82916E−07 0.1922224 8.83925E−06 0.000351524 0.2294643 1.00168E−07 1.39424E−05 ZFHX4 −0.2484335 7.44859E−09 9.59257E−07 −0.1910245 1.00747E−05 0.000376713 −0.2299801 9.36042E−08 1.37145E−05 C6orf132 0.2791142 6.92241E−11 4.37969E−08 0.1598862 0.000228303 0.003242604 0.2181283  4.2684E−07 3.53642E−05 ZCCHC11 −0.1974015 4.97385E−06 0.000113123 −0.2090275 1.29373E−06 0.000110475 −0.2682984 3.85741E−10 4.88103E−07 KRT15 0.2521981 4.33186E−09 6.28074E−07 0.1811534 2.87143E−05 0.000783675 0.2315774 7.58047E−08  1.2561E−05 MAPK8IP1 −0.2274502  1.3032E−07 7.34379E−06 −0.2239501 2.04692E−07 3.31291E−05 −0.2221635 2.57023E−07 2.55536E−05 ALMS1 −0.1801024 3.19989E−05 0.000482429 −0.2464437 9.88453E−09 4.58609E−06 −0.248829 7.03918E−09 2.85568E−06 CDA 0.2262853 1.51575E−07 8.02194E−06 0.2013587 3.17258E−06 0.00020164 0.2439893 1.39659E−08 3.96718E−06 ZBED3 −0.2198194 3.45501E−07 1.53154E−05 −0.2159174 5.61296E−07 6.62092E−05 −0.2382046 3.10826E−08 6.36234E−06 GJB5 0.2658635 5.61994E−10 1.63353E−07 0.1960281 5.80178E−06 0.000280399 0.1989554 4.17324E−06 0.000150097 ITGB4 0.287885 1.62514E−11 2.51337E−08 0.1727721 6.69585E−05 0.0013782 0.1946548 6.76015E−06 0.000208635 TTC3-AS1 −0.1994105 3.96313E−06 9.51082E−05 −0.2569864 2.14638E−09  2.0054E−06 −0.2165911 5.16516E−07 3.98056E−05 PHTF1 −0.2123818 8.64547E−07 3.00992E−05 −0.1916663 9.39372E−06 0.000360196 −0.2628746 8.87369E−10 7.71955E−07 FXYD3 0.2637346 7.78543E−10 1.86837E−07 0.2003151 3.57511E−06 0.000215225 0.193945 7.31297E−06 0.000219373 TTC3 −0.1961148 5.74582E−06 0.000127148 −0.2570745 2.11854E−09  2.0054E−06 −0.2178464 4.42075E−07 3.56932E−05 ACTR8 −0.1975136  4.9115E−06 0.000112255 −0.2326503 6.57356E−08  1.6944E−05 −0.2402235 2.35649E−08 5.20634E−06 ITGA6 0.2094339 1.23249E−06 3.89886E−05 0.226125 1.54749E−07 2.79735E−05 0.2340863 5.42597E−08 9.56001E−06 GPRC5A 0.2571679 2.08942E−09 3.46222E−07 0.1825706 2.47884E−05 0.000712871 0.2157313 5.74306E−07 4.23921E−05 GPR110 0.245079 1.19846E−08 1.32392E−06 0.1899598 1.13094E−05 0.000408872 0.2253204 1.71675E−07 1.94271E−05 RND2 −0.2339038 5.56029E−08 3.87865E−06 −0.2220886 2.59478E−07 3.88353E−05 −0.2085136 1.37533E−06 7.50716E−05 FGFR1 −0.2681254 3.96242E−10 1.38399E−07 −0.1938402 7.39811E−06 0.000318592 −0.1907645 1.03638E−05 0.000273209 KRT16 0.2471309 8.96687E−09 1.07595E−06 0.2061537 1.81786E−06 0.00014215 0.2077274 1.50982E−06 7.96029E−05 CAND2 −0.2122047 8.83292E−07 3.05076E−05 −0.2103589 1.10332E−06 0.00010063 −0.2423711 1.75049E−08  4.6856E−06 PRSS22 0.2724215 2.02199E−10 8.79504E−08 0.1545114 0.000370832 0.004486711 0.2169253 4.95599E−07 3.89851E−05 FSD1 −0.2488085 7.05993E−09 9.18385E−07 −0.1957906  5.9577E−06 0.000283991 −0.2112612 9.89888E−07 6.09657E−05 PVRL4 0.2656248   5.83E−10 1.65105E−07 0.1857414 1.77678E−05 0.000563347 0.1969953 5.20617E−06 0.000174049 TYMP 0.2551176 2.82797E−09 4.32556E−07 0.1924804 8.59273E−06 0.000346455 0.2021985  2.8805E−06 0.000117923 IP6K2 −0.1568375 0.000301185 0.002778129 −0.2552825 2.76021E−09 2.02207E−06 −0.2473806 8.65427E−09 3.16997E−06 FGFBP1 0.2558639 2.53371E−09 3.98699E−07 0.1751283 5.29832E−05 0.001181848 0.2166319 5.13919E−07 3.98056E−05 HLA-E 0.2087099  1.3436E−06 4.14547E−05 0.2240434 2.02261E−07 3.31291E−05 0.2300432 9.28303E−08 1.37145E−05 TRO −0.2435383 1.48758E−08 1.50041E−06 −0.1798227 3.29311E−05 0.00086665 −0.2286286 1.11757E−07 1.52505E−05 C1orf116 0.2564453 2.32534E−09 3.76353E−07 0.1680366 0.000106204 0.001897623 0.2201501 3.31444E−07 2.95729E−05 PHC1P1 −0.2414656 1.98494E−08 1.86678E−06 −0.2090538 1.28967E−06 0.000110475 −0.2026388 2.73785E−06 0.000112746 TOP2B −0.1693461   9.36E−05 0.001111619 −0.2377652 3.30024E−08 1.06828E−05 −0.2520312 4.43805E−09 1.99268E−06 AREGB 0.2483742 7.51197E−09 9.59257E−07 0.1733735 6.30934E−05 0.001322587 0.2256777 1.63949E−07 1.90167E−05 SCNN1A 0.2668822 4.80351E−10 1.48342E−07 0.1715927 7.51969E−05 0.001483404 0.2011652 3.24381E−06 0.000126472 B3GNT3 0.2768163 1.00349E−10 5.43722E−08 0.1457259 0.000792682 0.007390051 0.2095035 1.22228E−06 6.99116E−05 PSIP1 −0.2182104 4.22497E−07 1.78276E−05 −0.1945649 6.82792E−06 0.000308564 −0.2403654 2.31086E−08 5.18789E−06 PTAFR 0.2335861 5.80176E−08 3.95856E−06 0.1827907 2.42264E−05 0.000701055 0.2320863 7.08558E−08 1.18824E−05 SMAD9 −0.2366417 3.84475E−08 2.97306E−06 −0.1783718  3.8195E−05 0.000949349 −0.2295464 9.90946E−08 1.39424E−05 VAMPS 0.2839091 3.15446E−11 3.65891E−08 0.1640825 0.000154647 0.002488482 0.1841684 2.09739E−05 0.000447068 MYEOV 0.2307563  8.4502E−08 5.18143E−06 0.1709818 7.98311E−05 0.001545048 0.2378461 3.26406E−08 6.58442E−06 IP6K1 −0.2027265 2.71026E−06 7.13122E−05 −0.2006107 3.45641E−06 0.000211937 −0.2453812 1.14853E−08 3.63051E−06 MAPK7 −0.2608993 1.19633E−09  2.4133E−07 −0.1710587 7.92334E−05 0.001540293 −0.1989646 4.16892E−06 0.000150097 GPR87 0.2297809 9.60888E−08 5.69132E−06 0.2051325 2.04904E−06 0.000151705 0.2099943 1.15261E−06 0.000067126 B3GALT4 0.2607337 1.22653E−09 2.43887E−07 0.1826341 2.46251E−05 0.000711114 0.1876532 1.44962E−05 0.000345477 ATXN7L2 −0.2130136  8.0076E−07 2.82888E−05 −0.2224557 2.47661E−07 3.74696E−05 −0.2122994 8.73223E−07 5.67962E−05 PRR3 −0.2171231 4.83603E−07 1.96821E−05 −0.2115908 9.51322E−07 9.00863E−05 −0.2185836 4.03287E−07 3.40203E−05 CLDN7 0.2806667 5.37601E−11 3.74143E−08 0.1499302 0.000553905 0.005817456 0.1905228 1.06397E−05 0.000278088 KIAA1211 −0.188751 1.28856E−05 0.0002401 −0.1944412  6.9222E−06 0.000310807 −0.261389  1.1112E−09 8.14038E−07 GPR137C −0.2034126 2.50335E−06 6.62591E−05 −0.2194731 3.60835E−07 4.84632E−05 −0.2254938 1.67883E−07 1.93121E−05 MAP1A −0.2816422 4.58259E−11 3.74143E−08 −0.1509891 0.000505348 0.005473879 −0.1892627 1.21944E−05 0.000305276 MIR205HG 0.2376237 3.36447E−08 2.72268E−06 0.1981416 4.57581E−06 0.000250751 0.2049932 2.08267E−06 9.60112E−05 SETD2 −0.1762461 4.73629E−05 0.000652717 −0.2303934 8.86453E−08 2.08909E−05 −0.2418206 1.88962E−08  4.8541E−06 IMSB15B −0.2337068 5.70889E−08 3.91439E−06 −0.1795911 3.37224E−05 0.000874921 −0.2245832  1.8874E−07 2.06856E−05 ITGA2 0.2158988 5.62586E−07 2.20581E−05 0.1879062 1.41089E−05 0.000474351 0.2374016 3.46774E−08 6.79824E−06 LCN2 0.2511845 5.01686E−09 6.98296E−07 0.1719309 7.27414E−05 0.001456817 0.2080016 1.46154E−06 7.76458E−05 WDR82 −0.2049595 2.09089E−06 5.72498E−05 −0.2217806 2.69808E−07 3.95311E−05 −0.2179013 4.39066E−07 3.56932E−05 LIPH 0.2355249  4.4716E−08 3.29314E−06 0.1933552 7.80475E−06 0.000326229 0.207343 1.58009E−06 8.14563E−05 SALL2 −0.186324 1.67029E−05 0.000291797 −0.2131746 7.85238E−07 8.03657E−05 −0.244755 1.25433E−08 3.77027E−06 CCDC28B −0.2407186 2.20096E−08  2.0023E−06 −0.1757689 4.96897E−05 0.001139424 −0.2164848 5.23344E−07 3.98056E−05 KRT7 0.2356445 4.40002E−08 3.25766E−06 0.1619297 0.000189081 0.002866901 0.2338124 5.62873E−08 9.79328E−06 ZNF428 −0.2199508 3.39849E−07 1.51614E−05 −0.1978232 4.74317E−06 0.000251427 −0.2216414 2.74606E−07 0.00002634 BBS7 −0.2378132 3.27871E−08 2.72268E−06 −0.1902991 1.09012E−05 0.000400352 −0.2051072 2.05511E−06 9.53501E−05 SCEL 0.2183323 4.16127E−07 1.77354E−05 0.1770354 4.37394E−05 0.00104967 0.2393396  2.661E−08 5.61189E−06 MYH10 −0.2248095 1.83336E−07 9.11378E−06 −0.1912298 9.85195E−06 0.000371624 −0.2195873 3.55709E−07 3.11391E−05 CLIP4 0.2268993 1.39986E−07 7.63774E−06 0.2021665 2.89114E−06 0.000189629 0.2086383 1.35509E−06 7.46306E−05 TSPAN1 0.2670097 4.70982E−10 1.48342E−07 0.15762 0.000280645 0.003709685 0.1952637 6.31792E−06 0.00019809 MKRN2 −0.2025594 2.76308E−06 7.23071E−05 −0.1882194  1.3643E−05 0.000464295 −0.2463864 9.96506E−09 3.30247E−06 WDR19 −0.2330432 6.23813E−08 4.12241E−06 −0.1979338 4.68437E−06 0.000251427 −0.2027649 2.69825E−06 0.00011211 RHOD 0.249798 6.12628E−09 8.12111E−07 0.160062 0.000224651 0.003207099 0.2145789 6.61586E−07 4.66823E−05 KIAA0040 0.2444093 1.31673E−08 1.42074E−06 0.2014751 3.13048E−06 0.000199877 0.1843581 2.05601E−05 0.000440949 CDH1 0.2812982 4.84837E−11 3.74143E−08 0.1415784 0.001118636 0.009453728 0.1865253 1.63495E−05 0.00037429 SETMAR −0.2070256 1.64044E−06  4.807E−05 −0.2134821 7.56398E−07  7.8191E−05 −0.2178792 4.40278E−07 3.56932E−05 GRHL2 0.2719959  2.1625E−10 8.85288E−08 0.1593331 0.000240162 0.003364901 0.1836695 2.21007E−05 0.000461199 SCMH1 −0.2238474 2.07398E−07 9.95437E−06 −0.1977813 4.76565E−06 0.000251427 −0.2115293 9.58403E−07 5.95374E−05 ZMYM4-AS1 −0.1873547 1.49662E−05 0.000267756 −0.2300998 9.21405E−08 2.08909E−05 −0.2204067 3.20916E−07  2.9387E−05 STEAP4 0.2438069 1.43272E−08 1.48195E−06 0.1797858 3.30561E−05 0.000867388 0.2006535 3.43953E−06 0.000131164 PBRM1 −0.1878658  1.417E−05 0.000257148 −0.2287273 1.10323E−07 2.29193E−05 −0.2204926 3.17467E−07 2.92638E−05 AP4M1 −0.2054022 1.98537E−06 5.53796E−05 −0.2229356 2.32994E−07 3.57035E−05 −0.206497 1.74591E−06 8.83686E−05 PERP 0.2479293 8.00415E−09 1.00277E−06 0.1677996 0.000108649 0.001931395 0.2059255 1.86723E−06  9.1048E−05 PARP9 0.2123777 8.64983E−07 3.00992E−05 0.249192  6.6827E−09 3.76688E−06 0.1665692 0.000122219 0.001556544 AREG 0.2430758 1.58683E−08 1.57765E−06 0.1625504 0.000178479 0.00275762 0.2158485 5.66082E−07 4.21353E−05 AGO1 −0.1651491 0.000139857 0.001535402 −0.2267072 1.43516E−07 2.66346E−05 −0.242691 1.67426E−08 4.56942E−06 EHF 0.2637913 7.71843E−10 1.86837E−07 0.1669789 0.000117533 0.00204911 0.1824493 2.51033E−05 0.000505663 PLEKHO1 −0.2676016 4.29768E−10 1.40981E−07 −0.175802 4.95248E−05 0.001137517 −0.1694948 9.22612E−05 0.001266453 ORAI2 −0.2637542 7.76219E−10 1.86837E−07 −0.17181 7.36103E−05 0.001467883 −0.1769667 4.40442E−05 0.000756853 MYL6B −0.23681 3.75796E−08  2.9386E−06 −0.2007325 3.40858E−06 0.000209929 −0.1878914 1.41313E−05 0.000339126 SMARCC1 −0.1402871 0.00124297 0.008238523 −0.2569402 2.16114E−09  2.0054E−06 −0.2313005 7.86361E−08 1.27737E−05 FAM25C 0.18871 1.29425E−05 0.000240517 0.2123426 8.68669E−07 8.58958E−05 0.2330114 6.26465E−08 1.06339E−05 PTGES 0.2466566 9.59091E−09 1.11247E−06 0.1658197 0.000131249 0.002216075 0.2062514 1.79708E−06 8.96543E−05 PRKCH 0.2257651 1.62111E−07 8.35714E−06 0.1920868 8.97147E−06 0.00035259 0.2083056 1.40976E−06 7.63518E−05 KCTD17 −0.2648544 6.56117E−10 1.72311E−07 −0.1882745 1.35625E−05 0.000462688 −0.1569522 0.00029809 0.002940544 SAMD9 0.1740457 5.90225E−05 0.000781322 0.2329016 6.35704E−08  1.6695E−05 0.2259804 1.57667E−07 1.84417E−05 SGCB −0.283013 3.65771E−11 3.74143E−08 −0.1427074 0.001019428 0.008829755 −0.1775001 4.17303E−05 0.000731542 AGO3 −0.172392 6.95158E−05 0.00088933 −0.2310935 8.08199E−08 1.99888E−05 −0.230346 8.92014E−08 1.37145E−05 MICU3 −0.2154625 5.93615E−07 2.29515E−05 −0.1920115  9.0458E−06 0.000352685 −0.2198307 3.45013E−07 3.05875E−05 CCAR2 −0.1686345 0.000100263 0.0011757 −0.2498823 6.05246E−09 3.76688E−06 −0.2119506 9.10865E−07 5.72399E−05 PHC1 −0.2267035 1.43586E−07  7.7165E−06 −0.203878 2.37169E−06 0.000165887 −0.1947663 6.67702E−06 0.000206528 RNF223 0.2684859 3.74667E−10 1.37237E−07 0.1564341 0.000312313 0.00399181 0.1830233 2.36455E−05 0.00048543 CLTCL1 −0.2173057 4.72777E−07 1.93547E−05 −0.1935532 7.63628E−06 0.000322568 −0.2149818 6.29714E−07 4.50415E−05 PIAS2 −0.2134834 7.56274E−07 2.69765E−05 −0.1933215 7.83382E−06 0.000326464 −0.218813 3.91903E−07 3.32615E−05 KRT19 0.2681014 3.97726E−10 1.38399E−07 0.1451407 0.000832612 0.007656202 0.1901755 1.10482E−05 0.000283302 ACSL3 0.1908894 0.000010224 0.000201569 0.2295977 9.84298E−08 2.11151E−05 0.2086134 1.35911E−06 7.46306E−05 PLEKHG2 −0.2302222 9.06674E−08 5.43965E−06 −0.2085684  1.3664E−06 0.000115562 −0.1824499 2.51018E−05 0.000505663 CD74 0.2020597 2.92693E−06 7.54037E−05 0.2097919 1.18087E−06 0.000106042 0.2165122  5.2158E−07 3.98056E−05 ELF3 0.2652707 6.15561E−10 1.65105E−07 0.1492289 0.000588414 0.006039921 0.1877583 1.43342E−05 0.000342225 HLA-DMA 0.1526506 0.000437063 0.003670179 0.2436996 1.45439E−08 5.95402E−06 0.2281986 1.18214E−07 1.59749E−05 S100A14 0.2611937 1.14442E−09 2.34252E−07 0.154478 0.000371932 0.00449141 0.1881551 1.37375E−05 0.000332988 MAL2 0.2667501 4.90246E−10 1.48342E−07 0.1471212 0.000704511 0.006795622 0.1873008 1.50527E−05 0.000353318 S100A16 0.200858 3.35998E−06 8.40689E−05 0.1933575 7.80279E−06 0.000326229 0.2310442 8.13483E−08 1.30148E−05 MUC4 0.2313875 7.77361E−08 4.87391E−06 0.1744797 5.65272E−05 0.001239058 0.2114947  9.6242E−07 5.95374E−05 TAOK3 0.1901943 1.10257E−05 0.00021197 0.224624 1.87755E−07 3.23597E−05 0.2125437 8.47756E−07 5.55486E−05 PKP3 0.2618289 1.03974E−09 2.26127E−07 0.1408198 0.001190214 0.009855196 0.1969814 5.21433E−06 0.000174049 PNMA6C −0.1541168 0.000384041 0.003339807 −0.247007 9.12599E−09  4.4391E−06 −0.2213911  2.8344E−07 2.68382E−05 MAST3 −0.169503 9.21884E−05 0.001100489 −0.2271425 1.35636E−07 2.61123E−05 −0.2294737 1.00045E−07 1.39424E−05 SERPINB5 0.2498066 6.11872E−09 8.12111E−07 0.1608671 0.000208611 0.003050065 0.1974826  4.9287E−06 0.000168972 UBTD2 −0.2164446 5.25949E−07 2.09884E−05 −0.1922962 8.76805E−06 0.000350697 −0.2122384  8.797E−07 5.69514E−05 NBPF1 −0.1816703 2.72185E−05 0.000422357 −0.2400398 2.41685E−08 9.09194E−06 −0.2031162 2.59081E−06 0.000109609 LINC00094 −0.2239869  2.0373E−07 9.84624E−06 −0.2092399 1.26137E−06 0.00010905 −0.1851807 1.88531E−05 0.000415788 RAF1 −0.1804544 3.08609E−05 0.000467922 −0.1970387 5.18088E−06 0.000263188 −0.245227 1.17374E−08 3.63051E−06 TUBA1A −0.2767415 1.01565E−10 5.43722E−08 −0.1416414 0.001112873 0.009422329 −0.1747076 5.52568E−05 0.000891217 PDHB −0.1802168 3.16249E−05 0.000477426 −0.1927372 8.35395E−06 0.000340993 −0.2486898 7.18075E−09 2.85568E−06 CNTNAP1 −0.2737619 1.63515E−10 7.34183E−08 −0.1625397 0.000178657 0.00275762 −0.1601558 0.000222725 0.002382306 APLP1 −0.2263975  1.4939E−07 7.93648E−06 −0.1887351 1.29076E−05 0.00044897 −0.2001695 3.63502E−06 0.000136745 IRF6 0.2596318 1.44726E−09 2.73875E−07 0.155611 0.000336221 0.004208 0.1844688 2.03219E−05 0.000436514 COL3A1 −0.2306008 8.62545E−08 5.24269E−06 −0.19503 6.48429E−06 0.000298857 −0.1878113 0.000014253 0.000341459 ZYG11B −0.205701 1.91707E−06 5.42352E−05 −0.1740424 5.90416E−05 0.001278072 −0.2362028 4.08025E−08 7.83538E−06 FAM171A1 −0.2135127 7.53582E−07 2.69643E−05 −0.2144047 6.75841E−07 7.52562E−05 −0.1910305 1.00682E−05 0.000268741 SFN 0.253998 3.33249E−09 5.04183E−07 0.1533507 0.000410949 0.004794671 0.1929594 8.15238E−06 0.000233824 ARL14 0.2388904 2.83002E−08 2.41663E−06 0.156017 0.000324223 0.004100238 0.2119763 9.08042E−07 5.72399E−05 GPC2 −0.2112336 9.93195E−07  3.3473E−05 −0.1989741 4.16443E−06 0.00023714 −0.2080306 1.45652E−06 7.76458E−05 MPZL2 0.2652948 6.13288E−10 1.65105E−07 0.1306839 0.002648672 0.01714079 0.1937704  7.4554E−06 0.000220948 UNC13B −0.1856001 1.80355E−05 0.000306515 −0.2295841 9.86049E−08 2.11151E−05 −0.2048053 2.12888E−06 9.74734E−05 WDR48 −0.2052729 2.01565E−06 5.58881E−05 −0.1930499 8.07157E−06 0.000333377 −0.2182708  4.1933E−07 3.51606E−05 LITAF 0.1891833 1.22993E−05 0.00023211 0.2084784  1.3811E−06 0.000115562 0.2224256 2.48609E−07 2.55536E−05 SMARCD3 −0.2093864  1.2395E−06  3.9113E−05 −0.2102895 1.11254E−06 0.00010063 −0.1966959 5.38399E−06 0.000178428 DAPP1 0.2334681 5.89408E−08 3.98251E−06 0.1837041 2.20207E−05 0.000648999 0.1908025 1.03211E−05 0.000272769 HLA-V 0.2008282 3.37148E−06 8.40996E−05 0.1884156 1.33586E−05 0.000459108 0.225401 1.69903E−07 1.93843E−05 ELMO3 0.2639076 7.58268E−10 1.86837E−07 0.1556023 0.000336483 0.004208 0.173179 6.43196E−05 0.000996302 GDF11 −0.2363134 4.01961E−08 3.08435E−06 −0.1736452 6.14166E−05 0.001303167 −0.1952135 6.35334E−06 0.00019809 LTBR 0.2069932 1.64673E−06 4.81212E−05 0.1886622 1.30093E−05 0.000450438 0.2174321 4.65419E−07 3.72309E−05 SH2D3A 0.2558222 2.54933E−09 3.98699E−07 0.1449748 0.000844268 0.007744448 0.1913869  9.6846E−06 0.000262257 MEX3D −0.2079283 1.47431E−06 4.44175E−05 −0.2248075 1.83384E−07 3.23103E−05 −0.1810463 2.90336E−05 0.000566786 PEAK1 −0.2151972 6.13285E−07 2.33233E−05 −0.1713901  7.6705E−05 0.001495944 −0.2215932 2.76287E−07 0.00002634 HS2ST1 −0.17015 8.65751E−05 0.001055444 −0.2229211 2.33423E−07 3.57035E−05 −0.2227539 2.38446E−07 2.49332E−05 MFI2 0.1667123 0.000120562 0.001366536 0.2075522 1.54146E−06 0.000124021 0.2387563 2.88247E−08 5.98823E−06 SCML2 −0.1907944 1.03302E−05 0.000202802 −0.2104671 1.08909E−06 0.00010063 −0.213756 7.31562E−07 4.97369E−05 LRWD1 −0.1884697 1.32813E−05 0.000245501 −0.2135616 7.49103E−07  7.8191E−05 −0.2128882 8.13047E−07 5.42523E−05 SLMO1 −0.2191223 3.77039E−07 1.62477E−05 −0.1802529 3.15075E−05 0.000838534 −0.2081379  1.4381E−06  7.7311E−05 ST14 0.2693125 3.29417E−10 1.27365E−07 0.1346869 0.001943548 0.01382333 0.1799682  3.2443E−05 0.000616064 PFAS −0.1845989 2.00458E−05 0.000331769 −0.2305497 8.68374E−08 2.08395E−05 −0.1980978 4.59848E−06 0.000160417 ZNF852 −0.1486509 0.000618345 0.004808236 −0.2371365 3.59502E−08 1.08781E−05 −0.2242023 1.98189E−07 2.13454E−05 GTF2H2C −0.2048257 2.12382E−06 5.78503E−05 −0.2005049 3.49844E−06 0.000212641 −0.2059212 1.86817E−06  9.1048E−05 TMSB15A −0.2342069 5.33892E−08  3.7722E−06 −0.1604307 0.000217168 0.003130417 −0.2051084 2.05482E−06 9.53501E−05 KDM4A −0.1649309 0.00014277 0.001556736 −0.2193687 3.65589E−07 4.84632E−05 −0.2274868 1.29702E−07 1.65625E−05 S100P 0.2586342 1.68003E−09 2.99799E−07 0.1490922 0.000595372 0.006079569 0.1781517 3.90597E−05 0.00069514 UNC93B1 0.2532921 3.69442E−09 5.52931E−07 0.1491114 0.000594389 0.006079569 0.1860499 1.71961E−05 0.000389826 AP2A2 −0.21254 8.48132E−07 2.96612E−05 −0.2002852 3.58735E−06 0.000215225 −0.1944104 6.94584E−06 0.000212016 DNAJC18 −0.2115375 9.57463E−07 3.27145E−05 −0.2034742 2.48551E−06 0.000170423 −0.1920757 8.98241E−06 0.000248867 OAS1 0.2214837 2.80141E−07 1.29544E−05 0.1969738 5.21876E−06 0.000263188 0.1853883  1.8444E−05 0.0004101 ZFP69B −0.2144904 6.68795E−07 2.47579E−05 −0.2128692 8.14928E−07 8.21955E−05 −0.1783067 3.84486E−05 0.00068876 PHF13 −0.1787861 3.66156E−05 0.000537042 −0.2055877 1.94269E−06 0.000147761 −0.2264157 1.49037E−07 1.78832E−05 DUSP4 0.1679535 0.000107056 0.001237631 0.2264856 1.47695E−07 2.70495E−05 0.2155186 5.89537E−07 4.28421E−05 SLC52A3 0.2455822 1.11643E−08 1.25319E−06 0.1465638 0.000738583 0.007036506 0.1977829 4.76475E−06 0.000164977 SMARCA5-AS1 −0.1743574 5.72201E−05 0.00076215 −0.223663 2.12346E−07 3.39707E−05 −0.2119317 9.12944E−07 5.72399E−05 DZIP1 −0.2377005 3.32944E−08 2.72268E−06 −0.1516859 0.000475583 0.005290441 −0.2040459 2.32586E−06 0.000103101 CRBN −0.1875674 1.46299E−05 0.00026305 −0.180746 2.99475E−05 0.000808043 −0.235909 4.24562E−08  7.8793E−06 STXBP4 −0.2152619 6.08435E−07 2.32726E−05 −0.2008868 3.34893E−06 0.000209929 −0.1873642 1.49511E−05 0.000352002 C19orf44 −0.2066232 1.72016E−06 4.97774E−05 −0.1988508 4.22304E−06 0.000237978 −0.1993193 4.00443E−06 0.000145529 CLDN23 0.2806997 5.34708E−11 3.74143E−08 0.1257853 0.003825235 0.02201962 0.1619126 0.000189381 0.002127522 HSF2 −0.203801 2.39301E−06 6.43019E−05 −0.2059874 1.85372E−06 0.000144145 −0.1957773 5.96653E−06 0.000191797 TTLL7 −0.224481 1.91233E−07 9.37476E−06 −0.1649318 0.000142759 0.002343226 −0.2072319 1.60096E−06 8.19257E−05 ESRP2 0.2809871 5.10165E−11 3.74143E−08 0.1246563 0.004156129 0.02330748 0.1623871 0.000181213 0.002066792 ELAVL1 −0.2266045 1.45438E−07 7.78597E−06 −0.179263 3.48744E−05 0.000897259 −0.1915196 9.54545E−06 0.000259821 PRKAR2A −0.1911632 9.92375E−06 0.000198176 −0.194985 6.51683E−06 0.000299027 −0.2192784 3.69746E−07 3.18784E−05 FAM102A 0.2270096 1.37996E−07 7.62209E−06 0.1782701 3.85923E−05 0.000957516 0.1915091  9.5563E−06 0.000259821 VHL −0.1317935 0.002432895 0.01373214 −0.2382315 3.09687E−08 1.02632E−05 −0.2300964 9.21826E−08 1.37145E−05 STX2 −0.2632624 8.36579E−10 1.90891E−07 −0.1604066 0.00021765 0.003130417 −0.1545395 0.000369907 0.00343478 SERPINB1 0.2103355 1.10642E−06  3.6236E−05 0.1875192 1.47054E−05 0.000489677 0.2019993 2.94739E−06 0.000120307 DHX30 −0.1499809 0.000551486 0.004411569 −0.2164666 5.24525E−07 6.34858E−05 −0.2361502 4.10936E−08 7.83538E−06 FAM161A −0.1577404 0.000277604 0.002607264 −0.2242316 1.97445E−07 3.31113E−05 −0.2221682 2.56869E−07 2.55536E−05 SKI −0.187026 1.55006E−05 0.000275899 −0.2121864 8.85247E−07 8.58958E−05 −0.2052797 2.01406E−06 9.45235E−05 GPSM1 −0.2563215 2.36826E−09 3.78895E−07 −0.1600354 0.000225201 0.003209696 −0.163858 0.000157942 0.001882187 PROM2 0.2633063 8.31005E−10 1.90891E−07 0.1347694 0.001931015 0.01376936 0.1746746 5.54391E−05 0.000893121 ISG20 0.1931458  7.9869E−06 0.000167677 0.2083407 1.40389E−06 0.000116314 0.2017935  3.018E−06 0.000120508 PCOLCE −0.263454 8.12535E−10 1.90891E−07 −0.157399 0.00028631 0.003756029 −0.1543387 0.000376559 0.003477987 ERO1L 0.1760568 4.82737E−05 0.000660689 0.1804213 3.09663E−05 0.000827294 0.2417128 1.91807E−08  4.8541E−06 FMNL3 −0.2697463 3.07841E−10 1.22424E−07 −0.1293755 0.002925409 0.01829235 −0.1705266 8.34579E−05 0.001193886 SRP9P1 −0.1251298 0.004014304 0.020164 −0.2391074 2.74713E−08 9.78491E−06 −0.2301072 9.20515E−08 1.37145E−05 CDH3 0.2362889 4.03298E−08 3.08435E−06 0.1583781 0.000262002 0.003541595 0.1912718 9.80691E−06 0.00026454 LAMC2 0.2155705 5.85785E−07 2.27344E−05 0.1694646 9.25316E−05 0.001717601 0.2086196  1.3581E−06 7.46306E−05 S100PBP −0.1975339 4.90031E−06 0.000112183 −0.1669306 0.000118076 0.002051067 −0.231273 7.89234E−08 1.27737E−05 EML2 0.2372264 3.55133E−08 2.79271E−06 0.1988833  4.2075E−06 0.000237978 0.1500205 0.000549601 0.004539994 ANXA8L2 0.2114827 9.63815E−07 3.27204E−05 0.1759033 4.90237E−05 0.001131609 0.2072884 1.59032E−06 8.16812E−05 TET1 −0.1789883 3.58678E−05 0.000527742 −0.2201367 3.32003E−07 4.62114E−05 −0.2011118 3.26373E−06 0.00012654 CLIP3 −0.2390138  2.7826E−08  2.3908E−06 −0.130372 0.002712389 0.0173909 −0.2080043 1.46107E−06 7.76458E−05 ACAA2 −0.1797448 3.31953E−05 0.000494167 −0.1975825 4.87355E−06 0.000253116 −0.2219718  2.6335E−07 2.58138E−05 LY6E 0.2059499 1.86189E−06 5.28889E−05 0.197454 4.94458E−06 0.000254164 0.1920849  8.9734E−06 0.000248867 RPP14 −0.1549564 0.000356444 0.003152059 −0.2162515 5.38644E−07 6.46327E−05 −0.2273283 1.32402E−07 1.67536E−05 TMEM87B 0.1983564 4.46609E−06 0.000104477 0.1854976 1.82322E−05 0.00057415 0.2116871 9.40329E−07 5.86926E−05 CRMP1 −0.2393484 2.65779E−08 2.31802E−06 −0.1777041 4.08762E−05 0.000999922 −0.1670068 0.000117219 0.00152016 ZNF667-AS1 −0.1552333 0.000347755 0.00309489 −0.1798208 3.29375E−05 0.00086665 −0.2564673 2.31778E−09 1.34422E−06 UPK2 0.2376491 3.35288E−08 2.72268E−06 0.1652283 0.000138813 0.002316713 0.1808127 2.97423E−05 0.000578998 PRSS8 0.2456586 1.10446E−08 1.25319E−06 0.1502704 0.000537852 0.005703518 0.1821442 2.59125E−05 0.000516729 HLA-K 0.1908 1.03239E−05 0.000202802 0.172768 6.69859E−05 0.0013782 0.2307915 8.41104E−08 1.33038E−05 QRICH1 −0.1634698 0.000163796 0.001736387 −0.2049044  2.1044E−06 0.000154979 −0.2298375 9.53756E−08 1.38285E−05 TULP3 −0.2379659 3.21117E−08 2.70887E−06 −0.1759419 4.88339E−05 0.0011291 −0.1701253 8.67832E−05 0.001220136 HLA-DRA 0.1611602 0.000203044 0.002047952 0.2340881 5.42466E−08 1.51012E−05 0.2015885 3.08995E−06 0.000122185 KLF5 0.2459024 1.06709E−08 1.22751E−06 0.1591094 0.000245119 0.003418652 0.1744256 5.68327E−05 0.000907582 PCBP4 −0.2110992  1.0094E−06 3.37884E−05 −0.1950843 6.44525E−06 0.000298045 −0.1840674 2.11976E−05 0.00044977 C11orf74 −0.2351896 4.67836E−08  3.374E−06 −0.1943972 6.95603E−06 0.000311321 −0.1504856 0.000527918 0.00441592 BIK 0.2437872 1.43668E−08 1.48195E−06 0.1492477 0.000587464 0.006039921 0.181904  2.6567E−05 0.000526761 ANXA8 0.2128373 8.18087E−07 2.88277E−05 0.1683706 0.000102846 0.001850371 0.2060817 1.83329E−06 9.03144E−05 USP22 −0.2280529 1.20482E−07 6.84483E−06 −0.1812104 2.85454E−05 0.000780596 −0.1744211 5.68584E−05 0.000907582 HDAC2 −0.1511982 0.000496236 0.004065866 −0.2386564 2.92212E−08 9.92025E−06 −0.2018005 3.01558E−06 0.000120508 KHDRBS1 −0.1502315 0.000539664 0.004336939 −0.2343917  5.2082E−08 1.47945E−05 −0.2076648 1.52105E−06 7.98308E−05 SACS −0.2437839 1.43734E−08 1.48195E−06 −0.1694626 9.25498E−05 0.001717601 −0.1627064 0.000175904 0.002018471 ZNF286B −0.2077183 1.51146E−06 4.52429E−05 −0.1803869 3.10762E−05 0.000828639 −0.1995595 3.89656E−06 0.00014198 SP4 −0.1839528 2.14541E−05 0.000350034 −0.1966823 5.39222E−06 0.000268051 −0.2121732 8.86665E−07 5.71365E−05 ZNF271 −0.2234539 2.18092E−07 1.03253E−05 −0.15388 0.000392179 0.004636345 −0.2027905 2.69028E−06 0.00011211 DOCK3 −0.1408282 0.001189395 0.007966889 −0.1801131 3.19637E−05 0.000847434 −0.2616928 1.06136E−09 8.14038E−07 SPINT1 0.2425792 1.70053E−08 1.65522E−06 0.1400627 0.001265835 0.01030963 0.1880016 1.39654E−05 0.000336305 FXYD5 0.1053902 0.01550397 0.05545817 0.217239 4.76706E−07 5.97772E−05 0.253351 3.66283E−09 1.79543E−06 PSD4 0.2583202 1.76056E−09 3.06315E−07 0.1400141 0.001270837 0.0103262 0.1638109 0.000158642 0.001884082 LGALS3 0.1870821 1.54082E−05 0.000274605 0.2239592 2.04454E−07 3.31291E−05 0.1789827 3.58881E−05 0.000655546 RNU4-46P 0.236064 4.15758E−08 3.14508E−06 0.1510524 0.00050257 0.00546157 0.1874828 1.47627E−05 0.000348276 SLCO3A1 0.1660989 0.000127814 0.001435959 0.2212955 2.86888E−07 0.000041167 0.2039467 2.35283E−06 0.000103651 TNKS −0.2309261 8.26284E−08 5.08896E−06 −0.1715225 7.57163E−05 0.001484907 −0.1757933 4.95679E−05 0.000819402 DDR1 0.235985 4.20223E−08 3.14599E−06 0.1674967 0.000111852 0.001968221 0.1726425 6.78203E−05 0.001035832 FYB 0.1759861 4.86177E−05 0.000664745 0.1894022 1.20123E−05 0.000426527 0.2235377 2.15772E−07 2.27525E−05 DUSP5 0.1636341 0.000161294 0.001716402 0.1995173 3.91532E−06 0.00022898 0.2276194 1.27483E−07 1.65316E−05 F3 0.2022859 2.85163E−06 0.000073914 0.1791245 3.53721E−05 0.000902108 0.2047552 2.14138E−06 9.77239E−05 SSBP3 −0.1519594 0.000464352 0.003853048 −0.2122202 8.81641E−07 8.58958E−05 −0.2250884  1.7688E−07 1.98547E−05 MALL 0.2333844 5.96032E−08 4.00781E−06 0.1377266 0.001527926 0.01178891 0.1998004 3.79119E−06 0.000140345 NPAS2 0.1414767 0.001127994 0.007642239 0.2245236 1.90189E−07 3.23597E−05 0.2203083 3.24915E−07 2.95323E−05 DLG4 −0.2280658 1.20279E−07 6.84483E−06 −0.1734306 6.27375E−05 0.001319098 −0.1759402 4.88424E−05 0.000810122 PDGFRB −0.2478728 8.06888E−09 1.00277E−06 −0.1541106 0.000384253 0.004585595 −0.1659319 0.000129858 0.001625635 TMOD3 0.1904923  1.0675E−05 0.000206655 0.1888755 1.27141E−05 0.000445026 0.2073665  1.5757E−06 8.14563E−05 ELP6 −0.188904 1.26751E−05 0.000237726 −0.1815603 2.75306E−05 0.000762129 −0.2154989 5.90968E−07 4.28421E−05 ARL3 −0.1905626 1.05938E−05 0.000205558 −0.208138 1.43808E−06 0.000117745 −0.1882576 1.35873E−05 0.00033121 LY6D 0.2187652 3.94247E−07 1.68847E−05 0.1515371 0.000481798 0.005333186 0.206159 1.81672E−06 9.03102E−05 IFIT2 0.1877717 1.43136E−05 0.000258742 0.2084455 1.38651E−06 0.000115562 0.1902748 1.09299E−05 0.000281729 KANK2 −0.2335465 5.83261E−08  3.9602E−06 −0.1509035 0.000509121 0.005501903 −0.185875 1.75181E−05 0.000394553 PCM1 −0.1844378 2.03885E−05 0.000334655 −0.1937809 7.44675E−06 0.000318927 −0.2074311  1.5637E−06  8.1213E−05 FAM83A-AS1 0.1761412 4.78658E−05 0.000658916 0.1931318 7.99916E−06 0.00033137 0.2164858 5.23278E−07 3.98056E−05 ADAM15 0.2261634 1.53983E−07 8.09877E−06 0.1606626 0.000212582 0.00309835 0.1875805 1.46094E−05 0.000346419 ANXA8L1 0.203715 2.41703E−06 6.48219E−05 0.1713705 7.68526E−05 0.001496099 0.2059092 1.87081E−06  9.1048E−05 RBPMS2 −0.2005174 3.49345E−06 8.61304E−05 −0.1675389 0.0001114 0.001962759 −0.2131551 7.87106E−07 5.29262E−05 TTC28-AS1 −0.1894093  1.2003E−05 0.000227616 −0.1944961 6.88016E−06 0.000309919 −0.2010636 3.28178E−06 0.000126886 FAM83B 0.2590694 1.57432E−09 2.84584E−07 0.1431495 0.000982847 0.008603926 0.1533828 0.000409786 0.003690211 TMC5 0.234784 4.94082E−08 3.54491E−06 0.1539659 0.000389208 0.004606619 0.1811477 2.87313E−05 0.000562462 MYOF 0.1646936 0.000146002 0.001585186 0.1760537 4.82882E−05 0.001121895 0.2406207 2.23089E−08 5.18789E−06 AQP3 0.2356556 4.39346E−08 3.25766E−06 0.1665634 0.000122286 0.002109166 0.1686054 0.000100545 0.00135085 MYO1E 0.1712032 7.81216E−05 0.000977855 0.2057686 1.90193E−06 0.000146659 0.2104455 1.09191E−06 6.52289E−05 RAP2B 0.1736351 6.14784E−05 0.000805761 0.2010658 3.28095E−06 0.00020664 0.2120182 9.03447E−07 5.72399E−05 FAM3C 0.1787397 3.67894E−05 0.000539022 0.2034991 2.47836E−06 0.000170423 0.2035727 2.45729E−06 0.000106221 RNF39 0.2149569 6.31638E−07 2.38907E−05 0.1679967 0.000106612 0.001902471 0.1938624 7.38001E−06 0.000219492 KIAA1009 −0.1638974 0.00015736 0.001683544 −0.2119169 9.14579E−07 8.77932E−05 −0.2096738 1.19766E−06 6.91466E−05 ST6GALNAC2 0.201942 2.96688E−06 7.61919E−05 0.2135178 7.53119E−07  7.8191E−05 0.1649982 0.000141865 0.001739754 UCA1 0.2406308  2.2278E−08  2.0061E−06 0.1531257 0.000419179 0.004862121 0.1718212 7.35297E−05 0.001101679 THAP8 −0.2147455 6.48226E−07 2.43198E−05 −0.1415151 0.001124452 0.009479857 −0.2145484 6.64063E−07 4.66823E−05 VASH1 −0.2100666 1.14266E−06 3.71605E−05 −0.1877865 1.42909E−05 0.000478161 −0.18018 3.17446E−05 0.000606109 TSPAN15 0.2590732 1.57342E−09 2.84584E−07 0.128353 0.003159737 0.01918865 0.1627361 0.000175418 0.002017889 CD320 −0.224028 2.02661E−07 9.82869E−06 −0.1864645 1.64555E−05 0.000535148 −0.1619209 0.000189236 0.002127522 LAMA3 0.2283409 1.16039E−07 6.70187E−06 0.1557796 0.000331189 0.004156734 0.1856193 1.79989E−05 0.000404075 PTMS −0.2337457 5.67922E−08 3.91332E−06 −0.1488843 0.000606092 0.006153314 −0.1830925 2.34753E−05 0.00048403 DNAJC11 −0.1412277 0.001151218 0.007767236 −0.2169976 4.91179E−07 6.05019E−05 −0.2222433 2.54434E−07 2.55536E−05 PIANP −0.2067764 1.68938E−06 4.91934E−05 −0.1649187 0.000142935 0.002343355 −0.2037308  2.4126E−06 0.000104613 WIZ −0.2106377  1.067E−06 3.53608E−05 −0.1852335 1.87482E−05 0.0005853 −0.1805524  3.0551E−05 0.000588974 DCLK2 −0.2234992 2.16836E−07 1.03008E−05 −0.1668953 0.000118475 0.002051067 −0.180456 0.000030856 0.000593211 KDM4A-AS1 −0.1461714 0.000763478 0.005662727 −0.2093117 1.25061E−06 0.00010905 −0.2241562 1.99361E−07 2.13454E−05 VGLL4 −0.1852471 1.87212E−05 0.000316239 −0.1849927 1.92309E−05 0.000594834 −0.2093313 1.24769E−06  7.0394E−05 PSMB8 0.1698799 8.88776E−05 0.001072929 0.2155509 5.87198E−07  6.811E−05 0.1964493 5.53481E−06 0.000182557 KCNK1 0.2432645 1.54558E−08  1.5477E−06 0.1473957 0.000688276 0.006704066 0.1686716 9.99045E−05 0.001346148 WNT7B 0.2100808 1.14072E−06 3.71605E−05 0.1554915 0.00033983 0.004230858 0.2060679 1.83627E−06 9.03144E−05 ZNF627 −0.2001348 3.64944E−06 8.92735E−05 −0.182601 2.47101E−05 0.000712091 −0.193456 7.71855E−06 0.000225703 ZNF37A −0.1428225 0.001009787 0.007013586 −0.2134683 7.57667E−07  7.8191E−05 −0.221595 2.76224E−07 0.00002634 DENND2D 0.233127 6.16881E−08 4.10831E−06 0.1660869 0.00012796 0.002172041 0.1659319 0.000129858 0.001625635 ADIRF 0.2342719 5.29259E−08 3.75855E−06 0.1588795 0.000250314 0.003456464 0.1713234  7.7208E−05 0.001142538 HIP1 −0.2121831 8.85607E−07 3.05118E−05 −0.1606361 0.000213101 0.003099432 −0.1979552 4.67308E−06 0.000162206 CLDN4 0.2595261 1.47034E−09 2.73875E−07 0.1257189 0.003844002 0.02208337 0.1590651 0.000246113 0.002556449 RHBDL2 0.2089041 1.31288E−06 4.07901E−05 0.1520684 0.000459948 0.00516466 0.208646 1.35385E−06 7.46306E−05 PTK2B 0.2155871 5.84591E−07 2.27344E−05 0.1501257 0.000544626 0.005747269 0.2018005 3.01559E−06 0.000120508 CEP78 −0.1612749 0.000200904 0.002030776 −0.2017797 3.02279E−06 0.000195694 −0.2164862 5.23253E−07 3.98056E−05 C1QL4 −0.1673738 0.000113176 0.001301898 −0.2152709 6.07763E−07 6.93397E−05 −0.1968536 5.28966E−06 0.000176141 DNAJC8 −0.1683751 0.000102801 0.001198395 −0.18987 1.14199E−05 0.000409673 −0.218937 3.85876E−07 0.000032951 UNC119B −0.1859445 1.73894E−05 0.000299929 −0.1907364 1.03956E−05 0.000383276 −0.1997109 3.83005E−06 0.000141407 SERAC1 −0.1844466 2.03696E−05 0.000334655 −0.1768283 4.46638E−05 0.001068171 −0.2146431 6.56406E−07 4.66149E−05 DEAF1 −0.1876637 1.44799E−05 0.000261069 −0.1892863 1.21635E−05 0.000429704 −0.198836 4.23011E−06 0.000150972 SNAPC3 −0.1856595 1.79224E−05 0.000305339 −0.1663837 0.000124398 0.002135009 −0.2216803 2.73256E−07 0.00002634 POMGNT2 −0.1683185 0.000103362 0.001202927 −0.204163 2.29437E−06 0.000161404 −0.206084  1.8328E−06 9.03144E−05 TCF3 −0.178883 3.62556E−05 0.000532884 −0.213715 7.35228E−07  7.8191E−05 −0.1848741 1.94728E−05 0.000424166 TEAD2 −0.1752745 5.22137E−05 0.000707656 −0.2081861  1.4299E−06 0.000117745 −0.1943373 7.00232E−06 0.000212591 MTMR9 −0.2327164 6.51593E−08 4.19885E−06 −0.1586157 0.000256399 0.003506245 −0.1700661 8.72845E−05 0.001222416 MRC2 −0.2268562  1.4077E−07 7.63774E−06 −0.141582 0.0011183 0.009453728 −0.1919934 9.06373E−06 0.000249818 ZNF184 −0.173509 6.22518E−05 0.000812965 −0.1761303 4.79181E−05 0.001121895 −0.2250161 1.78532E−07 1.98799E−05 FAM3C2 0.1780706  3.9383E−05 0.000564544 0.1979465 4.67769E−06 0.000251427 0.2007087  3.4179E−06 0.000131057 PTBP2 −0.1479254 0.000657912 0.005048223 −0.2069963 1.64613E−06 0.000130928 −0.2197756 3.47405E−07 3.06046E−05 ZC4H2 −0.195269 6.31418E−06 0.000138187 −0.1871667 1.52696E−05 0.000504841 −0.1897115 1.16174E−05 0.000294541 CYB561 0.209515  1.2206E−06 3.87006E−05 0.1717857 7.37865E−05 0.001468801 0.1866141 1.61957E−05 0.000371381 EVPL 0.2740819 1.55404E−10 7.27302E−08 0.09822003 0.02414044 0.08069579 0.1532906 0.000413132 0.00371472 FA2H 0.2467095 9.51934E−09 1.11247E−06 0.1385898 0.001425771 0.01118553 0.1648267 0.000144182 0.001763503 EML1 −0.2221031   2.59E−07 1.21791E−05 −0.1584699 0.000259824 0.003531732 −0.1820122 2.62703E−05 0.000522366 XPC −0.1773896 4.22002E−05 0.000597543 −0.1713858 7.67371E−05 0.001495944 −0.2223016 2.52555E−07 2.55536E−05 FAM83H-AS1 0.2627914 8.98653E−10 2.01748E−07 0.1283293 0.003165377 0.01919061 0.145659 0.000797156 0.00597824 IFIT3 0.166555 0.000122384 0.001382676 0.2140777 7.03403E−07 7.70919E−05 0.1940065 7.26336E−06 0.000218828 DUSP10 0.1288763 0.003037775 0.01625011 0.244886 1.23145E−08 5.25018E−06 0.1902991 1.09011E−05 0.000281507 TMBIM1 0.1990971 4.10674E−06 9.77124E−05 0.1577869 0.000276437 0.003661013 0.2094469 1.23057E−06 6.99116E−05 SP110 0.1484826 0.000627321 0.00485903 0.2274654 1.30062E−07 2.54977E−05 0.1948121 6.64317E−06 0.000205938 MIB1 −0.1864778 1.64322E−05 0.000288061 −0.2005184 3.49307E−06 0.000212641 −0.1850653 1.90842E−05 0.000418288 STRIP1 −0.184546 2.01577E−05 0.000332059 −0.1685504 0.000101079 0.00182717 −0.2156698  5.7867E−07 4.23921E−05 MISP 0.2366749 3.82749E−08 2.97306E−06 0.1302493 0.002737834 0.01746467 0.1825674 2.47966E−05 0.000500934 LRRC40 −0.1610939 0.000204291 0.002059038 −0.200744  3.4041E−06 0.000209929 −0.2111177 1.00715E−06 6.12165E−05 NASP −0.1361129 0.00173714 0.01066139 −0.2056983 1.91766E−06 0.000146659 −0.226926 1.39503E−07 1.71835E−05 FAM64A −0.1913221 9.75327E−06 0.000195613 −0.1836034 2.22541E−05 0.000653492 −0.1943199  7.0158E−06 0.000212591 RSBN1 −0.1596787 0.000232687 0.002278998 −0.1749221 5.40861E−05 0.001198766 −0.2335549 5.82608E−08 1.00115E−05 TIMM22 −0.1716052 7.51048E−05 0.000948624 −0.1960365  5.7963E−06 0.000280399 −0.2039183  2.3606E−06 0.000103651 SMAD4 −0.20077 3.39402E−06 8.43595E−05 −0.1752797 5.21866E−05 0.001165948 −0.1903286 1.08663E−05 0.00028113 GJB4 0.1908993  1.0213E−05 0.000201569 0.176325 4.69884E−05 0.001110409 0.200894 3.34618E−06 0.000129018 KCNK6 0.2195186 3.58784E−07 1.56226E−05 0.1412611 0.001148073 0.009609159 0.1951023 6.43237E−06 0.000199849 ANKRD22 0.2254144 1.69609E−07 8.58467E−06 0.1299329 0.00280446 0.01773525 0.1953612 6.24973E−06 0.000197256 RIMS3 −0.1375667 0.001547578 0.009813548 −0.1991293 4.09177E−06 0.000235344 −0.2301285 9.17933E−08 1.37145E−05 MTR −0.1845636 2.01203E−05 0.000332059 −0.1797234 3.32682E−05 0.000868781 −0.2028924 2.65876E−06 0.000111133 BAI2 −0.1833232 2.29162E−05 0.000369607 −0.1735544 6.19724E−05 0.001310932 −0.2101991 1.12466E−06 6.65107E−05 CHN1 −0.2311162 8.05771E−08 5.00693E−06 −0.1466994 0.000730159 0.006970563 −0.1741842  5.8215E−05 0.000924993 TLDC1 0.1612893 0.000200636 0.002029548 0.1755296 5.08966E−05 0.001149683 0.2295451 9.91117E−08 1.39424E−05 PXN-AS1 0.2153649 6.00779E−07 2.31001E−05 0.1725894 6.81765E−05 0.001385327 0.172906 6.60796E−05 0.001018562 SOX13 0.2327945 6.44841E−08 4.19418E−06 0.168646 0.000100152 0.001817245 0.1507973 0.000513839 0.004324134 FAM83H 0.2584511 1.72654E−09 3.04198E−07 0.115374 0.00802184 0.03678945 0.1568484 0.000300889 0.002955594 KLHDC10 −0.159104 0.000245239 0.002357481 −0.1928347 8.26487E−06 0.000339018 −0.2156946 5.76909E−07 4.23921E−05 DNAJA4 0.224819 1.83112E−07 9.11378E−06 0.1762205 4.74853E−05 0.001118524 0.1549704 0.000355999 0.003334554 TNPO2 −0.1924865 8.58698E−06 0.000176547 −0.1952115 6.35474E−06 0.000296024 −0.1789312 3.60775E−05 0.00065728 IER5 0.1745045 5.63873E−05 0.000753944 0.1942207 7.09325E−06 0.000313677 0.1992044 4.05701E−06 0.000147056 RAB23 −0.2152372 6.10281E−07 2.32726E−05 −0.1594288 0.000238069 0.003347155 −0.1841188 2.10835E−05 0.000448717 GJA1 −0.2016659 3.06262E−06 7.80743E−05 −0.1938884 7.35881E−06 0.000318592 −0.1678671 0.000107948 0.001425543 MUC20 0.2407231 2.19959E−08  2.0023E−06 0.1336259 0.002111436 0.01456892 0.170074 8.72169E−05 0.001222416 TFAP2C 0.1776443  4.1125E−05 0.000586495 0.2204884 3.17635E−07 4.51139E−05 0.1684581 0.000101983 0.001363588 CEACAM6 0.2244775 1.91317E−07 9.37476E−06 0.154697 0.000364766 0.004440127 0.1750187  5.3567E−05 0.000876144 PIAS4 −0.1672691 0.000114316 0.001311761 −0.1765741 4.58242E−05 0.001088443 −0.2220064 2.62196E−07 2.58138E−05 ZNF71 −0.1974827 4.92863E−06 0.000112462 −0.1788229 3.64785E−05 0.000921497 −0.1870783 1.54144E−05 0.000358302 KIAA1143 −0.1459894 0.000775287 0.005740007 −0.2276776 1.26521E−07 2.51578E−05 −0.1915082 9.55733E−06 0.000259821 RTP4 0.1839851 2.13814E−05 0.000349305 0.2248229 1.83019E−07 3.23103E−05 0.1545103 0.000370868 0.003439113 KPNA5 −0.137508 0.00155485 0.009837255 −0.2142404 6.89557E−07 7.61742E−05 −0.2131666   7.86E−07 5.29262E−05 ROBO1 −0.2292271 1.03334E−07 6.04328E−06 −0.1496055 0.000569642 0.005921469 −0.1715996  7.5146E−05 0.00111867 SEC61A2 −0.1522655 0.000452077 0.00377246 −0.184153 2.10079E−05 0.000627488 −0.2271052 1.36295E−07 1.69383E−05 RIPK4 0.2027311 2.70881E−06 7.13122E−05 0.1791653 3.52247E−05 0.000902108 0.1793401 3.46007E−05 0.000641288 C10orf54 0.2197662 3.47818E−07 1.53205E−05 0.1455743 0.00080285 0.007444946 0.1868916 1.57241E−05 0.000363562 KLHL8 −0.1787039 3.69241E−05 0.00053986 −0.1821569 2.58783E−05 0.000737077 −0.203744  2.4089E−06 0.000104613 ZNF37BP −0.1377487 0.001525227 0.009685052 −0.2177669 4.46468E−07 5.75407E−05 −0.2084033 1.39349E−06 7.57653E−05 ARID1A −0.1131025 0.009360117 0.03790616 −0.2285149 1.13431E−07 2.32182E−05 −0.2141596 6.96398E−07 4.84658E−05 SYTL1 0.2501153 5.85308E−09 7.98716E−07 0.1309828 0.002588895 0.01688605 0.1556173 0.000336033 0.003201395 FZD6 0.1798778 3.27453E−05 0.000490088 0.1851152  1.8984E−05 0.000591137 0.1990161 4.14463E−06 0.000149842 S100A6 0.1808051 2.97655E−05 0.000453786 0.1900587 1.11889E−05 0.000406629 0.1928133 8.28431E−06 0.000236232 SLC16A5 0.2411881 2.06266E−08 1.92686E−06 0.1279278 0.003262115 0.01955766 0.1708794  8.0634E−05 0.001165468 CCNJ −0.1447451 0.000860654 0.0062212 −0.2288412 1.08692E−07 2.29193E−05 −0.1889979 1.25476E−05 0.00031132 KIAA1586 −0.2085304 1.37259E−06 4.18054E−05 −0.169104 9.58181E−05 0.001759551 −0.1799152 3.26198E−05 0.000617736 PLEKHF2 0.2373069  3.5127E−08 2.79237E−06 0.1687861 9.88073E−05 0.001804853 0.1389732 0.001382439 0.009042372 CLASP2 −0.1882215 1.36399E−05 0.000250386 −0.1813056 2.82661E−05 0.000777019 −0.1927969 8.29927E−06 0.000236232 ID2 −0.1627452 0.000175268 0.001835632 −0.1848176 1.95893E−05 0.000600579 −0.2158938 5.62928E−07 4.21258E−05 BRPF1 −0.1506577 0.000520101 0.004218097 −0.1943173 7.01781E−06 0.000312079 −0.2178181 4.43633E−07 3.56932E−05 TGFB1 −0.2470188 9.11069E−09 1.08386E−06 −0.1638513 0.000158042 0.002522511 −0.1273542 0.003404979 0.01732867 TINAGL1 0.2174541 4.64153E−07 1.90788E−05 0.1421335 0.001068792 0.009130868 0.1905436 1.06157E−05 0.000278088 TNFSF10 0.2219964 2.62529E−07 1.22312E−05 0.1795729 3.37857E−05 0.000874921 0.1498452 0.000557988 0.00458355 PRRT3 −0.1439247 0.000921603 0.006548134 −0.1921497 8.90991E−06 0.00035259 −0.2241647 1.99144E−07 2.13454E−05 NT5DC2 −0.1914026  9.668E−06 0.000194183 −0.1807434 2.99555E−05 0.000808043 −0.1888215 1.27882E−05 0.000316162 LPHN1 −0.1419208 0.001087645 0.007439278 −0.2021344 2.90187E−06 0.000189629 −0.21822 4.21991E−07 3.51719E−05 POLD4 0.183495 2.25082E−05 0.000364717 0.172651 6.77638E−05 0.001385027 0.2042915 2.26032E−06 0.000100838 SYDE1 −0.2475647 8.43061E−09 1.02935E−06 −0.1188828 0.006288485 0.03106083 −0.1660777 0.000128073 0.001614711 RNF122 −0.2098519 1.17242E−06 3.75669E−05 −0.182475 2.50364E−05 0.000717194 −0.1634176 0.000164598 0.0019297 TTC7A 0.2179216  4.3796E−07 1.83062E−05 0.1442729 0.000895262 0.008055039 0.187217 1.51878E−05 0.000355891 EFHD2 0.1747463  5.5044E−05 0.00073882 0.168305 0.000103497 0.001858805 0.2169228 4.95752E−07 3.89851E−05 PPL 0.2402647 2.34313E−08 2.09065E−06 0.1286507 0.003089807 0.0189125 0.1685425 0.000101157 0.001355147 SDR42E1 0.2180697 4.29965E−07 1.80806E−05 0.174412 5.69099E−05 0.001245487 0.158887 0.000250142 0.002584796 RASL10B −0.1858398 1.75835E−05 0.000301038 −0.1969083 5.25728E−06 0.000263224 −0.1772183 4.29378E−05 0.000744848 COL5A2 −0.1943673 6.97907E−06 0.000150584 −0.1778808 4.01499E−05 0.00098736 −0.1854388 1.83459E−05 0.000409882 UBALD2 0.1823249 2.54303E−05 0.000400866 0.1916272 9.43391E−06 0.000360744 0.1845634 2.01207E−05 0.00043286 CLMN 0.1897125 1.16161E−05 0.000220579 0.1671748 0.000115352 0.002017066 0.1996504 3.85651E−06 0.000141633 PPAT −0.1695114 9.21131E−05 0.001100489 −0.1911532 9.93451E−06 0.000373726 −0.1985257 4.38139E−06 0.000154783 SKE1 −0.1513337 0.000490417 0.004024834 −0.1603926 0.00021793 0.003130417 −0.2411447 2.07508E−08  5.0672E−06 SDR16C5 0.1718635 7.32248E−05 0.000929942 0.1779709 3.97842E−05 0.000981837 0.2093213 1.24918E−06  7.0394E−05 ZNF569 −0.1853792 1.84618E−05 0.000312996 −0.1654955 0.000135346 0.002267007 −0.2057776 1.89993E−06 9.18466E−05 FAM193A −0.1927535 8.33898E−06 0.000173498 −0.153563 0.00040332 0.004725432 −0.2075315 1.54524E−06 8.05552E−05 CAMTA1 −0.1791742 3.51926E−05 0.000518746 −0.1725924 6.81564E−05 0.001385327 −0.2055408 1.95341E−06 9.31691E−05 EPN3 0.261281 1.12945E−09 2.34252E−07 0.1202094 0.005726251 0.02914211 0.1373463 0.001575033 0.009861847 CNPY4 −0.2575994 1.95983E−09 3.28661E−07 −0.1366806 0.00166071 0.01242097 −0.1282317 0.003188634 0.01656339 SH3TC2 0.1736734 6.12453E−05 0.00080422 0.2035212  2.472E−06 0.000170423 0.1827651 2.42911E−05 0.000493588 EFNA1 0.2422545 1.77909E−08 1.70781E−06 0.1324909 0.002305622 0.01550336 0.1588554 0.000250864 0.002586841 INPP4B 0.1750822  5.3228E−05 0.000719301 0.207792 1.49831E−06 0.000121959 0.1761498 4.78243E−05 0.000797205 TSTD3 −0.1191812 0.006157886 0.02812061 −0.2170502 4.87989E−07 6.05019E−05 −0.215959 5.58423E−07 4.20145E−05 NLGN2 −0.19344 7.73217E−06 0.000163067 −0.1706501 8.24588E−05 0.001578739 −0.1905149 1.06488E−05 0.000278088 ZBTB47 −0.2195101 3.59167E−07 1.56226E−05 −0.1444962 0.000878737 0.007942296 −0.1805986  3.0406E−05 0.000587807 MAP4 −0.2165527 5.18973E−07 2.08774E−05 −0.1397582 0.00129747 0.01050581 −0.1881426 1.37559E−05 0.000332988 MSRB3 −0.2359819  4.204E−08 3.14599E−06 −0.1491015 0.000594895 0.006079569 −0.1521673 0.000455983 0.003966765 PON3 0.2148753 6.37994E−07 2.40007E−05 0.1222291 0.004956757 0.0262931 0.2017605 3.02949E−06 0.000120508 SLX1A 0.1936244 7.57653E−06 0.000160514 0.1887157 1.29346E−05 0.00044897 0.1723024 7.01318E−05 0.001061048 ADRB2 0.1524877 0.000443357 0.003708589 0.2057213  1.9125E−06 0.000146659 0.1995855 3.88507E−06 0.000141933 ZNF30 −0.1493567 0.000581979 0.004597371 −0.2092457  1.2605E−06 0.00010905 −0.1986037 4.34289E−06 0.0001546 HLA-DPA1 0.0714658 0.1012542 0.2171248 0.2299327 9.41899E−08 2.08909E−05 0.226747 1.42779E−07 1.72812E−05 HSH2D 0.2406107 2.23397E−08  2.0061E−06 0.1323518 0.002330523 0.01562551 0.1591043 0.000245232 0.002553022 STK36 −0.185822 1.76168E−05 0.000301238 −0.1946462 6.76662E−06 0.000307793 −0.1751524 5.28554E−05 0.000866542 CALB2 0.1834391 2.26402E−05 0.000365578 0.1648467 0.000143909 0.002353782 0.2053421  1.9994E−06 9.45235E−05 KATNAL2 −0.1728129 6.66893E−05 0.000857537 −0.1897742 1.15389E−05 0.000412227 −0.1929461 8.16426E−06 0.000233824 ST6GALNAC6 −0.1922994 8.76496E−06 0.00017994 −0.1926824 8.40435E−06 0.000341874 −0.1685557 0.000101027 0.00135472 DIXDC1 −0.2257753 1.61898E−07 8.35714E−06 −0.1388941 0.001391276 0.011028 −0.1744316 5.67984E−05 0.000907582 MDN1 −0.1030251 0.01799234 0.06179013 −0.2514208 4.84834E−09 3.21353E−06 −0.1846614 1.99143E−05 0.000430414 HECTD2 −0.1868833 1.57381E−05 0.000279056 −0.1730273 6.52921E−05 0.001354397 −0.1929693 8.14352E−06 0.000233824 ZNF441 −0.2103439  1.1053E−06  3.6236E−05 −0.1465036 0.00074235 0.00706273 −0.1873515 1.49713E−05 0.000352002 TLN2 −0.22199 2.62743E−07 1.22312E−05 −0.1572452 0.000290313 0.003797809 −0.1631786 0.000168318 0.001962163 CTSH 0.2467698 9.43822E−09 1.11247E−06 0.1305565 0.002674518 0.01723454 0.1491891 0.000590431 0.004761419 SRSF12 −0.1977222 4.79748E−06 0.000110374 −0.196145 5.72651E−06 0.000278697 −0.1565672 0.0003086 0.003003783 PHACTR4 −0.144982 0.000843759 0.006127354 −0.2048404 2.12017E−06 0.000155319 −0.2043407 2.24741E−06 0.000100838 SUGP2 −0.1839429 2.14763E−05 0.000350034 −0.1638398 0.000158212 0.002522511 −0.2031712 2.57436E−06 0.000109254 PRRG4 0.217126 4.83428E−07 1.96821E−05 0.1410924 0.001164016 0.009719223 0.1823334 0.000025408 0.000511061 GPR161 −0.2268631 1.40644E−07 7.63774E−06 −0.1353218 0.001849018 0.01336266 −0.1734166 6.28246E−05 0.000978137 ITGB6 0.2301429 9.16194E−08 5.47318E−06 0.1323777 0.002325868 0.01560933 0.1705877 8.29618E−05 0.001188515 ACACB −0.1320417 0.002386885 0.01352842 −0.2037788 2.39918E−06 0.000166971 −0.214965 6.31014E−07 4.50415E−05 EXOG −0.1813309 2.81921E−05 0.000434558 −0.1760442 4.83348E−05 0.001121895 −0.1944866 6.88741E−06 0.00021129 C1orf109 −0.1519671 0.000464043 0.003853048 −0.189054  1.2472E−05 0.000439487 −0.2111765 1.00005E−06 6.10513E−05 REST −0.1572227 0.000290905 0.002704771 −0.21159 9.51411E−07 9.00863E−05 −0.1846651 1.99065E−05 0.000430414 POLR2B −0.1899854 1.12781E−05 0.000216226 −0.1769705 4.40273E−05 0.001054761 −0.1837458 2.19247E−05 0.000460108 TTC22 0.2435896 1.47693E−08 1.50041E−06 0.1234241 0.004546674 0.02485706 0.1573567 0.000287406 0.002853358 FBXO17 −0.1995485 3.90145E−06  9.3952E−05 −0.1536595 0.000399897 0.004697183 −0.1924547 8.61704E−06 0.000241816 DPH3 −0.2017004  3.0505E−06 7.80512E−05 −0.1341818 0.002021887 0.01418871 −0.2045702  2.1881E−06 9.88353E−05 RAB38 0.1496568 0.000567127 0.004505617 0.197514 4.91129E−06 0.000254128 0.2049912 2.08315E−06 9.60112E−05 ELFN1 −0.1884849 1.32596E−05 0.000245425 −0.1660928 0.000127888 0.002172041 −0.1946209 6.78559E−06 0.000208957 APOL3 0.1532443 0.000414821 0.00353143 0.1955364 6.12899E−06 0.000289185 0.2029596  2.6382E−06 0.00011094 GLI1 −0.1873202 1.50214E−05 0.000268399 −0.1764996 4.61693E−05 0.001094771 −0.1861098 1.70872E−05 0.000387988 ZSCAN21 −0.2005491 3.48083E−06 8.60562E−05 −0.1722383 7.05755E−05 0.001417519 −0.1739052 5.98524E−05 0.000941755 CNOT7 −0.1756037 5.05201E−05 0.000687199 −0.1982695 4.51017E−06 0.000249115 −0.1784981 3.77066E−05 0.000679843 DOCK7 −0.2131709 7.85596E−07 2.78947E−05 −0.1400969 0.001262327 0.0102931 −0.1852296 1.87559E−05 0.000414773 ERBB3 0.2195507 3.57344E−07 1.56226E−05 0.1758509 4.92823E−05 0.00113528 0.1438272 0.000929111 0.006718078 WDR47 −0.2255443 1.66793E−07 8.47295E−06 −0.1266924 0.00357686 0.02098586 −0.1783268 3.83703E−05 0.000688242 HS3ST1 0.1685875 0.000100718 0.001178759 0.1693671 9.34095E−05 0.001730518 0.211198 9.97458E−07 6.10513E−05 CD37 −0.1926993 8.38872E−06 0.000174273 −0.193517 7.66676E−06 0.000322568 −0.1609762 0.000206523 0.002259899 EXTL2 −0.2161266 5.47005E−07 2.15078E−05 −0.1624383 0.000180351 0.002764657 −0.1617159 0.000192867 0.002157681 NEFH −0.1411735 0.001156332 0.007790411 −0.181787 2.68913E−05 0.000756163 −0.2239361 2.05058E−07 2.17878E−05 ABI2 −0.1852223 1.87705E−05 0.000316686 −0.1648893 0.000143332 0.002347106 −0.1971142 5.13713E−06 0.000172714 EMP2 0.2070833  1.6293E−06 4.78444E−05 0.1585691 0.00025749 0.003513728 0.1768029 4.47787E−05 0.00076758 DLX2 −0.2050217 2.07576E−06 5.70997E−05 −0.1411038 0.001162929 0.009715971 −0.1929492 8.16147E−06 0.000233824 CCDC117 −0.1484713 0.000627929 0.004861039 −0.1935793 7.61425E−06 0.000322568 −0.2069699 1.65126E−06 8.41903E−05 CSRNP2 −0.2004951 3.50239E−06 8.61304E−05 −0.1486699 0.000617343 0.006231178 −0.1922036 8.85751E−06 0.000247069 ANO8 −0.1478408 0.000662676 0.005073593 −0.1866562 1.61233E−05 0.000526808 −0.2137452 7.32528E−07 4.97369E−05 SHPRH −0.1559396 0.000326478 0.002960422 −0.2235741 2.14773E−07 3.39707E−05 −0.1679452 0.000107141 0.00141765 ELF1 0.2095359 1.21757E−06 3.86924E−05 0.1575264 0.000283031 0.003727059 0.1732828 6.36626E−05 0.000990078 ENO1P4 −0.2192901 3.69204E−07 1.60092E−05 −0.1696931 9.05042E−05 0.001690909 −0.1476063 0.000676053 0.005283538 ILF3 −0.1531745 0.00041738 0.003544833 −0.2188034 3.92371E−07 5.10412E−05 −0.1761844 4.76579E−05 0.000796339 DTX3L 0.2029364 2.64528E−06 6.98665E−05 0.1935958 7.60048E−06 0.000322568 0.1445595 0.000874106 0.006427193 IVL 0.2272877 1.33102E−07 7.47037E−06 0.1390727 0.001371396 0.01092017 0.1643227 0.000151194 0.001828383 HERC6 0.1878018 1.42675E−05 0.00025858 0.1812825 2.83337E−05 0.000777019 0.1770823 4.35325E−05 0.000750841 JUP 0.2436908 1.45619E−08 1.49034E−06 0.1022213 0.01891405 0.06813908 0.1672898 0.00011409 0.001489693 EIF4G3 −0.2079694 1.46713E−06 4.42971E−05 −0.1440533 0.000911794 0.008172095 −0.184882 1.94567E−05 0.000424166 ST3GAL4 0.165902 0.000130227 0.001459449 0.2122503 8.78426E−07 8.58958E−05 0.1698447 8.91825E−05 0.001237351 PSCA 0.123234 0.004609797 0.0224445 0.2174428 4.64807E−07  5.8815E−05 0.2019419 2.96691E−06 0.000120508 APPL1 −0.138429 0.001444309 0.009281319 −0.2073198 1.58441E−06 0.000126744 −0.1999368 3.73275E−06 0.00013855 SPINT2 0.2595043 1.47516E−09 2.73875E−07 0.09416493 0.030667 0.09532247 0.1450354 0.000839993 0.006252331 MUC16 0.1909844 1.01189E−05 0.000201207 0.1477609 0.000667207 0.00657244 0.2013142 3.18883E−06 0.000124678 TSPYL2 −0.1680197 0.000106377 0.001230802 −0.1686339 0.000100269 0.001817245 −0.2085962 1.36189E−06 7.46306E−05 RECK −0.2428882 1.62888E−08 1.59665E−06 −0.1310164 0.002582258 0.01685065 −0.1450716 0.000837449 0.006240073 SERINC2 0.2127282 8.28995E−07 2.90769E−05 0.1434273 0.000960477 0.008444396 0.1783345 3.83402E−05 0.000688242 TRADD 0.1836125 2.22329E−05 0.000361096 0.1730665 6.50391E−05 0.001353182 0.1876004 1.45783E−05 0.000346272 SETD5 −0.1198428 0.005876949 0.02720361 −0.1925128 8.56231E−06 0.00034645 −0.2262395 1.52474E−07 1.79854E−05 NCOR1 −0.1592045 0.000243 0.00234645 −0.1977398 4.78798E−06 0.000251427 −0.1899225 1.13552E−05 0.000288418 MAST2 −0.1791724 3.51993E−05 0.000518746 −0.1602557 0.000220691 0.003163539 −0.2037383  2.4105E−06 0.000104613 RN7SL731P −0.2520058 4.45443E−09  6.3899E−07 −0.1144518 0.008543071 0.03859494 −0.1420876 0.00107284 0.007500181 C1orf86 −0.1608701 0.000208555 0.00209594 −0.1897651 1.15503E−05 0.000412227 −0.1936035 7.59396E−06 0.000222996 ARHGDIB 0.1991418 4.08597E−06 9.73845E−05 0.1610513 0.000205096 0.00302088 0.1789603 3.59706E−05 0.000656193 SYNGAP1 −0.2054935 1.96426E−06  5.5122E−05 −0.1320187 0.002391114 0.01588635 −0.19368 7.53014E−06 0.00022159 KIF15 −0.139777 0.001295495 0.008525768 −0.2144724 6.70269E−07 7.52376E−05 −0.1892084 1.22661E−05 0.00030652 TGFA 0.1658435 0.000130953 0.001464048 0.1829209 2.38997E−05 0.000693042 0.1954462 6.19089E−06 0.000196289 TAP2 0.1364226 0.001695056 0.01051403 0.2121548 8.88641E−07 8.58958E−05 0.1937442 7.47697E−06 0.00022096 PHF17 −0.1940657 7.21602E−06 0.000153813 −0.15821 0.000266033 0.003570788 −0.1867574 1.59505E−05 0.000367574 FAM53C −0.1680391 0.000106178 0.001229528 −0.1696083 9.12517E−05 0.001700312 −0.2048835 2.10953E−06  9.6906E−05 TRIM29 0.220094 3.33789E−07 1.50844E−05 0.1391114 0.00136712 0.0108924 0.1696928 9.05069E−05 0.001250723 LDOC1L −0.226812  1.4158E−07 7.63817E−06 −0.1369335 0.001627673 0.01227945 −0.1612133 0.00020205 0.002227013 CBLC 0.2376478 3.35345E−08 2.72268E−06 0.1318567 0.002421112 0.01603291 0.1490481 0.000597631 0.004795451 DDX60L 0.1363642 0.001702919 0.01054253 0.200083 3.67105E−06 0.000218365 0.2057707 1.90145E−06 9.18466E−05 ALDH3A1 0.2199937 3.38021E−07 1.51283E−05 0.1248054 0.004110988 0.02312182 0.1801317 3.19027E−05 0.000608292 CST6 0.225623  1.6511E−07 8.41821E−06 0.1370319 0.001614982 0.01220236 0.1621212 0.00018575 0.002103501 PHF23 −0.190911   1.02E−05 0.000201569 −0.1787861 3.66157E−05 0.000923286 −0.1704401 8.41639E−05 0.001200284 CAB39 0.1641931 0.000153049 0.001641896 0.1700964 8.70277E−05 0.001634664 0.2069296 1.65913E−06 8.42824E−05 ST13 −0.1863092 1.67293E−05 0.000291797 −0.1528744 0.000428551 0.004925684 −0.198271 4.50942E−06 0.000157705 DYNC1LI1 −0.1914078 9.66255E−06 0.000194183 −0.153228 0.000415417 0.004826531 −0.1923691 8.69827E−06 0.000243604 ESYT1 −0.1669065 0.000118348 0.001346675 −0.1918961 9.16067E−06 0.000354982 −0.1829062 2.39364E−05 0.000489237 UBE4B −0.1495018 0.000574754 0.004545456 −0.1870811 1.54098E−05 0.000507854 −0.2041382 2.30102E−06 0.000102326 GRK4 −0.2270949 1.36478E−07 7.59852E−06 −0.1481922 0.0006431 0.006425921 −0.1487831 0.000611377 0.004873857 CAV2 0.1622118 0.000184191 0.001901898 0.1791514 3.52747E−05 0.000902108 0.1996104 3.87407E−06 0.000141903 RARRES3 0.1610441 0.000205232 0.002067022 0.2154685 5.93177E−07 6.82349E−05 0.1647735 0.000144907 0.001764341 KDM4B −0.1977307 4.79288E−06 0.000110374 −0.1544407 0.000373168 0.00450097 −0.1822909 2.55203E−05 0.000511105 C7orf10 −0.2097172 1.19147E−06 3.79497E−05 −0.1586141 0.000256438 0.003506245 −0.1632751 0.000166807 0.001947808 RFX7 −0.1671458 0.000115673 0.00132405 −0.1755004 5.10456E−05 0.001149683 −0.1972675 5.04937E−06 0.000171003 NREP −0.2338493 5.60103E−08 3.87865E−06 −0.1246073 0.004171063 0.02336299 −0.1570335 0.000295913 0.00292114 S100A9 0.2043372 2.24831E−06 6.07655E−05 0.1468319 0.000722011 0.006921258 0.1796186 3.36277E−05 0.000631492 ARHGAP30 0.2166728 5.11328E−07 2.06895E−05 0.1697282 9.01969E−05 0.001687433 0.1417723 0.001100986 0.007616567 B3GALT6 −0.1774668 4.18714E−05 0.000594702 −0.1970038 5.20124E−06 0.000263188 −0.1650695 0.000140913 0.001731129 SAA2-SAA4 0.1841997 2.09052E−05 0.000342732 0.1503102 0.000536 0.005703518 0.1996831 3.84216E−06 0.000141479 RAD54L2 −0.149743 0.000562928 0.004477368 −0.195885 5.89527E−06 0.000282953 −0.1938799 7.36569E−06 0.000219492 TP73-AS1 −0.1603163 0.000219465 0.002183513 −0.1946041 6.79826E−06 0.000308225 −0.1852208 1.87734E−05 0.000414773 ZNF250 −0.172413 6.93722E−05 0.000888309 −0.1949359 6.55243E−06 0.000299027 −0.1717996 7.36856E−05 0.001102827 RPL23AP53 −0.1623772 0.00018138 0.001881243 −0.2007849  3.3882E−06 0.000209929 −0.1772107  4.2971E−05 0.000744848 LINC00839 −0.1934571 7.71763E−06 0.000163007 −0.1525373 0.000441431 0.005028054 −0.1870122 1.55234E−05 0.000360118 LZTR1 −0.2062981 1.78725E−06 5.13981E−05 −0.1541727 0.000382144 0.00457557 −0.1694614 9.25607E−05 0.001268063 UNC13D 0.2346455  5.0337E−08 3.59303E−06 0.133997 0.002051259 0.01433226 0.1459629 0.000777015 0.005871483 ARHGEF4 0.1616589 0.000193888 0.001976786 0.1741355 5.84975E−05 0.001268265 0.2013678 3.16928E−06 0.000124388 RCOR2 −0.124203 0.004296124 0.02125764 −0.2166791 5.10929E−07 6.23826E−05 −0.1925712 8.50756E−06 0.000239226 LONP1 −0.182685 2.44947E−05 0.000389203 −0.1518596 0.000468421 0.005241122 −0.1984606 4.41377E−06 0.000155532 ASRGL1 −0.1081349 0.01299928 0.04861282 −0.2025666 2.76077E−06 0.000183862 −0.2180393 4.31593E−07 3.55464E−05 UPP1 0.09878867 0.02332888 0.0751953 0.2338066 5.63314E−08 1.53741E−05 0.1903628  1.0826E−05 0.00028113 DAAM1 0.204211  2.2816E−06 6.15457E−05 0.1540226 0.00038726 0.00459351 0.1709286 8.02469E−05 0.001163496 MAD2L2 −0.1516399 0.000477496 0.00393503 −0.1888675 1.27251E−05 0.000445026 −0.1959095 5.87916E−06 0.000190307 DDX60 0.1648472 0.000143903 0.001567282 0.1816737 2.72089E−05 0.000761814 0.190353 1.08376E−05 0.00028113 NTN4 0.1639111 0.000157158 0.001682676 0.177506 4.17053E−05 0.001014853 0.1952351 6.33809E−06 0.00019809 MTOR −0.1185779 0.006424521 0.02894505 −0.1791527 3.52702E−05 0.000902108 −0.2306406 8.58022E−08 1.34189E−05 ZFP82 −0.1784552  3.7872E−05 0.000547963 −0.1468503 0.000720883 0.006915214 −0.2055925 1.94162E−06 9.31691E−05 ZNF197 −0.1907678 1.03602E−05 0.000203103 −0.1575388 0.000282714 0.003726417 −0.1834982 2.25005E−05 0.000467968 MILR1 0.1338234 0.002079212 0.01217012 0.177123  4.3354E−05 0.00104583 0.2210416 2.96238E−07 2.78603E−05 SEMA4B 0.1918554 9.20156E−06 0.000186158 0.1599873 0.000226196 0.003219249 0.1803365 3.12378E−05 0.000598073 SDC4 0.1713085 7.73202E−05 0.000969567 0.1706822 8.22008E−05 0.001578143 0.1927375 8.35367E−06 0.000236812 EIF4ENIF1 −0.1839279 2.15102E−05 0.000350175 −0.1646289 0.000146897 0.002399826 −0.1846159 2.00099E−05 0.000431811 NEAT1 0.1743672 5.71644E−05 0.000762137 0.191898 9.15878E−06 0.000354982 0.1687491 9.91606E−05 0.001341572 CCDC106 −0.1710818 7.90547E−05 0.000984074 −0.1582998 0.000263872 0.003558941 −0.2038183 2.38821E−06 0.000104533 VGLL1 0.2178627  4.4118E−07 1.83856E−05 0.1487947 0.000610771 0.006182779 0.1553997 0.00034263 0.003244261 MRAS −0.2020484 2.93077E−06 7.54037E−05 −0.1391966 0.001357756 0.01083252 −0.1835502 2.23786E−05 0.000466298 CDCP1 0.2152572 6.08786E−07 2.32726E−05 0.1180381 0.006671864 0.03227136 0.1822963 2.55061E−05 0.000511105 RAB25 0.2409748 2.12442E−08 1.95827E−06 0.1244234 0.004227543 0.02358444 0.1398379 0.00128912 0.008596935 TUB −0.190739 1.03926E−05 0.000203114 −0.1433314 0.000968143 0.008485639 −0.1931917  7.9466E−06 0.000230916 TNFAIP2 0.1771918 4.30534E−05 0.000607154 0.1561362 0.000320776 0.004070083 0.1976185 4.85384E−06 0.000167229 ACOT4 0.2190727 3.79386E−07 1.62984E−05 0.1509281 0.000508033 0.005494413 0.1494198 0.000578829 0.004686863 C19orf26 −0.2025864 2.75448E−06 7.23071E−05 −0.1581511 0.00026746 0.003583036 −0.1659724 0.00012936 0.001625056 AIM2 0.1501679 0.000542641 0.00435449 0.2139195 7.17119E−07 7.79811E−05 0.1694734 9.24533E−05 0.001267839 DGKA 0.2074266 1.56453E−06  4.6235E−05 0.1397134 0.001302195 0.01052144 0.1744724 5.65685E−05 0.000906073 WDR7 −0.2055272 1.95651E−06  5.5122E−05 −0.1285242 0.003119356 0.01903477 −0.1848357  1.9552E−05 0.000425225 MARVELD3 0.2455864 1.11577E−08 1.25319E−06 0.1062814 0.01464784 0.05695535 0.1447453 0.000860635 0.006372768 INF2 0.2257041 1.63393E−07 8.36126E−06 0.1174098 0.006970448 0.03330644 0.1658613 0.000130732 0.001633451 NCS1 −0.2373601 3.48735E−08 2.78968E−06 −0.1244796 0.004210197 0.02352538 −0.1430233 0.000993157 0.007070975 CCDC64B 0.2390563 2.76644E−08  2.3908E−06 0.1200495 0.005791533 0.02937768 0.1440122 0.000914919 0.006623012 MGLL 0.1362755 0.001714924 0.01058538 0.2022442 2.86538E−06 0.00018902 0.1927 8.38812E−06 0.000237305 DCLRE1B −0.1835212 2.24465E−05 0.000364141 −0.1408216 0.001190039 0.009855196 −0.2005498 3.48053E−06 0.000132365 CMTM3 −0.2394572 2.61838E−08 2.30666E−06 −0.1339622 0.00205683 0.01433602 −0.1307536 0.002634615 0.01441478 LINC00847 0.1575405 0.000282671 0.002645929 0.2300896  9.2265E−08 2.08909E−05 0.139764 0.001296865 0.008628619 DCTN1-AS1 −0.2086424 1.35443E−06 4.16167E−05 −0.1405558 0.001216097 0.01000767 −0.1710477 7.93186E−05 0.001155656 ZNF667 −0.1623975 0.000181039 0.001879883 −0.163331 0.000165937 0.002627622 −0.20467 2.16276E−06 9.83612E−05 GXYLT2 −0.1958212 5.93736E−06 0.00013097 −0.1413396 0.001140721 0.009559118 −0.1859497 1.73799E−05 0.000392712 GSTA4 −0.1922372 8.82497E−06 0.000180905 −0.1575981 0.000281203 0.003713538 −0.1773104 4.25398E−05 0.000741066 ARHGEF25 −0.2284848 1.13878E−07 6.60445E−06 −0.1308265 0.002619988 0.01702503 −0.1503779 0.000532869 0.004438661 ZSCAN20 −0.1700389 8.75154E−05 0.001061086 −0.1879877 1.39862E−05 0.000471365 −0.1728692 6.63197E−05 0.001020004 SAMD1 −0.1495391 0.000572914 0.004536058 −0.1882882 1.35426E−05 0.000462688 −0.1923477  8.7187E−06 0.000243686 SLC3A2 0.165669 0.000133139 0.001483047 0.1994766 3.93347E−06 0.000229079 0.1665683 0.000122229 0.001556544 MAMSTR −0.1919182 9.13857E−06 0.000185422 −0.1568805 0.000300021 0.003877251 −0.1774097 4.21141E−05 0.000737341 MAP3K12 −0.2153812 5.99578E−07 2.31001E−05 −0.118132 0.006628242 0.03212549 −0.1777709 4.06003E−05 0.000716366 ABCA3 −0.1471777 0.000701138 0.005309655 −0.1852385 1.87384E−05 0.0005853 −0.1971207  5.1334E−06 0.000172714 HNRNPH1 −0.1415952 0.001117092 0.007592189 −0.1884192 1.33535E−05 0.000459108 −0.1985482 4.37027E−06 0.000154783 GPR115 0.1846987 1.98361E−05 0.000329474 0.151245 0.000494221 0.00542786 0.189103 1.24062E−05 0.000308913 TADA3 −0.1716639 7.46736E−05 0.000944035 −0.1746213 5.57351E−05 0.001225555 −0.1831197 2.34087E−05 0.00048342 ZNF471 −0.1551315 0.000350927 0.003113159 −0.1631264 0.000169143 0.00266022 −0.2096421  1.2022E−06 6.91466E−05 ARID3A −0.1544879 0.000371606 0.00325922 −0.1898971 1.13865E−05 0.000409673 −0.1846823 1.98704E−05 0.000430414 ITPK1 0.202239 2.86712E−06 7.41773E−05 0.1473165 0.000692925 0.006725178 0.1707369  8.1763E−05 0.001173257 TRIM24 −0.12243 0.004885584 0.0235384 −0.1986442 4.32303E−06 0.000240689 −0.2039275 2.35809E−06 0.000103651 CXXC1 −0.1507079 0.000517841 0.00420527 −0.1839439 2.14739E−05 0.00063699 −0.1937639 7.46072E−06 0.000220948 DLX1 −0.227032 1.37597E−07 7.62209E−06 −0.09174185 0.03524684 0.1054375 −0.1773688 4.22891E−05 0.000739475 PDCD10 0.195132 6.41115E−06 0.000140089 0.1677035 0.000109656 0.001939395 0.1614798 0.000197132 0.002189062 ENTPD1 −0.1467466 0.000727244 0.00545394 −0.1989537 4.17409E−06 0.00023714 −0.1837351 2.19493E−05 0.000460108 RBM6 −0.1079452 0.01316013 0.04902995 −0.2113727 9.76679E−07 9.12375E−05 −0.200357 3.55806E−06 0.000134479 ITPRIPL1 −0.2144263 6.74054E−07 2.48864E−05 −0.1429502 0.000999185 0.008714053 −0.1575829 0.000281588 0.002809627 SLC25A20 −0.1687007 9.96247E−05 0.00117019 −0.1623292 0.000182192 0.00278674 −0.1959937 5.82412E−06 0.000189406 DFFA −0.1282128 0.003193172 0.01691603 −0.2001393 3.64755E−06 0.000217898 −0.1973026  5.0295E−06 0.000170745 ALKBH4 −0.1697435 9.00627E−05 0.001080675 −0.194185 7.12134E−06 0.000313677 −0.1640489 0.000155136 0.001856695 TFAP2A 0.1520202 0.00046189 0.003842822 0.2145414 6.64631E−07 7.52114E−05 0.1613668 0.000199203 0.002202312 CNTLN −0.1909238 1.01858E−05 0.000201569 −0.1752956 5.21035E−05 0.001165948 −0.1580056 0.000271014 0.002733152 PTCH1 −0.1298195 0.002828693 0.01545235 −0.1935123 7.67081E−06 0.000322568 −0.2008143 3.37682E−06 0.00012984 ZNF708 −0.1166339 0.007355639 0.03206226 −0.1996408 3.86071E−06 0.000226739 −0.2063297 1.78061E−06 8.91524E−05 AIM1 0.1980468 4.62503E−06 0.000107472 0.1541426 0.000383166 0.004579505 0.1689518 0.000097239 0.00132024 SSX2IP −0.1335422 0.002125229 0.01235634 −0.1780953 3.92844E−05 0.000971225 −0.2128602 8.15818E−07 5.42523E−05 DVL2 −0.1510457 0.000502867 0.004112457 −0.1808519 2.96222E−05 0.000802162 −0.1952396 6.33489E−06 0.00019809 ZNF738 −0.112758 0.009579558 0.03857461 −0.2102833 1.11337E−06 0.00010063 −0.1974432 4.95061E−06 0.000169306 B3GNT7 0.1622951 0.000182771 0.001891268 0.1601746 0.00022234 0.003180633 0.2030867 2.59965E−06 0.00010965 MOCOS 0.205304 2.00832E−06 5.57961E−05 0.1683657 0.000102894 0.001850371 0.1440737 0.000910251 0.006598847 ARHGEF40 −0.2084974 1.37798E−06 4.18781E−05 −0.1545399 0.000369895 0.004482558 −0.1536665 0.000399649 0.003642495 TBPL1 −0.1650434 0.000141262 0.001548204 −0.1873327 1.50014E−05 0.000498341 −0.1748142 5.46726E−05 0.000887281 RNF149 0.1934595 7.71554E−06 0.000163007 0.1218758 0.005084239 0.02678152 0.1983654 4.46154E−06 0.000156819 TMEM87A 0.1650519 0.000141148 0.001548176 0.1907605 1.03684E−05 0.000383276 0.1707817 8.14066E−05 0.001170359 CHMP7 −0.196412 5.55795E−06 0.000124354 −0.1748109 5.46904E−05 0.001206395 −0.1495378 0.000572974 0.004651297 RAB6B −0.1516405 0.000477473 0.00393503 −0.1141392 0.008726453 0.0392324 −0.2428588 1.63558E−08 4.55314E−06 SAT1 0.1766362 4.55382E−05 0.000634481 0.1850652 1.90843E−05 0.000592919 0.1638228 0.000158465 0.001884082 MTF2 −0.0937291 0.03145104 0.09396159 −0.2020671 2.92446E−06 0.000190213 −0.2164182 5.27667E−07 3.99163E−05 KLK6 0.2361262 4.12277E−08 3.13579E−06 0.1149962 0.008231812 0.03755444 0.1453573 0.000817618 0.006111642 NIPAL1 0.2088753 1.31739E−06 4.08391E−05 0.1216567 0.005164798 0.02700557 0.1790288 3.57198E−05 0.000653777 BAZ1B −0.1857915 1.76736E−05 0.000301839 −0.1701657 8.64426E−05 0.001632556 −0.1673947 0.00011295 0.001476197 METTL16 −0.1535673 0.000403166 0.003459723 −0.1977391 4.78836E−06 0.000251427 −0.1754335 5.13894E−05 0.000844496 POLRMT −0.1487185 0.000614773 0.004791169 −0.191006 1.00951E−05 0.000376713 −0.1853901 1.84406E−05 0.0004101 TATDN2 −0.1264047 0.003654006 0.01872611 −0.1976752 4.82297E−06 0.000251427 −0.198312 4.48857E−06 0.000157371 TAF6 −0.1803366 3.12374E−05 0.000472088 −0.1778506  4.0273E−05 0.000988641 −0.1663004 0.000125388 0.001589311 PSMB10 0.1879327 1.40688E−05 0.000255979 0.1640427 0.000155228 0.002489206 0.1707785 8.14319E−05 0.001170359 TMBIM6 0.2236355 2.13093E−07 1.01577E−05 0.1338469 0.0020754 0.01441492 0.148064 0.000650178 0.005119047 EPS8L1 0.2438023 1.43364E−08 1.48195E−06 0.09861136 0.02357937 0.07933244 0.144653 0.000867301 0.00639744 ALS2 −0.1968117 5.31458E−06 0.000119699 −0.1463155 0.000754243 0.00714171 −0.1747728 5.48986E−05 0.000888527 KAT6B −0.1347655 0.001931617 0.011532 −0.1861507 1.70132E−05 0.000549435 −0.2018756 2.98965E−06 0.000120508 SAA1 0.1764595 4.63565E−05 0.00064348 0.1590611 0.000246203 0.003430328 0.1874863 1.47573E−05 0.000348276 PABPC4L −0.168951 9.72459E−05 0.00114709 −0.1655078 0.000135188 0.002267007 −0.1895993 1.17592E−05 0.000296514 PLEC 0.1572395 0.000290465 0.002703624 0.1755431 5.08281E−05 0.001149683 0.1920053 9.05195E−06 0.000249818 NACAD −0.2140255 7.07901E−07 2.57939E−05 −0.1473094 0.000693342 0.006725178 −0.1501915 0.000541536 0.004492036 JAM3 −0.2164567 5.25165E−07 2.09884E−05 −0.1419968 0.001080876 0.00920729 −0.1515602 0.000480828 0.004100887 RBM5 −0.1652924 0.000137974 0.001520833 −0.1815204 2.76444E−05 0.000763457 −0.1781427 3.90955E−05 0.00069514 TMEM120B −0.1435943 0.000947259 0.006692843 −0.1949377 6.55112E−06 0.000299027 −0.1852867 1.86432E−05 0.000413208 PVRL1 0.2065775 1.72943E−06 4.99419E−05 0.1275312 0.003360281 0.02000502 0.1756473 5.02994E−05 0.000828541 NEURL4 −0.1053799 0.01551417 0.05545817 −0.2044579 2.21693E−06 0.000158877 −0.2052675 2.01692E−06 9.45235E−05 IL20RB 0.1777639 4.06291E−05 0.000580952 0.1662058 0.000126522 0.002158163 0.1786603 3.70886E−05 0.000671308 TM4SF1 0.1739901 5.93496E−05 0.000784508 0.1309114 0.002603048 0.01696247 0.2107052 1.05838E−06 6.34982E−05 BTG1 0.1379211 0.001504334 0.009582988 0.2193731 3.65386E−07 4.84632E−05 0.164102 0.000154364 0.00184905 BTC 0.2055097 1.96053E−06  5.5122E−05 0.1448848 0.000850653 0.007761982 0.1626759 0.000176405 0.00202255 KLHL18 −0.1449908 0.000843139 0.006127354 −0.1916948 9.36447E−06 0.000360066 −0.1859314 1.74136E−05 0.000392837 ATP8B2 −0.25678 2.21299E−09 3.62384E−07 −0.102475 0.01861883 0.06734809 −0.1133758 0.009189246 0.03603124 ENHO −0.1744088 5.69281E−05 0.000759714 −0.1687404 9.92442E−05 0.00181046 −0.1792982 3.47493E−05 0.000642644 UROD −0.2073849 1.57228E−06 4.63655E−05 −0.14252 0.001035308 0.008933945 −0.1618685 0.000190158 0.002134522 GAMT −0.2012393 3.21636E−06 8.13973E−05 −0.1537767 0.000395778 0.004656658 −0.1603551 0.000218683 0.002352278 NKX6-1 −0.1652185 0.000138942 0.001528804 −0.1589228 0.000249328 0.003453127 −0.1973579 4.99833E−06 0.000170102 BTN2A3P −0.1792368 3.49682E−05 0.000516691 −0.1785311 3.75803E−05 0.000937986 −0.1639108 0.000157161 0.001876073 TTC33 −0.1385872 0.001426061 0.009193766 −0.1920958 8.96263E−06 0.00035259 −0.1903939 1.07896E−05 0.00028113 GRHL1 0.2429622 1.61218E−08 1.59148E−06 0.1152015 0.00811709 0.03714062 0.1294944 0.002899226 0.01544419 EFNB3 −0.1824215 2.51761E−05 0.00039776 −0.1269611 0.003506129 0.02069627 −0.2028939 2.65832E−06 0.000111133 ANKRD34A −0.210475 1.08806E−06  3.5803E−05 −0.1385574 0.001429486 0.01118553 −0.1606999 0.000211853 0.002296704 HACE1 −0.1254065 0.003933477 0.01985137 −0.1848249 1.95742E−05 0.000600579 −0.2081351 1.43858E−06  7.7311E−05 SPATC1L −0.161216 0.000202 0.002038894 −0.1929178 8.18973E−06 0.000337257 −0.1687365 9.92813E−05 0.001341572 B2M 0.1419938 0.001081144 0.007405729 0.1824729 2.50418E−05 0.000717194 0.1970389 5.18074E−06 0.000173761 PXN 0.1943281 7.00946E−06 0.000150612 0.1610518 0.000205087 0.00302088 0.162605 0.000177574 0.002030938 MMACHC −0.1270295 0.003488347 0.01810077 −0.1876958 1.44304E−05 0.00048167 −0.2034655 2.48804E−06 0.000107217 MARCKSL1 −0.165811 0.000131357 0.001467382 −0.1818889 2.66087E−05 0.000754309 −0.1753696 5.17192E−05 0.000848914 EZR 0.2245494 1.89561E−07 9.36001E−06 0.1179911 0.006693796 0.03236226 0.1559326 0.000326684 0.00313594 TP53BP1 −0.1881255 1.37811E−05 0.000252062 −0.1517311 0.000473712 0.005274874 −0.1776677 4.10275E−05 0.000722345 MXD4 −0.1710432 7.93538E−05 0.000985303 −0.1796608 3.34826E−05 0.000871407 −0.1714813 7.60226E−05 0.0011281 RAVER1 −0.1559427 0.000326388 0.002960422 −0.1958184 5.93924E−06 0.000283991 −0.1709126  8.0373E−05 0.001164112 CSPG5 −0.1383163 0.001457434 0.009350466 −0.1483912 0.00063225 0.006358235 −0.227572 1.28271E−07 1.65316E−05 C1QL1 −0.1668896 0.00011854 0.001346901 −0.1514884 0.000483849 0.005333186 −0.2000074 3.70286E−06 0.000138177 SLC25A23 −0.1454344 0.000812347 0.005951084 −0.1743177 5.74464E−05 0.001250894 −0.1999701 3.71863E−06 0.000138395 ANXA3 0.1992409 4.04022E−06 9.64594E−05 0.1288387 0.003046378 0.01875389 0.1808198 2.97204E−05 0.000578998 RABL5 −0.1831016 2.34531E−05 0.000375468 −0.1643529 0.000150765 0.002445797 −0.1712331 7.78934E−05 0.001147676 IL18 0.1907285 1.04045E−05 0.000203114 0.1438376 0.000928306 0.00826157 0.1796868 3.33934E−05 0.000629397 CNKSR1 0.251392 4.86853E−09 6.84496E−07 0.1107108 0.01098054 0.04628652 0.114794 0.008346227 0.0336338 FOXQ1 0.1921928 8.86797E−06 0.00018152 0.1355844 0.00181117 0.0131712 0.1839417 2.14791E−05 0.000452751 TCF4 −0.2182303  4.2145E−07 1.78276E−05 −0.1355968 0.001809408 0.0131712 −0.1489335 0.000603541 0.004824195 ARHGEF35 0.232183 6.99511E−08 4.42568E−06 0.1113466 0.01052717 0.04493337 0.1459531 0.000777663 0.005873193 MAP3K15 −0.130086 0.002772027 0.01522045 −0.1922345 8.82752E−06 0.000351524 −0.1939856  7.2802E−06 0.000218862 APAF1 −0.1797306 3.32437E−05 0.000494358 −0.1703114  8.5226E−05 0.001616159 −0.1674017 0.000112874 0.001476197 CDC42BPG 0.2421355 1.80878E−08 1.72441E−06 0.1023881 0.01871951 0.06755428 0.1368661 0.001636419 0.01012775 B4GALNT1 −0.2218863 2.66219E−07 1.23517E−05 −0.1442264 0.000898739 0.008075885 −0.134091 0.002036269 0.01191877 VDR 0.1778544 4.02576E−05 0.000576487 0.1564444 0.000312024 0.00399179 0.1820353 2.62073E−05 0.000521859 UBP1 −0.16259 0.000177822 0.001854718 −0.1795636 3.38176E−05 0.000874921 −0.1772605  4.2755E−05 0.000742954 PRR15 0.2330299 6.24922E−08 4.12241E−06 0.1292366 0.002956296 0.01837815 0.1289506 0.00302081 0.0159328 COLEC12 −0.2244516 1.91954E−07 9.37476E−06 −0.114898 0.008287194 0.03775759 −0.1544937 0.000371416 0.003441903 EFEMP2 −0.2401956 2.36555E−08 2.09721E−06 −0.120228 0.005718718 0.02912508 −0.1247467 0.004128727 0.02006556 ZNF682 −0.1688346 9.83453E−05 0.001157115 −0.181058 2.89988E−05 0.00078989 −0.1687213 9.94269E−05 0.001341572 RIC8B −0.1986051 4.34221E−06 0.000102093 −0.1526653 0.000436498 0.004980015 −0.1598217 0.000229657 0.002434577 KRT18 0.237269 3.53084E−08 2.79237E−06 0.1041136 0.01680679 0.06282544 0.1429071 0.001002752 0.007113812 TBC1D2 0.1861574 1.70012E−05 0.000295076 0.1429351 0.001000435 0.008714053 0.1829925 2.37218E−05 0.000486278 RNF216P1 −0.1847499 1.97295E−05 0.000328095 −0.1383556 0.00145284 0.01132256 −0.1877639 1.43255E−05 0.000342225 PARP1 −0.126387 0.003658795 0.01873685 −0.1839838 2.13843E−05 0.000636001 −0.2034061 2.50524E−06 0.000107625 THY1 −0.1928151 8.28272E−06 0.000173082 −0.1541807 0.000381872 0.00457557 −0.1657943 0.000131566 0.001639449 TEX15 −0.1274466 0.00338157 0.01762843 −0.1982036 4.54389E−06 0.000249986 −0.1896299 1.17203E−05 0.000296144 FADD 0.130208 0.002746451 0.01512178 0.1809387  2.9358E−05 0.000797203 0.2031705 2.57456E−06 0.000109254 CEND1 −0.186066 1.71668E−05 0.000297195 −0.1621713 0.000184887 0.002812505 −0.1660202 0.000128773 0.001619515 SP100 0.1047374 0.01615867 0.0572151 0.2095836 1.21065E−06 0.00010802 0.193871 7.37299E−06 0.000219492 ATP7B −0.1329989 0.002216785 0.01280308 −0.1847967 1.96324E−05 0.00060058 −0.1967368  5.3594E−06 0.000178037 PCDH10 −0.1989021 4.19854E−06 9.97261E−05 −0.1750002 5.36662E−05 0.001193258 −0.1345646 0.001962251 0.01155843 MEAF6 −0.1352259 0.001863028 0.01123554 −0.1883895 1.33962E−05 0.000459266 −0.1909831 1.01203E−05 0.000268825 CD9 0.2148789 6.37714E−07 2.40007E−05 0.1220607 0.005017185 0.0265126 0.1615132 0.000196523 0.002184824 COPS3 −0.1735074 6.22617E−05 0.000812965 −0.1593737 0.000239271 0.003357277 −0.182294 2.55123E−05 0.000511105 FUT3 0.2137605 7.31166E−07 2.63656E−05 0.1375571 0.001548765 0.01189694 0.1502506 0.000538773 0.004476341 FERMT1 0.2110955 1.00984E−06 3.37884E−05 0.1073199 0.01370284 0.05438144 0.1767477 4.50289E−05 0.000769309 YWHAZ 0.1936753 7.53407E−06 0.000159858 0.1727246 6.72733E−05 0.001381087 0.1445501 0.00087479 0.006428827 TRPC1 −0.2260953 1.55344E−07 8.12867E−06 −0.1232384 0.004608312 0.02508529 −0.1431926 0.000979338 0.007003577 ATP2C2 0.2353598 4.57229E−08 3.32677E−06 0.1070826 0.01391395 0.05496364 0.1411866 0.001155086 0.007904443 CASKIN1 −0.162149 0.000185269 0.001911612 −0.1649629 0.000142339 0.002342196 −0.1884271 1.33422E−05 0.000326954 SLX1B 0.1863127 1.67231E−05 0.000291797 0.1727608 6.70337E−05 0.0013782 0.1536614 0.000399829 0.003642495 SSH3 0.2420551  1.8291E−08 1.73192E−06 0.09102079 0.03671734 0.1082085 0.1411325 0.00116021 0.007926179 IPP −0.1692626 9.43593E−05 0.001116826 −0.1625772 0.000178035 0.002756465 −0.1831516 2.33308E−05 0.000482529 BCAR3 0.1313705 0.002513185 0.01411664 0.1860022 1.72833E−05 0.000555581 0.1958681 5.90638E−06 0.000190534 SLFN5 0.08837576 0.04256551 0.1167489 0.1787496 3.67525E−05 0.000925059 0.2293821 1.01254E−07 1.39541E−05 ZNF124 −0.0928364 0.03311058 0.09749147 −0.2191282  3.7676E−07 4.94729E−05 −0.1889379 1.26289E−05 0.00031278 RNGTT −0.1159643 0.007703258 0.03304211 −0.1965685 5.46143E−06 0.000269566 −0.1973966 4.97663E−06 0.000169779 SEC22C −0.2086937 1.34618E−06 4.14547E−05 −0.1315838 0.002472403 0.01631739 −0.1609105 0.000207778 0.002270065 ZKSCAN8 −0.1394736 0.001327708 0.008680306 −0.1831186 2.34114E−05 0.000680299 −0.1914186 9.65117E−06 0.000261861 STK24 0.1867779 1.59159E−05 0.000281848 0.166793 0.000119638 0.002068619 0.1583809 0.000261935 0.002659284 SAT2 −0.1865322 1.63374E−05 0.000286759 −0.143781 0.000932684 0.008288804 −0.179046  3.5657E−05 0.000653777 TMC4 0.229634 9.79605E−08 5.77759E−06 0.1095783 0.01183112 0.0488947 0.1468921 0.000718335 0.005517935 SCN8A −0.1654302 0.000136186 0.001506818 −0.1651742 0.000139526 0.002319549 −0.1836864 2.20615E−05 0.000461071 CNTROB −0.1469846 0.000712722 0.005373986 −0.173645  6.1418E−05 0.001303167 −0.1931181 8.01128E−06 0.000232273 DPF1 −0.179769 3.31131E−05 0.000493999 −0.1693174 9.38605E−05 0.001732685 −0.1636575 0.000160941 0.001903255 TAMM41 −0.1153371 0.008042088 0.03412738 −0.1702153 8.60268E−05 0.001629126 −0.2202122 3.28868E−07 2.95323E−05 SQRDL 0.1508545 0.000511289 0.00416909 0.158383 0.000261885 0.003541595 0.2027297 2.70925E−06 0.000112232 BAP1 −0.1669478 0.000117882 0.00134272 −0.16223 0.000183881 0.002801817 −0.184231 2.08365E−05 0.000445505 SSFA2 0.1265689 0.00360979 0.01855416 0.1901453 1.10844E−05 0.000406009 0.1934871 7.69211E−06 0.000225403 UHRF1BP1L −0.1831411 2.33565E−05 0.000375403 −0.1551698 0.000349731 0.004305996 −0.1724335 6.92321E−05 0.00105201 CYB5D1 −0.1436499 0.0009429 0.006668815 −0.190965 1.01403E−05 0.000377386 −0.1785382 3.75529E−05 0.000677949 HSD17B14 −0.1781055 3.92438E−05 0.00056371 −0.1208082 0.005487609 0.02831061 −0.2031737  2.5736E−06 0.000109254 ZNF570 −0.1701902 8.62367E−05 0.001053844 −0.1571122 0.000293821 0.003822141 −0.184267 2.07577E−05 0.000444503 ARHGAP27 0.2393298 2.66458E−08 2.31802E−06 0.109016 0.01227468 0.0501324 0.1291346 0.002979152 0.01579688 PPAP2C 0.1684221 0.000102336 0.001193981 0.1478821 0.000660351 0.006541936 0.1926607  8.4244E−06 0.000237848 ADSL −0.1824543 2.50903E−05 0.000396855 −0.1705576 8.32062E−05 0.001590862 −0.1569143 0.00029911 0.002946457 TBKBP1 −0.1819345 2.64829E−05 0.000414641 −0.1581585 0.00026728 0.003583036 −0.1694112 9.30116E−05 0.001271738 NQO1 0.1766903 4.52901E−05 0.000631657 0.1754166 5.14762E−05 0.001153779 0.1586922 0.000254622 0.002613633 ADD1 −0.1940384  7.2378E−06 0.000154041 −0.1452578 0.000824476 0.007609996 −0.1659541 0.000129584 0.001625635 SLC25A51 −0.1899429 1.13302E−05 0.000216925 −0.1540981 0.000384678 0.004585595 −0.163293 0.000166528 0.001946182 PPM1M −0.2137157 7.35169E−07 2.63732E−05 −0.1301834 0.002751588 0.01753634 −0.1509788 0.000505798 0.004266786 MPZL3 0.2036676 2.43037E−06 6.50543E−05 0.1255868 0.003881615 0.02223383 0.1683967 0.000102587 0.001370352 ZNF737 −0.1652265 0.000138837 0.001528804 −0.1870665 1.54337E−05 0.000507854 −0.1588358 0.000251312 0.002586841 NADSYN1 0.2111879 9.98675E−07 3.35762E−05 0.1373995 0.001568364 0.01198795 0.1484455 0.000629318 0.004991158 BOLA3-AS1 −0.2016074 3.08325E−06 7.84567E−05 −0.1368125 0.001643407 0.01234032 −0.1621134 0.000185883 0.002103501 KCTD7 −0.2053446 1.99881E−06 5.56428E−05 −0.1192951 0.006108693 0.03049745 −0.170405 8.44529E−05 0.001201943 SLC37A1 0.2238004 2.08648E−07 9.97998E−06 0.1182246 0.006585452 0.03197171 0.1446233 0.000869459 0.006400376 SAFB −0.1297017 0.002854067 0.0155433 −0.1847551 1.97186E−05 0.000601035 −0.1938726 7.37166E−06 0.000219492 AP4B1-AS1 −0.1803706 3.11284E−05 0.000470952 −0.1570219 0.000296221 0.003842589 −0.1710784 7.90812E−05 0.001155016 KRTCAP3 0.2374512 3.44442E−08 2.77126E−06 0.1183394 0.006532781 0.03176765 0.1215905 0.005189347 0.02376004 DFFB −0.09326617 0.03230254 0.09574903 −0.2203745 3.22222E−07 4.53031E−05 −0.1831666 2.32945E−05 0.000482494 CEP68 −0.1600975 0.000223921 0.002218329 −0.1734473 6.26336E−05 0.001318906 −0.1777867 4.05349E−05 0.000716366 CD47 0.1498066 0.00055985 0.004455435 0.1921292 8.92994E−06 0.00035259 0.168717 9.94685E−05 0.001341572 MAP3K7 −0.1297081 0.002852684 0.0155433 −0.1940777 7.20644E−06 0.000315429 −0.1845791 2.00876E−05 0.000432816 GTPBP3 −0.1222498 0.004949377 0.02376108 −0.1977557 4.77941E−06 0.000251427 −0.1871406 1.53122E−05 0.000357601 WRB −0.1499886 0.000551119 0.004411569 −0.1978469  4.7305E−06 0.000251427 −0.16344 0.000164253 0.0019297 PROSER2 0.1996564 3.85386E−06 9.34528E−05 0.1252874 0.003968084 0.02253438 0.1728773 6.62671E−05 0.001020004 DDN −0.1326146 0.002283696 0.01307733 −0.2067115 1.70236E−06 0.000134631 −0.1699685 8.81161E−05 0.001226728 GTF2H2B −0.1548494 0.000359855 0.00317215 −0.1728539 6.64201E−05 0.001371664 −0.1826075 2.46934E−05 0.000499574 BMPR1APS2 −0.1449017 0.000849448 0.006158059 −0.1974137 4.96706E−06 0.000254179 −0.1681346 0.000105208 0.001398648 SMG6 −0.1825828 2.4757E−05 0.000392922 −0.172622  6.7958E−05 0.001385327 −0.151823 0.000469922 0.00403258 LIX1L −0.2442536 1.3458E−08 1.44094E−06 −0.1162649 0.007545402 0.03523128 −0.1095062 0.01188716 0.04331347 PALD1 −0.1157049 0.007841817 0.03344064 −0.2044235 2.22581E−06 0.000158877 −0.1850511 1.91128E−05 0.000418288 ZFYVE20 −0.13217 0.002363412 0.01342707 −0.1475643 0.000678471 0.006641099 −0.222243 2.54442E−07 2.55536E−05 EID2B −0.1820408 2.61922E−05 0.000411478 −0.1526028 0.000438901 0.00500333 −0.171563 7.54162E−05 0.001121494 CACNA1H −0.1428044 0.001011293 0.007020544 −0.1920339 9.02358E−06 0.000352685 −0.1735948 6.17246E−05 0.000964247 EP400NL −0.1385815 0.001426723 0.009193774 −0.1872273 1.51712E−05 0.000502782 −0.1819146 2.65377E−05 0.000526761 FGD1 −0.198011 4.64374E−06 0.000107727 −0.1313874 0.002509925 0.01652585 −0.1683833 0.00010272 0.00137072 ATN1 −0.1818284 2.67761E−05 0.00041829 −0.1578032 0.000276029 0.003661013 −0.1657577 0.000132023 0.00164368 DOK1 −0.1861663  1.6985E−05 0.000295076 −0.1719399 7.26774E−05 0.001456817 −0.1459314 0.000779082 0.005877527 SIRT1 −0.1342629 0.002009111 0.01186962 −0.1815941 2.74344E−05 0.000762129 −0.1901723  1.1052E−05 0.000283302 TMEM237 −0.1941478 7.15075E−06 0.00015289 −0.1537013 0.000398425 0.004683845 −0.1538063 0.000394741 0.003621887 E2F5 −0.1214417 0.005244917 0.02473589 −0.1796575  3.3494E−05 0.000871407 −0.2017261 3.04149E−06 0.000120611 GABPA −0.138569 0.001428149 0.009198709 −0.2051952 2.03406E−06 0.000151705 −0.1638182 0.000158533 0.001884082 TMPRSS11E 0.1583976 0.000261536 0.002486561 0.1748392 5.45361E−05 0.001204902 0.1747338 5.51127E−05 0.000890957 GNAZ −0.159754 0.000231088 0.002268347 −0.1731675 6.43933E−05 0.001343763 −0.1749351 5.40162E−05 0.000880865 DOT1L −0.1642739 0.000151889 0.001632543 −0.1703706  8.4736E−05 0.00161317 −0.1728453 6.64764E−05 0.001021286 TNFAIP3 0.1387838 0.001403686 0.009074735 0.1706916 8.21258E−05 0.001578143 0.1961169 5.74451E−06 0.000187944 PPP1R8 −0.1265931 0.003603309 0.01853454 −0.1790243 3.57361E−05 0.00090603 −0.1980211 4.63849E−06 0.000161408 COASY 0.1785086 3.76664E−05 0.000547114 0.1263024 0.003681779 0.0214567 0.1928968 8.20868E−06 0.000234613 C2orf44 −0.1761227 4.79547E−05 0.000658916 −0.176219 4.74925E−05 0.001118524 −0.1531781 0.000417246 0.003744456 RASSF5 0.1919786 9.07834E−06 0.000184469 0.1456531 0.000797552 0.007420535 0.1627138 0.000175782 0.002018471 HABP4 −0.1808159 2.97325E−05 0.000453779 −0.135774 0.001784284 0.01306441 −0.1834874  2.2526E−05 0.000467968 IFI27 0.1742743 5.76952E−05 0.00076701 0.1716629 7.46812E−05 0.001476561 0.1597228 0.000231749 0.002454882 CCDC74B −0.1785011 3.76954E−05 0.000547114 −0.154899 0.000358269 0.004382026 −0.1708517 0.000080852 0.001166196 BAIAP2 0.2085331 1.37216E−06 4.18054E−05 0.135323 0.001848846 0.01336266 0.1482827 0.000638143 0.005046768 BRK1 −0.1202313 0.005717373 0.02664215 −0.1862998  1.6746E−05 0.000542063 −0.1953954 6.22599E−06 0.000196954 ZNF695 −0.09201381 0.03470538 0.1006803 −0.2134607 7.58372E−07 7.8191E−05 −0.1868159 1.58516E−05 0.000365901 CNN3 −0.2183221 4.16659E−07 1.77354E−05 −0.1034051 0.0175704 0.06453134 −0.1590512 0.000246423 0.002557769 ZNF287 −0.1820252 2.62348E−05 0.000411682 −0.1387319 0.00140956 0.0110971 −0.1791843 3.51563E−05 0.000646421 XDH 0.1647908 0.000144671 0.00157195 0.1458054 0.000787396 0.007360489 0.1915993 9.46269E−06 0.000258765 SLC7A5 0.1634224 0.000164524 0.001742781 0.1786171 3.72525E−05 0.000935543 0.1641819 0.00015321 0.00183997 USP19 −0.112488 0.009754744 0.03908356 −0.1640623 0.000154941 0.002489206 −0.2195233 3.58574E−07 3.11937E−05 OVOL1 0.2338549  5.5968E−08 3.87865E−06 0.1183361 0.00653429 0.03176765 0.1208929 0.005454598 0.02464595 MAST1 −0.1507133 0.000517596 0.00420527 −0.1739293  5.9709E−05 0.001283 −0.1811121 0.000028837 0.000563739 DAPK3 −0.2201926 3.29676E−07 1.49471E−05 −0.1280796 0.003225217 0.0193917 −0.1359468 0.001760097 0.01070283 RBAK-RBAKDN −0.1595985 0.000234402 0.002287962 −0.1467413 0.00072757 0.006950617 −0.1955166 6.14252E−06 0.0001952 C19orf33 0.1906589 1.04835E−05 0.000203799 0.1347902 0.001927869 0.01375398 0.1716397 7.48514E−05 0.001115479 SDF2 0.07665644 0.07871836 0.1821884 0.1772802 4.26698E−05 0.001032906 0.2271935 1.34741E−07 1.68961E−05 THBD 0.1299365 0.002803684 0.01535378 0.1479347 0.000657391 0.006521896 0.2192508 3.71025E−07 3.18784E−05 CD46 0.2245464 1.89635E−07 9.36001E−06 0.1002991 0.02128689 0.07390675 0.1496148 0.000569185 0.004633036 SNRNP40 −0.1230407 0.004674776 0.02269557 −0.1715281 7.56744E−05 0.001484907 −0.2051663 2.04095E−06 9.53288E−05 RANBP3 −0.175033 5.34901E−05 0.000722143 −0.1552274 0.000347938 0.004304846 −0.1725946 6.81419E−05 0.001038847 CDIP1 −0.1897316 1.15921E−05 0.000220425 −0.1459452 0.000778178 0.007303751 −0.1627759 0.000174768 0.002013741 HTT −0.1574201 0.000285765 0.002665923 −0.1472085 0.00069931 0.006764209 −0.1965803 5.45422E−06 0.000180326 GTF2H2 −0.1525545 0.000440767 0.003694177 −0.1724763 6.89409E−05 0.00139678 −0.1795017 3.40329E−05 0.000635531 SV2A −0.2176204 4.54667E−07 1.88349E−05 −0.1043741 0.01653346 0.06217267 −0.1576443 0.000280028 0.002802094 HAUS1 −0.1479406 0.000657061 0.005047262 −0.1915326 9.53188E−06 0.000362498 −0.1645572 0.000147892 0.001796252 DEF6 0.226153  1.5419E−07 8.09877E−06 0.09954066 0.02229199 0.07634464 0.1474755 0.000683617 0.005321736 ERMP1 0.2281322 1.19243E−07 6.83021E−06 0.1062333 0.01469299 0.057041 0.1400425 0.001267906 0.008489144 AZI2 −0.1804587 3.08473E−05 0.000467922 −0.1401786 0.001253975 0.01026711 −0.1782635 3.86182E−05 0.000690022 ZNF566 −0.1366001 0.001671356 0.01039018 −0.1664987 0.000123043 0.002119591 −0.1989042 4.19758E−06 0.000150583 MEIS3 −0.2139563 7.13904E−07 2.59339E−05 −0.1114466 0.01045737 0.04469025 −0.1572451 0.000290318 0.002878161 ILDR1 0.230678 8.53801E−08 5.21231E−06 0.1169414 0.007200751 0.0340909 0.1257946 0.003822605 0.01887602 TCF12 −0.2340825 5.42873E−08 3.81629E−06 −0.09657667 0.02662443 0.0864037 −0.1366976 0.001658474 0.01022334 TRRAP −0.1391136 0.001366876 0.008890441 −0.1961933 5.69563E−06 0.000278167 −0.168374 0.000102811 0.00137072 MYO5C 0.2258501 1.60343E−07 8.32765E−06 0.1125108 0.009739832 0.04248472 0.1378486 0.001513095 0.009586148 SDC1 0.1594782 0.000236997 0.002306825 0.1320524 0.002384913 0.0158603 0.2055358 1.95455E−06 9.31691E−05 C1QTNF6 0.1704302 8.42458E−05 0.001036228 0.1556987 0.000333596 0.004183175 0.1761516 4.78155E−05 0.000797205 LARS2 −0.1251332 0.004013313 0.020164 −0.1956793 6.03209E−06 0.000286555 −0.1803448 3.12109E−05 0.000598073 RSU1 −0.1943251 7.01175E−06 0.000150612 −0.1514896 0.000483798 0.005333186 −0.1507168 0.000517439 0.004346552 SIX5 −0.1597342 0.000231507 0.002269901 −0.1642084 0.000152829 0.002470644 −0.1796384 3.35594E−05 0.000631234 POLR3A −0.1469157 0.000716901 0.005395108 −0.1962816 5.63967E−06 0.000276403 −0.1601808 0.000222215 0.00237924 ARIH2 −0.1198141 0.005888892 0.02724077 −0.1616469 0.000194104 0.002901967 −0.214976 6.30166E−07 4.50415E−05 FBXO42 −0.1726504 6.77678E−05 0.000870165 −0.1268606 0.003532436 0.02078105 −0.1952019 6.36153E−06 0.00019809 ARF6 0.1563861 0.000313662 0.002864514 0.1561938 0.000319124 0.00406023 0.1891142 1.23913E−05 0.000308913 LAD1 0.2353328 4.58898E−08 3.32677E−06 0.09077511 0.03723013 0.1093031 0.1372369 0.001588827 0.009917433 POLR2A −0.09529999 0.02870324 0.08788394 −0.1926604 8.42465E−06 0.000341874 −0.2018502 2.99839E−06 0.000120508 ASPH 0.1454542 0.000810992 0.00594668 0.1389661 0.001383226 0.01098627 0.2125354 8.48606E−07 5.55486E−05 CDK4 −0.1943547 6.98881E−06 0.000150584 −0.155551 0.00033803 0.004219763 −0.1463932 0.000749309 0.005714866 EPS15L1 −0.1848759 1.94692E−05 0.000325712 −0.1572845 0.000289286 0.003791503 −0.1568293 0.000301407 0.002956488 MATR3 −0.1537174 0.000397856 0.003431079 −0.1793819 3.44528E−05 0.000888052 −0.1704284 8.42601E−05 0.001200426 TRAF3IP2 0.137164 0.00159809 0.01004824 0.1953417 6.26331E−06 0.000294524 0.1698765 8.89077E−05 0.001236269 PKIG −0.1979712 4.66465E−06 0.000108032 −0.130469 0.00269242 0.01730983 −0.1632087 0.000167845 0.001958289 VWA1 0.2195507 3.57344E−07 1.56226E−05 0.09971107 0.02206265 0.07580597 0.1559825 0.000325226 0.003128417 BBS9 −0.2161956 5.42371E−07  2.1386E−05 −0.1102688 0.01130581 0.04720022 −0.1533803 0.000409876 0.003690211 KCTD5 0.1440162 0.000914618 0.006508473 0.151679 0.00047587 0.005290441 0.2033318  2.5269E−06 0.000108221 PCNT −0.152972 0.000424888 0.003591914 −0.1755375 5.08565E−05 0.001149683 −0.1743827 5.70759E−05 0.00091001 LYRM2 −0.09740889 0.02534027 0.07990738 −0.1797471 3.31875E−05 0.000868302 −0.2125214  8.5005E−07 5.55486E−05 OAS2 0.136628 0.001667666 0.0103765 0.18784 1.42093E−05 0.000476577 0.1765278 4.60384E−05 0.000782429 TOP3A −0.1622796 0.000183034 0.001891352 −0.1761047 4.80416E−05 0.001121895 −0.1642744 0.000151882 0.001831526 C2orf54 0.2092021 1.26707E−06 3.96323E−05 0.07931439 0.0688622 0.1696748 0.1805613 0.000030523 0.000588974 SLITRK5 −0.152163 0.000456154 0.003798602 −0.1529583 0.0004254 0.004905665 −0.1943333 7.00538E−06 0.000212591 MREG 0.164927 0.000142823 0.001556736 0.1538215 0.000394212 0.004649851 0.1814127 2.79545E−05 0.000549575 SMIM8 −0.1222029 0.004966128 0.02380919 −0.1913123 9.76374E−06 0.000369298 −0.1839355  2.1493E−05 0.000452751 CASP8AP2 −0.09865766 0.02351373 0.07565593 −0.2016733 3.06001E−06 0.000197186 −0.1911341 9.95527E−06 0.000267505 PRKD3 −0.1966282 5.42501E−06 0.000121595 −0.1398762 0.001285124 0.01042764 −0.1558376 0.000329475 0.003160189 FZD8 −0.2500395 5.91726E−09 7.99635E−07 −0.1073759 0.01365347 0.05423591 −0.09209902 0.03453721 0.09422663 ZBED2 0.1730549 6.51142E−05 0.000843878 0.1522646 0.000452114 0.005103795 0.1738016 6.04708E−05 0.000948996 DNAJB5 −0.2062106 1.80573E−06 5.18225E−05 −0.1375144 0.001554051 0.01192041 −0.1438201 0.000929656 0.006718526 MUC1 0.2209661 2.99073E−07 1.36934E−05 0.1135635 0.009073444 0.04036821 0.1418153 0.00109711 0.007608147 RPAP2 −0.1115642 0.01037586 0.04084322 −0.1955992 6.08622E−06 0.000288143 −0.1871425 1.53091E−05 0.000357601 HIC2 −0.1104122 0.01119935 0.04330104 −0.1887938 1.28263E−05 0.000447443 −0.1937198 7.49717E−06 0.000221087 ARHGEF10 −0.1987286 4.28193E−06 0.000101017 −0.1630413 0.000170493 0.002673136 −0.1289367 0.003023957 0.01594335 THRAP3 −0.1434113 0.000961751 0.006778034 −0.165497 0.000135327 0.002267007 −0.1903443 1.08478E−05 0.00028113 PRPF8 −0.1120924 0.01001655 0.039823 −0.2135807 7.47362E−07 7.8191E−05 −0.1681885 0.000104664 0.001394083 PHF21A −0.1817426 2.70153E−05 0.000420141 −0.147446 0.000685338 0.00668481 −0.1665997 0.000121864 0.001556544 IFT172 −0.1854542 1.83161E−05 0.000310905 −0.1350138 0.00189434 0.01360542 −0.1726646 6.76729E−05 0.001035832 SIRT7 0.2293826 1.01248E−07 5.94627E−06 0.097532 0.02515492 0.08306793 0.1390868 0.001369838 0.008989519 HNRNPA0 −0.1197678 0.005908183 0.02728043 −0.1880127 1.39488E−05 0.000471245 −0.1876379  1.452E−05 0.000345477 TMEM159 0.1656257 0.000133687 0.001485063 0.1644586 0.000149273 0.002427251 0.1696849 9.05761E−05 0.001250723 CEP112 −0.1891777 1.23067E−05 0.00023211 −0.1288392 0.003046278 0.01875389 −0.1725242 6.86162E−05 0.001044933 PGBD1 −0.2098403 1.17405E−06 3.75669E−05 −0.1287675 0.003062774 0.01882358 −0.1445144 0.000877407 0.006438158 SLC25A42 −0.1438653 0.000926171 0.006575802 −0.1847064  1.982E−05 0.000601035 −0.171133 7.86596E−05 0.001153653 TMEM59L −0.1874439 1.48243E−05 0.000265559 −0.143919 0.000922045 0.008226891 −0.1622087 0.000184245 0.002088359 DDHD2 −0.1542605 0.00037918 0.003306899 −0.1913859 9.68568E−06 0.000367343 −0.1530662 0.000421379 0.003759731 OAS3 0.1956827 6.02979E−06 0.000132799 0.1587571 0.000253121 0.003474551 0.1372637 0.001585443 0.00991365 KDELC1 −0.2322047 6.97498E−08 4.42568E−06 −0.1126596 0.009643065 0.04223468 −0.1209291 0.00544052 0.02460253 ZNF407 −0.1866569 1.61221E−05 0.000284642 −0.1564471 0.000311948 0.00399179 −0.1516388 0.000477544 0.004075373 RAB11FIP3 −0.1774803 4.18139E−05 0.000594492 −0.166262 0.000125847 0.002151919 −0.153513 0.000405105 0.003668615 EPB41 −0.1000879 0.02156277 0.07095323 −0.194155 7.14508E−06 0.00031373 −0.1944559 6.91087E−06 0.000211412 TGIF2 −0.1311152 0.00256281 0.01433752 −0.2051697 2.04013E−06 0.000151705 −0.1614432 0.000197801 0.002190808 RBBP9 −0.1454838 0.000808984 0.005935816 −0.1974469 4.94852E−06 0.000254164 −0.1558312 0.000329664 0.003160189 ZSCAN18 −0.1507559 0.000515689 0.004192685 −0.1815564 2.75415E−05 0.000762129 −0.1668481 0.000119009 0.001534059 MYO1D 0.2045942 2.18198E−06 5.92027E−05 0.1343153 0.002000902 0.01410048 0.1459353 0.000778828 0.005877527 SULT2B1 0.2298033 9.58061E−08 5.69132E−06 0.101399 0.01989934 0.0704781 0.1335266 0.002127809 0.0122892 PIN1 −0.1911174 9.97334E−06 0.000198881 −0.1260324 0.003756073 0.02176029 −0.1712224 7.79747E−05 0.001147676 DHX32 0.1728647 6.63496E−05 0.000855111 0.1525247 0.000441919 0.005029496 0.171019 7.95415E−05 0.001156885 MSI1 −0.1361281 0.001735051 0.01065762 −0.1761239 4.79488E−05 0.001121895 −0.1851421  1.893E−05 0.00041625 TJP3 0.2286193 1.11893E−07 6.51648E−06 0.09620078 0.02722258 0.08785324 0.1394937 0.001325553 0.008785895 MROH6 0.2162926 5.35918E−07 2.11916E−05 0.1189634 0.006252994 0.03095114 0.1416033 0.001116355 0.007696162 ARMC9 −0.1861761 1.69675E−05 0.000295076 −0.1212859 0.005303689 0.02757641 −0.1794526 3.42043E−05 0.000636484 HCP5 0.1821536 2.58872E−05 0.000407169 0.131792 0.002433181 0.01609669 0.1762845 4.71803E−05 0.000793118 TMCC2 −0.1856862 1.78718E−05 0.00030485 −0.1024549 0.01864199 0.06739685 −0.1918375 9.21956E−06 0.000253611 FOXO3B −0.1654499 0.000135933 0.001505207 −0.1812739 2.83588E−05 0.000777019 −0.1500912 0.000546254 0.004520398 INSR −0.114677 0.008413041 0.03521838 −0.1795395 3.39011E−05 0.000875454 −0.197138  5.1234E−06 0.000172714 IL1RN 0.2137293 7.33952E−07 2.63732E−05 0.1235631 0.004501002 0.02471379 0.1404818 0.00122344 0.008242527 KRT4 0.2003928 3.54355E−06 8.69889E−05 0.1472762 0.0006953 0.006734777 0.1386913 0.001414172 0.009174348 CALM3 −0.1351483 0.001874424 0.01128795 −0.15311 0.000419757 0.004864773 −0.2046435 2.16947E−06 9.83612E−05 MAGED2 −0.2134669 7.57801E−07 2.69765E−05 −0.1109874 0.01078122 0.04572685 −0.1505941 0.000522978 0.004382499 ZNF35 −0.151853 0.000468694 0.003878568 −0.1844033 2.04625E−05 0.000615156 −0.1608638 0.000208675 0.002273961 FSD1L −0.1700102 8.77602E−05 0.001062204 −0.1565492 0.000309099 0.003972306 −0.1690838 9.60058E−05 0.001307539 FAM104B −0.1850297 1.91559E−05 0.000322019 −0.1467777 0.00072533 0.006933975 −0.1595491 0.000235463 0.002488545 CDC7 −0.1161253 0.007618347 0.03278963 −0.1911109  9.9804E−06 0.00037444 −0.1839521 2.14556E−05 0.000452751 ZNF414 −0.1838785 2.16217E−05 0.00035158 −0.1527184 0.000434467 0.004960911 −0.1556711 0.00033442 0.003196973 KRT8P3 0.2329702  6.2992E−08 4.12409E−06 0.09150051 0.03573333 0.1063443 0.1328669 0.002239552 0.01272532 HCFC1 −0.1302779 0.00273188 0.01505942 −0.1815746 2.74899E−05 0.000762129 −0.1829777 2.37583E−05 0.000486311 ZNF347 −0.161538 0.000196072 0.001992065 −0.1510815 0.0005013 0.00546157 −0.1822301 2.56823E−05 0.000513609 C18orf54 −0.1877321 1.43744E−05 0.000259503 −0.1300812 0.002773033 0.01760851 −0.1699915 8.79191E−05 0.001226415 RHOQ −0.2150904 6.21376E−07 2.35666E−05 −0.09674413 0.02636161 0.08589687 −0.1577983 0.000276151 0.002772255 TXLNA −0.1549078 0.000357989 0.003161705 −0.1476464 0.000673747 0.006613463 −0.1910135 1.00868E−05 0.000268741 UBTF −0.1683029 0.000103518 0.001203734 −0.1739257 5.97301E−05 0.001283 −0.153653 0.000400128 0.003642495 FOXN3 −0.1450156 0.000841386 0.006121931 −0.1729676 6.56785E−05 0.001360385 −0.1784419 3.79231E−05 0.000681979 DPYSL5 −0.157841 0.000275086 0.002590614 −0.1511225 0.000499517 0.005457437 −0.185472 1.82816E−05 0.000409102 WRN −0.1294489 0.002909221 0.01574395 −0.2156487 5.80179E−07 6.78615E−05 −0.1471702 0.000701589 0.005422218 AP4B1 −0.1905541 1.06036E−05 0.000205558 −0.1385645 0.001428669 0.01118553 −0.1592299 0.000242438 0.002539118 ZNRF3 −0.1135347 0.009091124 0.0371519 −0.2092744 1.25619E−06 0.00010905 −0.1675354 0.000111437 0.00146192 FAM115B −0.1609859 0.000206338 0.002075155 −0.1799153 3.26197E−05 0.000861544 −0.1547796 0.000362096 0.003381881 MBOAT1 0.2120392 9.01157E−07 3.09709E−05 0.1465729 0.000738017 0.007035931 0.1185323 0.006445113 0.02789475 PTPN6 0.2331983  6.1103E−08 4.08891E−06 0.07413837 0.08908293 0.2029333 0.1423927 0.001046234 0.007354812 ENAH −0.1985715 4.35877E−06 0.00010231 −0.1353312 0.001847656 0.01336266 −0.1502457 0.000539001 0.004476341 SEPT5 −0.1921488  8.9108E−06 0.000182128 −0.1401364 0.001258282 0.01028422 −0.1551189 0.000351322 0.003297403 SAMD11 −0.1591948 0.000243216 0.00234645 −0.1739338 5.96824E−05 0.001283 −0.1620288 0.000187349 0.002113222 DYNC2H1 −0.1714141 0.000076525 0.000962197 −0.1605807 0.000214191 0.003108785 −0.161922 0.000189216 0.002127522 ADAMTS10 −0.1993723 3.98038E−06 9.53579E−05 −0.1335145 0.002129811 0.01466115 −0.1497583 0.000562186 0.004594875 DCTN1 −0.2163105 5.34733E−07 2.11916E−05 −0.1191099 0.006188881 0.03078968 −0.1373559 0.001573829 0.009861847 FAM25HP 0.1708822 8.06114E−05 0.000998247 0.1439074 0.000922933 0.008228994 0.1764753 4.62824E−05 0.000783704 C2CD5 −0.09744103 0.02529177 0.07980868 −0.2200184 3.36974E−07 4.64391E−05 −0.164933 0.000142742 0.001747428 LHX2 −0.118367 0.006520182 0.02924881 −0.1716628 0.000074682 0.001476561 −0.1988787  4.2097E−06 0.000150629 SUV39H2 −0.1127521 0.009583375 0.03857461 −0.1924598 8.61221E−06 0.000346455 −0.1828861 2.39866E−05 0.000489545 MKX −0.1215783 0.005193881 0.02455626 −0.2032209 2.55959E−06 0.000172111 −0.1665752 0.000122148 0.001556544 BCLAF1 −0.1253075 0.003962232 0.01995308 −0.1920653 8.99269E−06 0.00035259 −0.1739007 5.98788E−05 0.000941755 IER3 0.1708093 8.11875E−05 0.001002705 0.156002 0.00032466 0.004100238 0.1660421 0.000128506 0.001618709 SCAP −0.1267294 0.003567048 0.01840747 −0.1731063 6.47841E−05 0.001349896 −0.1910035 1.00978E−05 0.000268741 TIA1 −0.1336247 0.002111625 0.01230422 −0.1863417 1.66716E−05 0.000540914 −0.1730575 6.50975E−05 0.001005652 ZMYM3 −0.1515253 0.000482295 0.003969877 −0.1669706 0.000117626 0.00204911 −0.1756939 5.00651E−05 0.000825659 MAST4 0.1723013 7.01394E−05 0.00089484 0.1266167 0.003597 0.02106389 0.186945 1.56349E−05 0.0003621 TMC6 0.2114875 9.63251E−07 3.27204E−05 0.103029 0.01798798 0.06566345 0.1556596 0.000334763 0.003198053 BLCAP 0.1937546 7.46842E−06 0.000158707 0.1401192 0.001260043 0.01028653 0.1511424 0.000498652 0.004227001 GPR173 −0.1993146 4.00654E−06 9.58197E−05 −0.1482527 0.000639779 0.006401931 −0.1350794 0.001884607 0.01125562 LGALS3BP 0.13359 0.002117342 0.01232077 0.1966318 5.42282E−06 0.000268613 0.1616503 0.000194044 0.002164793 C15orf48 0.1799333 3.25593E−05 0.000488354 0.1638756 0.000157682 0.002519828 0.1459212 0.000779756 0.005879428 PRKACA −0.1632627 0.000167001 0.00176365 −0.1468964 0.000718076 0.006893037 −0.1803634 3.11515E−05 0.000598066 GNL1 −0.1486056 0.00062075 0.004818158 −0.1448724 0.000851537 0.007761982 −0.1955679 6.10749E−06 0.000194531 SAP30 −0.2139384  7.1547E−07 2.59339E−05 −0.1273046 0.003417595 0.02026821 −0.1313075 0.002525342 0.01397068 PRRG2 0.2329561 6.31102E−08 4.12409E−06 0.09173082 0.03526896 0.1054584 0.1276057 0.003341653 0.01711906 GNB3 −0.2174452 4.64668E−07 1.90788E−05 −0.1343033 0.002002777 0.01410048 −0.1183938 0.006507917 0.02807719 SLCO1B3 0.1376023 0.001543177 0.009790097 0.1593269 0.000240298 0.003364901 0.1932582 7.88863E−06 0.000229711 TMEM184A 0.2164399 5.26255E−07 2.09884E−05 0.103572 0.01738785 0.06409161 0.1465152 0.000741626 0.005662479 SLX1B-SULT1A4 0.2097792 1.18265E−06 3.77554E−05 0.1233362 0.004575747 0.02495698 0.1407801 0.001194073 0.00810351 SLC35A4 −0.1256558 0.003861926 0.01958588 −0.1519047 0.000466579 0.005224706 −0.2086067 1.36019E−06 7.46306E−05 ZNF382 −0.1607571 0.000210738 0.002114823 −0.1509753 0.000505955 0.005476193 −0.1787969 3.65753E−05 0.000663745 KCNK5 0.244689 1.26602E−08 1.37669E−06 0.07918015 0.06933452 0.1705066 0.1152375 0.008097157 0.03287757 NOL9 −0.1197222 0.005927255 0.02734553 −0.1900768  1.1167E−05 0.000406629 −0.1781614 3.90212E−05 0.00069514 KATNAL1 −0.2131303 7.89477E−07 2.79612E−05 −0.1024685 0.0186263 0.06735762 −0.1514428 0.000485777 0.004132966 ARPC1B 0.159899 0.000228036 0.002246311 0.1693577 9.34945E−05 0.001730518 0.1626095 0.000177499 0.002030938 RWDD2A −0.1456454 0.000798065 0.005868075 −0.1668978 0.000118447 0.002051067 −0.1789094 3.61578E−05 0.000657883 WWC2 −0.177288 4.26363E−05 0.000601881 −0.1571958 0.000291611 0.003807631 −0.1543289 0.000376886 0.003478695 SLC25A38 −0.1292915 0.002944066 0.01589544 −0.1732555 6.38348E−05 0.001335495 −0.186445 1.64896E−05 0.00037626 ARHGEF3 0.1728656 6.63434E−05 0.000855111 0.1674116 0.000112767 0.001979322 0.149311 0.000584273 0.004725448 KYNU 0.1728079 6.67227E−05 0.000857537 0.1443013 0.000893144 0.008041187 0.1709545 8.00441E−05 0.001161766 SDC2 −0.2023553  2.8289E−06  7.3599E−05 −0.1071533 0.01385077 0.05478514 −0.1628239 0.000173988 0.00200953 APOL6 0.1791669 3.52191E−05 0.000518746 0.170083 8.71414E−05 0.001634664 0.1379186 0.001504636 0.009570439 LEPRE1 −0.227193  1.3475E−07 7.53246E−06 −0.1038708 0.01706514 0.06350791 −0.1274708 0.003375478 0.01724157 EPCAM 0.2250387 1.78013E−07 8.91281E−06 0.0859842 0.04851124 0.1313929 0.1430543 0.000990617 0.007060113 SPATA6 −0.1956094 6.07929E−06 0.000133677 −0.1349981 0.001896673 0.01361515 −0.1497938 0.000560467 0.004591609 MLPH 0.1721515 7.11814E−05 0.000907303 0.1691646 9.52585E−05 0.001753841 0.1473639 0.000690136 0.005354514 PHF14 −0.1534678 0.000406723 0.00348489 −0.1755057 5.10189E−05 0.001149683 −0.1619302 0.000189073 0.002127522 ERC1 −0.2197853 3.46982E−07 1.53205E−05 −0.1291944 0.002965736 0.01841058 −0.1167943 0.007274475 0.0303973 OSTF1 0.1751612 5.28091E−05 0.000714334 0.1406793 0.00120392 0.009939126 0.1703028 8.52971E−05 0.001207783 LINC00842 0.168336 0.000103189 0.001201915 0.1651212 0.000140226 0.002323573 0.1561981 0.000319001 0.003086192 DDR2 −0.2253067 1.71979E−07 8.67309E−06 −0.08524057 0.05049605 0.1353869 −0.1423777 0.001047523 0.007360159 HES6 −0.1095987 0.01181525 0.04506354 −0.1717546 7.40116E−05 0.001469569 −0.2006614 3.43641E−06 0.000131164 CCDC23 −0.1556703 0.000334444 0.003011078 −0.1657515 0.000132101 0.002226037 −0.1690909 9.59396E−05 0.001307539 APBB1 −0.2016662 3.06251E−06 7.80743E−05 −0.1319533 0.002403181 0.0159513 −0.1429345 0.001000477 0.007104918 GOLGA5 0.1830977 2.34626E−05 0.000375468 0.1238042 0.004422796 0.02435162 0.1734634 6.25339E−05 0.000974703 FAM129B 0.1362908 0.001712848 0.01058195 0.1546492 0.000366319 0.004453094 0.1959568 5.84819E−06 0.000189746 MIR5090 −0.1467088 0.000729573 0.005462576 −0.188027 1.39274E−05 0.000471245 −0.1541494 0.000382932 0.003529821 NRAS −0.1525373 0.000441432 0.003696925 −0.1456078 0.000800592 0.007433917 −0.1881743 1.37092E−05 0.000332988 GPR56 0.1649885 0.000141995 0.001552664 0.1669284 0.000118101 0.002051067 0.1571494 0.000292834 0.002898016 BAG3 0.1433354 0.000967824 0.006799234 0.1650169 0.000141615 0.002341014 0.1807746 2.98593E−05 0.000580463 BRF2 −0.1762876 4.71656E−05 0.000651744 −0.1463454 0.000752345 0.00712942 −0.1628089 0.000174231 0.00200953 CRYBB2P1 −0.168869 9.80198E−05 0.001155107 −0.1580105 0.000270893 0.003617193 −0.1610754 0.00020464 0.002245749 THOC5 −0.1701476 8.65951E−05 0.001055444 −0.1457649 0.000790082 0.007375692 −0.1703041 8.52862E−05 0.001207783 C1orf172 0.225934 1.58615E−07 8.26876E−06 0.09996613 0.02172321 0.07491708 0.1295508 0.002886871 0.01542801 THAP3 −0.1671032 0.000116144 0.001328358 −0.1569465 0.000298243 0.003861625 −0.1639018 0.000157294 0.001876073 NCKAP5L −0.2137699 7.30328E−07 2.63656E−05 −0.1067684 0.01419784 0.05574604 −0.1440955 0.000908599 0.006597179 SRSF10 −0.1005999 0.02089936 0.06933226 −0.1714339 7.63762E−05 0.001493091 −0.2054532 1.97356E−06 9.37543E−05 LLGL1 −0.1830227  2.3647E−05 0.000377458 −0.1511841 0.000496846 0.005445357 −0.1492006 0.000589848 0.004759474 MED9 −0.1474654 0.000684205 0.005215472 −0.1414341 0.001131935 0.009525387 −0.1953351 6.26791E−06 0.000197382 SLPI 0.2093693 1.24204E−06  3.9113E−05 0.1026379 0.01843137 0.06685018 0.1530959 0.000420279 0.003754728 MMP28 0.1909494 1.01575E−05 0.000201569 0.1559965 0.000324821 0.004100238 0.1341199 0.002031678 0.01190303 BLMH −0.204602 2.17998E−06 5.92027E−05 −0.1337572 0.002089967 0.01448718 −0.1347225 0.00193813 0.01147462 PIK3C2A −0.1218752 0.005084484 0.02421175 −0.1942066 7.10433E−06 0.000313677 −0.1691705 9.52045E−05 0.001299168 RLIMP2 −0.1289363 0.003024065 0.01620168 −0.1529225 0.000426741 0.004912991 −0.201359 3.17249E−06 0.000124388 SARM1 −0.2063408 1.7783E−06 5.12466E−05 −0.1231864 0.0046257 0.02515044 −0.1415802 0.001118464 0.007706881 SLC2A1 0.1745256 5.6269E−05 0.000753085 0.1499481 0.000553048 0.00581629 0.1608396 0.000209142 0.002276028 HNRNPM −0.1491119 0.000594363 0.004671339 −0.1761084 4.80238E−05 0.001121895 −0.1633673 0.000165374 0.001935946 RAD54L −0.1145193 0.008503916 0.03543892 −0.1551745 0.000349583 0.004305996 −0.2101413 1.13248E−06 6.65107E−05 KIAA1211L 0.1944401 6.92302E−06 0.00014963 0.1293344 0.002934533 0.018308 0.1529725 0.000424871 0.00377877 GOLGA8I −0.1850817 1.90511E−05 0.000320643 −0.1471964 0.000700028 0.006766451 −0.1490715 0.000596431 0.004795451 SMARCA4 −0.162941 0.000172096 0.001809212 −0.1622939 0.000182791 0.002789765 −0.1623575 0.000181712 0.002069763 LRRC41 −0.1762708 4.72455E−05 0.000651744 −0.1188908 0.006284983 0.03105455 −0.1821647 2.58575E−05 0.000516371 CENPV −0.1039227 0.01700967 0.05933776 −0.1991621 4.07656E−06 0.000235344 −0.177133  4.331E−05 0.000748406 SNCG 0.1585983 0.000256807 0.002449965 0.1511911 0.000496544 0.005445357 0.1764206 4.65385E−05 0.000786127 IFIH1 0.1881005 1.38181E−05 0.000252407 0.1605199 0.000215393 0.003119729 0.1319606 0.002401835 0.01342077 NCEH1 0.1193343 0.006091808 0.02787635 0.1738603 6.01194E−05 0.001289371 0.1896276 1.17232E−05 0.000296144 FLCN −0.1904742 1.06959E−05 0.000206773 −0.1204182 0.005642019 0.02884029 −0.1644074 0.000149993 0.001818599 CDC14A −0.07736586 0.07598199 0.1779861 −0.1743055 5.75165E−05 0.001250894 −0.2140517 7.05636E−07 4.88644E−05 HIPK1 −0.1478636 0.00066139 0.005069322 −0.1298106 0.002830604 0.01783575 −0.2018479 2.99918E−06 0.000120508 IL1A 0.141761 0.001102005 0.007504308 0.1393905 0.001336654 0.01070477 0.2000783 3.67304E−06 0.000137803 RAB33B −0.1595439 0.000235575 0.002296197 −0.1626764 0.000176396 0.002743296 −0.164798 0.000144573 0.001764341 ZNF443 −0.1165543 0.007396198 0.03210093 −0.1969994  5.2038E−06 0.000263188 −0.1689828 9.69473E−05 0.001317782 PLEKHG6 0.2281595 1.18818E−07 6.83021E−06 0.09665955 0.02649408 0.08618161 0.1255674 0.003887156 0.01909151 TMEM238 0.2220022 2.62335E−07 1.22312E−05 0.1038672 0.01706898 0.06350791 0.1304779 0.002690596 0.01467492 ZNF618 −0.1845454 2.01588E−05 0.000332059 −0.1357295 0.001790569 0.01310354 −0.1584877 0.000259404 0.002641761 CD22 0.07104862 0.103268 0.2203229 0.2047816 2.13477E−06 0.00015557 0.1880397 1.39086E−05 0.000335517 HBS1L −0.1397429 0.00129908 0.00853074 −0.1636867 0.0001605 0.002556059 −0.1817236 2.70685E−05 0.000535179 GLMN −0.0835264 0.05533089 0.1410267 −0.1980761 4.60977E−06 0.000251427 −0.1883218  1.3494E−05 0.000329513 NEK4 −0.06639652 0.1279361 0.2563695 −0.1984567 4.41573E−06 0.000244871 −0.1961768 5.70614E−06 0.000187763 SMO −0.2049288 2.09839E−06 5.72697E−05 −0.1348712 0.001915666 0.013695 −0.1299995 0.002790303 0.01508867 HBQ1 −0.1063602 0.0145742 0.05288277 −0.2121882  8.8506E−07 8.58958E−05 −0.1586151 0.000256414 0.002620061 EID2 −0.1278397 0.003283683 0.0172539 −0.1760388  4.8361E−05 0.001121895 −0.18 3.23372E−05 0.000614892 NAPRT1 0.1777581 4.06529E−05 0.000580952 0.1426971 0.001020296 0.008831781 0.1605466 0.000214865 0.002320176 CSNK1G2 −0.1693028 9.39931E−05 0.001113438 −0.1704182 8.43442E−05 0.001610406 −0.143736 0.000936179 0.006757861 PALM3 −0.1046662 0.01623154 0.05735203 −0.199168 4.07382E−06 0.000235344 −0.1745509 5.61274E−05 0.000903165 MIIP −0.07594438 0.08154485 0.1867735 −0.1837522  2.191E−05 0.000647486 −0.2043121 2.25491E−06 0.000100838 ARHGAP40 0.172868 6.63277E−05 0.000855111 0.1178248 0.006771917 0.03263792 0.1839321 2.15007E−05 0.000452751 KIF1A −0.1442339 0.000898183 0.006411181 −0.1804429 3.08976E−05 0.000827045 −0.1600028 0.000225875 0.00240363 POLR3D −0.2077245 1.51033E−06 4.52429E−05 −0.129604 0.00287526 0.01805176 −0.129072 0.002993257 0.01584113 DSEL −0.1969042 5.25969E−06 0.000118654 −0.1328381 0.002244552 0.0151881 −0.1427441 0.001016346 0.007184623 PANKA −0.0740334 0.08953774 0.199468 −0.1835163  2.2458E−05 0.000658091 −0.2045465 2.19413E−06 9.88353E−05 ZNF621 −0.1714948 7.59219E−05 0.000956341 −0.1190321 0.006222834 0.03086801 −0.1841933 2.09191E−05 0.000446585 SRP9 −0.1009145 0.02050059 0.06847797 −0.1880872 1.38378E−05 0.000469775 −0.1853907 1.84393E−05 0.0004101 CAST 0.1702391 8.58277E−05 0.001050691 0.1439594 0.000918947 0.008209768 0.1668473 0.000119019 0.001534059 HMGA1 0.1583698 0.0002622 0.002491168 0.1507857 0.000514357 0.005541283 0.1735675 6.18919E−05 0.000965777 AXIN2 −0.1479105 0.000658749 0.005051861 −0.175566 5.07112E−05 0.001149683 −0.1607081 0.000211692 0.002296704 ANO9 0.2319835 7.18295E−08 4.52396E−06 0.08321333 0.05625418 0.146465 0.1246623 0.004154312 0.02014769 FAM115A −0.1559168 0.000327148 0.002960712 −0.1677468 0.000109201 0.001935403 −0.1604486 0.00021681 0.002334399 EMP1 0.09020102 0.03845213 0.1081461 0.1767627 4.49604E−05 0.001071583 0.202393 2.81664E−06 0.000115649 MARVELD2 0.2099128 1.16391E−06 0.000037501 0.1091334 0.01218088 0.04993983 0.1426096 0.001027687 0.007250061 ARRDC1 0.217466  4.6347E−07 1.90788E−05 0.09999035 0.02169121 0.07487664 0.1376534 0.001536898 0.009697228 FIG4 −0.09351929 0.03183454 0.09478182 −0.1857799 1.76954E−05 0.000562333 −0.1913624 9.71056E−06 0.000262449 ITFG1 0.1405577 0.001215902 0.008093801 0.1628176 0.00017409 0.002713497 0.179188 3.51432E−05 0.000646421 SFPQ −0.1023438 0.01877102 0.06397497 −0.1849377 1.93429E−05 0.00059697 −0.1863979 1.65724E−05 0.00037753 PRMT10 −0.1591852 0.000243428 0.00234645 −0.1506654 0.000519754 0.005586452 −0.1717307 7.41861E−05 0.001107936 CCR10 −0.1866188 1.61876E−05 0.000285197 −0.1387542 0.001407033 0.01108723 −0.1497489 0.000562643 0.004595907 FAM216A −0.1786571 3.71007E−05 0.000541305 −0.1610149 0.000205787 0.003024643 −0.1393215 0.001344128 0.008887847 MICAL1 −0.1762733 4.72335E−05 0.000651744 −0.1490753 0.000596235 0.006079851 −0.1534163 0.000408579 0.003685471 SSBP4 −0.1672116 0.000114947 0.001317908 −0.154811 0.000361087 0.004404884 −0.1591689 0.000243792 0.002547554 RAVER2 −0.1343568 0.00199443 0.01181249 −0.1495559 0.000572081 0.005934494 −0.194481 6.89171E−06 0.00021129 BSPRY 0.2268424 1.41023E−07 7.63774E−06 0.09501752 0.02918157 0.09204131 0.1237131 0.004452217 0.02117199 MYLIP 0.1711293 7.86885E−05 0.000981445 0.1959521 5.85122E−06 0.00028181 0.1046231 0.01627579 0.05467257 GRB7 0.214045 7.06215E−07 2.57939E−05 0.1041109 0.01680964 0.06282544 0.1383724 0.001450889 0.009345526 CAPN2 0.1096763 0.01175526 0.04492626 0.157258 0.00028998 0.003797021 0.2063778 1.77056E−06 8.89692E−05 RGPD6 −0.1397948 0.001293635 0.00851755 −0.1672518 0.000114505 0.002006201 −0.1747184 5.51975E−05 0.000891217 UBE3D −0.07031186 0.1069019 0.2259289 −0.1923698 8.69759E−06 0.000348881 −0.1956424 6.05696E−06 0.000193809 NEK1 −0.2311434 8.02876E−08 5.00693E−06 −0.08496666 0.05124406 0.1366934 −0.1225941 0.004828092 0.02242376 CTIF −0.2119263 9.13542E−07 3.13192E−05 −0.1302672 0.002734101 0.01746467 −0.118372 0.0065179 0.02807882 SMARCAD1 −0.1908684 1.02474E−05 0.000201744 −0.1292483 0.002953686 0.01837013 −0.1513106 0.000491405 0.004173197 RGPD8 −0.1343441 0.00199641 0.01181249 −0.1689728 9.70418E−05 0.001777269 −0.1773404 4.24109E−05 0.000740673 CACNA2D1 −0.1898637 1.14276E−05 0.000218491 −0.1280841 0.003224136 0.0193917 −0.1534673 0.000406744 0.003676282 HCFC2 −0.199904 3.74672E−06 9.14923E−05 −0.1203765 0.005658758 0.02891492 −0.1458012 0.000787671 0.005923062 KANSL3 −0.1625859 0.00017789 0.001854718 −0.1493207 0.000583788 0.006019071 −0.16808 0.000105761 0.001404668 RHOQP2 −0.2044505 2.21884E−06 6.00856E−05 −0.09081242 0.03715187 0.109147 −0.1599468 0.000227039 0.002412327 ADO −0.1509537 0.000506904 0.004140611 −0.1604302 0.000217177 0.003130417 −0.1700543 8.73844E−05 0.001222416 R3HCC1 −0.1882489 1.35999E−05 0.000250337 −0.1595155 0.000236189 0.003327449 −0.1255724 0.003885725 0.01909121 UBE2J2 −0.1238742 0.004400328 0.02165777 −0.1847127  1.9807E−05 0.000601035 −0.1700629 8.73113E−05 0.001222416 TXNDC11 0.1529969 0.000423958 0.003587274 0.1423038 0.001053924 0.009049701 0.1828339 2.41174E−05 0.000491494 MAK16 −0.13324 0.00217572 0.01260777 −0.1931495 7.98364E−06 0.00033137 −0.1527678 0.000432587 0.003823544 SECTM1 0.1444003 0.000885802 0.006359959 0.1606414 0.000212997 0.003099432 0.1758805 4.91361E−05 0.000813228 PI4KA −0.1674875 0.00011195 0.001288862 −0.1442076 0.00090015 0.008083344 −0.1665797 0.000122096 0.001556544 WDR35 −0.1861452 1.70232E−05 0.000295076 −0.1564733 0.000311216 0.003991003 −0.131416 0.002504446 0.0138882 ZNF70 −0.1909114 1.01995E−05 0.000201569 −0.1440129 0.000914866 0.008183817 −0.1372339 0.001589215 0.009917433 TRAF3IP1 −0.1086175 0.01259784 0.04744299 −0.1952106 6.35538E−06 0.000296024 −0.1708676 8.07271E−05 0.001165602 SF3A3 −0.1131195 0.009349423 0.03789158 −0.1859252  1.7425E−05 0.000557289 −0.1765958 4.57241E−05 0.000779944 CAPN7 −0.1347624 0.00193208 0.011532 −0.126131 0.003728784 0.02163441 −0.2101613 1.12977E−06 6.65107E−05 IL17RE 0.2100355 1.14693E−06 3.72123E−05 0.09479526 0.02956273 0.09299066 0.1488853 0.000606044 0.004836886 TNRC6B −0.1521787 0.000455529 0.003796713 −0.134102 0.002034519 0.01425187 −0.1890453 1.24837E−05 0.000310286 DHRS7 0.1361283 0.001735023 0.01065762 0.1438123 0.000930258 0.008273645 0.1958572 5.91354E−06 0.000190534 EZR-AS1 0.2168301 5.01474E−07 2.03499E−05 0.1020349 0.01913363 0.06862176 0.133854 0.002074258 0.01207006 ARID5B −0.1383045 0.001458813 0.009352935 −0.1340537 0.002042208 0.01429135 −0.2011313 3.25642E−06 0.00012654 PYGO1 −0.2024212 2.80749E−06 7.31788E−05 −0.100223 0.021386 0.0741399 −0.1559705 0.000325577 0.003129629 AGR2 0.2113624 9.77896E−07 3.31176E−05 0.09428662 0.03045112 0.09486327 0.1470862 0.000706606 0.005442859 HCG18 −0.1049908 0.01590177 0.0565067 −0.1656064 0.000133932 0.002251448 −0.2000292 3.69367E−06 0.000138177 EIF2B3 −0.1653147 0.000137683 0.00151975 −0.1479854 0.000654555 0.006503032 −0.1643913 0.000150221 0.001819781 ADAP1 0.2099539 1.15819E−06 3.74696E−05 0.1067442 0.01421988 0.05581683 0.1397529 0.001298028 0.008632228 E2F2 −0.07480756 0.08622704 0.1943634 −0.172671 6.76301E−05 0.001385027 −0.2100331 1.14725E−06  6.7095E−05 GXYLT1 −0.1263912 0.003657639 0.01873685 −0.1785251  3.7603E−05 0.000937986 −0.1726652 6.76686E−05 0.001035832 PRRT2 −0.1704208 8.43223E−05 0.001036228 −0.1343763 0.00199139 0.01404162 −0.1695926 9.13907E−05 0.001258226 KHSRP −0.1533405 0.000411317 0.003510192 −0.1628191 0.000174064 0.002713497 −0.1634963 0.00016339 0.001925671 HLA-F 0.1473268 0.000692313 0.005259995 0.1618878 0.000189819 0.002868611 0.1702001 8.61539E−05 0.001216202 ODF3B 0.176836 4.46291E−05 0.000623688 0.1540173 0.00038744 0.00459351 0.1444365 0.000883132 0.006459439 C11orf49 −0.09933914 0.02256586 0.07330085 −0.1832448 2.31048E−05 0.000674891 −0.1863294 1.66934E−05 0.000379665 KRT6A 0.19278 8.31476E−06 0.000173253 0.1212696 0.00530988 0.02759829 0.1522925 0.00045101 0.003930874 TTC21B −0.1569706 0.000297595 0.002752312 −0.1493617 0.000581729 0.006002284 −0.1713689 7.68643E−05 0.001139377 SALL1 −0.201161 3.24537E−06 8.19823E−05 −0.133142 0.002192321 0.01495829 −0.129658 0.002863538 0.01535346 MBD3 −0.1893075 1.21357E−05 0.000229818 −0.1413628 0.001138561 0.009556734 −0.1398185 0.001291153 0.008602947 PSMB9 0.1228266 0.004747735 0.02300107 0.1855291 1.81714E−05 0.000573533 0.1676456 0.000110266 0.001452033 TUBB2B −0.2239211 2.05454E−07 9.89518E−06 −0.07546514 0.08349296 0.1935872 −0.1368704 0.001635855 0.01012775 ZFP28 −0.1432775 0.000972476 0.006819089 −0.1564125 0.00031292 0.003995903 −0.1776623  4.105E−05 0.000722345 EREG 0.1658565 0.000130791 0.001463408 0.1338523 0.002074542 0.01441492 0.173993 5.93326E−05 0.000937401 POM121B −0.124072 0.004337388 0.02140569 −0.185644 1.79519E−05 0.000567893 −0.1658985 0.000130271 0.001629151 ZFP30 −0.1465266 0.000740908 0.005532561 −0.1389624 0.001383643 0.01098627 −0.1884089 1.33682E−05 0.000327016 OASL 0.179802 3.30013E−05 0.000493389 0.142957 0.000998622 0.008714053 0.1492578 0.000586953 0.004744365 C7orf55-LUC7L2 −0.0878544 0.04380645 0.1189973 −0.1918756 9.18123E−06 0.000354982 −0.183079 2.35085E−05 0.00048403 DHRS3 0.1695493 9.17752E−05 0.001098382 0.1388194 0.00139967 0.01105676 0.1653939 0.000136655 0.00169075 TNPO3 −0.1099654 0.01153403 0.0442652 −0.1775821  4.1385E−05 0.001008822 −0.1836948 2.20421E−05 0.000461071 C1orf50 −0.1711251 7.87207E−05 0.000981445 −0.110511 0.01112654 0.04668466 −0.1840429 2.12522E−05 0.000450242 STARD4-AS1 −0.2035016 2.47765E−06 6.59396E−05 −0.1187103 0.006365135 0.03128484 −0.1369837 0.001621183 0.01005641 DR1 −0.1074724 0.01356874 0.05003873 −0.1519387 0.000465193 0.005213381 −0.2077602 1.50396E−06 7.95954E−05 CBX1 −0.1830258 2.36394E−05 0.000377458 −0.1488451 0.000608133 0.00616954 −0.1391625 0.001361491 0.008952575 TTYH3 −0.2076849 1.51745E−06 4.53247E−05 −0.1225385 0.004847515 0.02594101 −0.1267846 0.003552433 0.01786355 RRP1B −0.1104487 0.0111724 0.04323285 −0.2092462 1.26042E−06 0.00010905 −0.1502626 0.000538214 0.004475148 CLPP −0.1537349 0.000397243 0.003430037 −0.1410395 0.001169059 0.009749632 −0.1795809 3.37579E−05 0.000632404 GTF2I −0.1049608 0.01593193 0.05658498 −0.1936539 7.55189E−06 0.000322438 −0.1709817  7.9832E−05 0.001159898 HRASLS2 0.1665571 0.000122359 0.001382676 0.1508486 0.000511555 0.005523924 0.1577944 0.00027625 0.002772255 HLA-DRB1 0.1167146 0.007314685 0.03191633 0.1743918 5.70242E−05 0.001246 0.1816858 2.71749E−05 0.000536521 PFKFB2 0.2227546 2.38423E−07 1.12495E−05 0.1190618 0.006209872 0.03085037 0.1019879 0.01918928 0.06149125 ZG16B 0.1898002 1.15065E−05 0.000219395 0.1217376 0.005134932 0.02692569 0.1537381 0.000397131 0.003634235 SULT1A4 0.2091528 1.27454E−06 3.97766E−05 0.1081058 0.0130238 0.05239257 0.1364091 0.001696873 0.01040629 ZNF608 −0.1450245 0.000840757 0.006120553 −0.121846 0.00509515 0.02680287 −0.2004373  3.5256E−06 0.000133713 PANK1 −0.05279443 0.2263018 0.382408 −0.1952054 6.35903E−06 0.000296024 −0.1956521 6.05041E−06 0.000193809 ZNF711 −0.1292129 0.002961598 0.01597152 −0.1760567 4.82738E−05 0.001121895 −0.1698366 8.92521E−05 0.001237351 CCDC88A −0.1984271 4.43054E−06 0.000103819 −0.1267637 0.003557953 0.02092233 −0.136437 0.001693127 0.0104001 SMARCA5 −0.1447696 0.000858894 0.006213592 −0.1698105  8.9479E−05 0.001676257 −0.1615923 0.000195089 0.002170622 SMIM22 0.201783 3.02166E−06 7.74559E−05 0.1148767 0.008299251 0.03780016 0.1415138 0.001124568 0.007737448 CEACAM1 0.1829948  2.3716E−05 0.000378125 0.1445483 0.000874922 0.007918099 0.1418483 0.001094141 0.007607064 RHOQP3 −0.2049486 2.09355E−06 5.72498E−05 −0.09150829 0.03571756 0.1063201 −0.1530711 0.000421199 0.003759731 EVC −0.2007822 3.38925E−06 8.43595E−05 −0.1301399 0.002760699 0.01756223 −0.1294586 0.002907082 0.01546776 SGTA −0.1799885 3.23754E−05 0.000486645 −0.1373637 0.001572852 0.01201566 −0.1522927 0.000451 0.003930874 MFHAS1 −0.1032521 0.01773922 0.06125334 −0.1900207 1.12351E−05 0.000407242 −0.1741374 5.84865E−05 0.000927191 PTPN23 −0.102135 0.0190154 0.0645707 −0.147586 0.000677218 0.006633494 −0.212833 8.18521E−07 5.42523E−05 SDCBP2 0.1911938 9.89064E−06 0.000197799 0.12187 0.005086386 0.02678152 0.1504166 0.000531085 0.004429395 SLC16A1 −0.1279652 0.003252985 0.01711845 −0.1562405 0.00031779 0.004046957 −0.1878922 1.41301E−05 0.000339126 CABIN1 −0.1146852 0.008408349 0.03521838 −0.1588965 0.000249927 0.003454545 −0.1956113 6.07803E−06 0.000194037 CACTIN −0.1587413 0.000253485 0.002424916 −0.1603981 0.00021782 0.003130417 −0.1559571 0.000325967 0.003131221 TMPRSS4 0.2144962 6.68321E−07 2.47579E−05 0.08904181 0.04102344 0.1166507 0.1404919 0.001222434 0.008239765 CCDC74A −0.159505 0.000236417 0.002302789 −0.1556279 0.000335715 0.004205955 −0.1594872 0.000236801 0.002495468 TCIRG1 0.1760679 4.82194E−05 0.000660597 0.1384587 0.001440868 0.01124832 0.1552741 0.000346492 0.003267497 FAM168A −0.1545312 0.000370179 0.003250801 −0.1608555 0.000208835 0.003050135 −0.1596695 0.000232883 0.002465022 CEP57L1 −0.1279961 0.003245465 0.01709827 −0.1743763 5.71125E−05 0.001246 −0.1712189 7.80014E−05 0.001147676 ODC1 −0.1449043 0.000849268 0.006158059 −0.1852304 1.87545E−05 0.0005853 −0.1435432 0.000951285 0.006832266 TMC7 0.1547175 0.0003641 0.00320551 0.1205041 0.005607685 0.02873835 0.1911478 9.94039E−06 0.000267505 KBTBD11 −0.08872671 0.04174699 0.1151102 −0.1809309 2.93818E−05 0.000797203 −0.1910382 1.00597E−05 0.000268741 SOS1 −0.1184217 0.00649522 0.02917426 −0.1606041 0.000213729 0.003105321 −0.1907325 0.0000104 0.000273644 CHST12 −0.1972255 5.07327E−06 0.000114821 −0.124448 0.004219944 0.02357038 −0.1386886 0.00141448 0.009174348 NKX2-5 −0.1612909 0.000200606 0.002029548 −0.1607546 0.000210786 0.003075404 −0.1517618 0.00047244 0.004046702 PMEL 0.1740749 5.88514E−05 0.000780145 0.1588273 0.000251506 0.003457102 0.1382946 0.00145997 0.009368983 PRPF38A −0.1318957 0.00241386 0.0136375 −0.145864 0.000783522 0.007334124 −0.191815 9.24225E−06 0.000253733 ZNF684 −0.120902 0.005451069 0.02557244 −0.1588438 0.00025113 0.003457102 −0.1899691  1.1298E−05 0.00028749 MAPK13 0.207485 1.55376E−06 4.61126E−05 0.09521575 0.02884518 0.09139079 0.1454273 0.000812831 0.006079417 NEXN −0.1892511 1.22097E−05 0.000230905 −0.131217 0.002542911 0.0166898 −0.1439457 0.000919995 0.00665562 DUSP16 −0.1077356 0.01333991 0.04946141 −0.16853 0.000101278 0.001828397 −0.1901418 1.10886E−05 0.000283718 GTF2IP1 −0.1113153 0.01054905 0.04138791 −0.1870263   1.55E−05 0.000508832 −0.1699665 8.81334E−05 0.001226728 RNF2 −0.1620229 0.000187452 0.001929843 −0.1272456 0.003432648 0.02034882 −0.1788496 3.63792E−05 0.000661047 PLAT 0.07402977 0.0895535 0.1994711 0.201183 3.23718E−06 0.000204811 0.1793991 3.43923E−05 0.000638275 ST13P4 −0.1798883 3.27102E−05 0.000490088 −0.1163159 0.007518912 0.03516451 −0.1668358 0.00011915 0.001534059 FAM85A −0.1800007  3.2335E−05 0.000486562 −0.1508375 0.000512047 0.005524944 −0.1373508 0.001574473 0.009861847 FAM92A1 −0.2023302  2.8371E−06 7.36746E−05 −0.1239635 0.004371813 0.02413906 −0.1301927 0.002749641 0.01492096 C4orf3 −0.1587959 0.000252229 0.00241622 −0.1610108 0.000205865 0.003024643 −0.1536008 0.000401977 0.003652168 LEPREL2 −0.2092506 1.25976E−06 3.94923E−05 −0.1126207 0.009668312 0.04230533 −0.1286761 0.003083922 0.01617984 ZKSCAN5 −0.1929412 8.16866E−06 0.000170977 −0.134266 0.002008631 0.0141274 −0.1351915 0.001868073 0.01120281 SLC39A11 0.2203 3.25256E−07 1.48434E−05 0.09158164 0.03556916 0.1061053 0.1272446 0.003432915 0.0174001 LRP1 −0.2078426 1.48936E−06 4.47742E−05 −0.1247542 0.004126433 0.02318765 −0.1194895 0.006025506 0.02643384 RNF123 −0.1189087 0.006277048 0.0285137 −0.1729511 6.57852E−05 0.00136057 −0.1778574 4.02453E−05 0.00071269 NHEJ1 −0.1347468 0.00193444 0.01154114 −0.1588604 0.00025075 0.003457102 −0.1781405 3.91044E−05 0.00069514 MRPS25 −0.09365547 0.03158517 0.09425111 −0.160467 0.000216445 0.003130417 −0.2052912 2.01135E−06 9.45235E−05 NKTR −0.1097955 0.01166357 0.04467398 −0.1782191 3.87931E−05 0.000960784 −0.179022 3.57443E−05 0.000653777 ITPKA −0.1649506 0.000142504 0.001556521 −0.1730337 6.52504E−05 0.001354397 −0.1320803 0.002379805 0.01334052 ZNF653 −0.1567254 0.000304241 0.002798895 −0.1545616 0.000369181 0.004482558 −0.1610698 0.000204746 0.002245749 CSRP2 −0.1982636 4.51316E−06 0.000105224 −0.1110057 0.01076816 0.04570968 −0.1458492 0.000784498 0.005911978 CTNND1 0.1817253  2.7064E−05 0.000420428 0.1145753 0.008471524 0.03837134 0.1647659 0.000145011 0.001764341 VN1R83P −0.1188953 0.006282974 0.0285137 −0.1611912 0.000202463 0.002996649 −0.1881016 1.38165E−05 0.000333874 CUEDC2 −0.1597619 0.00023092 0.002268294 −0.1618764 0.000190018 0.002868611 −0.1504332 0.000530321 0.004429395 LIMS3 −0.1565365 0.000309452 0.002839324 −0.1691037 9.58215E−05 0.001759551 −0.1461416 0.000765396 0.005808916 HTATIP2 0.1955317 6.13219E−06 0.000134628 0.1400443 0.001267725 0.01031669 0.1238247 0.00441622 0.02105837 ATP5A1 −0.1136958 0.008992667 0.03688637 −0.1630961 0.000169622 0.002664743 −0.1895329 1.18439E−05 0.00029811 ZBTB17 −0.1740406 5.90524E−05 0.000781322 −0.1502285 0.000539807 0.005713744 −0.1441312 0.0009059 0.006584451 SMC1A −0.1352997 0.001852246 0.01120444 −0.1596331 0.000233661 0.003301861 −0.1760379 4.83652E−05 0.000804295 CDK19 −0.1604969 0.00021585 0.002155247 −0.1500939 0.000546125 0.005758718 −0.1600393 0.000225119 0.002398918 NIPSNAP1 −0.1119298 0.01012594 0.04014524 −0.1980356 4.63088E−06 0.000251427 −0.1567327 0.000304038 0.002970509 CARD6 0.135233 0.001861985 0.01123554 0.1574442 0.000285142 0.00374424 0.1777692 4.06073E−05 0.000716366 ST3GAL2 −0.2082242 1.42344E−06 4.31653E−05 −0.1146907 0.008405184 0.03817023 −0.126294 0.00368407 0.01836625 RAB27B 0.1711228 7.87384E−05 0.000981445 0.1388654 0.001394494 0.0110435 0.1575914 0.000281373 0.002809495 LINC00707 0.1005523 0.02096029 0.06944091 0.1888762 1.27132E−05 0.000445026 0.1731646 6.44116E−05 0.000996302 RBM47 0.2200053 3.37529E−07 1.51283E−05 0.0979654 0.02451168 0.08162154 0.1205098 0.005605397 0.02512771 MTERFD3 −0.1097025 0.01173504 0.04489831 −0.1832351 2.31283E−05 0.000674891 −0.1726953  6.7468E−05 0.001035377 ARID2 −0.1178163 0.006775893 0.03012585 −0.1751017 5.31241E−05 0.001183096 −0.1749297 5.40454E−05 0.000880865 SPRR1B 0.187519 1.47057E−05 0.000263774 0.1177139 0.006824442 0.03282726 0.1534096 0.00040882 0.003685471 ALDH1B1 −0.1447425 0.00086084 0.0062212 −0.17261 6.80383E−05 0.001385327 −0.1532599 0.000414252 0.003722386 COL11A1 −0.2145921 6.60522E−07 2.46483E−05 −0.08871245 0.04177998 0.1181198 −0.1354394 0.001831982 0.01104347 UQCRC1 −0.09042776 0.03796549 0.1072543 −0.144932 0.000847299 0.007750159 −0.2169898 4.91657E−07 3.89851E−05 SYDE2 −0.007851377 0.857298 0.91486 −0.1854517 1.83209E−05 0.000575639 −0.2109688 1.02536E−06 6.17964E−05 RGAG4 −0.146986 0.000712639 0.005373986 −0.1440209 0.000914258 0.008183817 −0.1773227 4.24867E−05 0.000741066 RGPD5 −0.1333087 0.002164144 0.01255114 −0.1649489 0.000142528 0.002342196 −0.171679 7.45634E−05 0.001112378 MAGED1 −0.1827995 2.42042E−05 0.000385026 −0.1277511 0.003305526 0.0197551 −0.1508475 0.000511601 0.00430791 TC2N 0.2060468 1.84082E−06 5.23975E−05 0.09778364 0.02477969 0.08229742 0.141808 0.001097764 0.007608147 ARSK −0.220253 3.27184E−07 1.48826E−05 −0.06978028 0.109586 0.2349911 −0.1382524 0.001464923 0.009395802 FAM21C −0.1261348 0.003727738 0.01901993 −0.1918341 9.22297E−06 0.000355608 −0.1487833 0.000611368 0.004873857 BATF 0.1961699 5.71057E−06 0.000126612 0.1092348 0.01210032 0.04972672 0.146946 0.000715059 0.00549884 ACTR3B −0.07880896 0.07065431 0.1689174 −0.2066169 1.72144E−06 0.000135371 −0.1669152 0.00011825 0.001529663 NPRL2 −0.07779748 0.07435531 0.175178 −0.1799492 3.25062E−05 0.000860179 −0.1927464 8.34551E−06 0.000236812 ARRB2 −0.09404377 0.03088327 0.09268312 −0.2033744 2.51446E−06 0.000171563 −0.1610509 0.000205104 0.002247907 UQCRH −0.1138579 0.008894509 0.03662801 −0.1352682 0.001856832 0.01340521 −0.2088786 1.31688E−06 7.39099E−05 COX11 −0.1759153 4.89646E−05 0.00066752 −0.1435585 0.00095008 0.008367735 −0.1442134 0.000899714 0.00654975 OLFML2B −0.1986702 4.31031E−06 0.000101515 −0.100309 0.02127406 0.07388065 −0.1487544 0.000612883 0.004883068 CCDC25 −0.148262 0.000639273 0.004935131 −0.1545462 0.000369686 0.004482558 −0.1656132 0.000133846 0.001661907 EXOSC10 −0.1180512 0.006665729 0.0297544 −0.1649905 0.000141968 0.002342196 −0.1818333 2.67626E−05 0.000529883 BCKDHB −0.08751334 0.04463458 0.1204009 −0.204615 2.17668E−06 0.00015698 −0.1631015 0.000169535 0.001973045 ENDOD1 0.142741 0.001016605 0.00704337 0.2023127 2.84283E−06 0.000188426 0.1182447 0.006576209 0.02825868 EVI5 −0.1479696 0.00065544 0.005037589 −0.1490166 0.000599249 0.006097184 −0.1699897 8.79346E−05 0.001226415 GAREML −0.1170069 0.007168148 0.03147427 −0.1770633 4.36163E−05 0.001048524 −0.1711331  7.8659E−05 0.001153653 FUS −0.1446958 0.00086421 0.006241452 −0.1616749 0.000193602 0.002897571 −0.1620311 0.00018731 0.002113222 TLN1 −0.2001928 3.62539E−06 8.88412E−05 −0.1301066 0.002767691 0.01759063 −0.1210094 0.005409449 0.02452577 IL4R 0.1845819 2.00815E−05 0.000331965 0.1037913 0.01715046 0.06366586 0.1643445 0.000150884 0.001826226 SRSF4 −0.1086654 0.01255861 0.04734651 −0.1583749 0.000262077 0.003541595 −0.1931006 8.02669E−06 0.000232273 RBFOX2 −0.2200561 3.35381E−07 1.51074E−05 −0.1060276 0.01488734 0.05757623 −0.1087621 0.01247972 0.04499531 SRRM1 −0.08233265 0.05892028 0.1477235 −0.1836895 2.20545E−05 0.000648999 −0.1853381 1.85422E−05 0.000411625 TTL −0.2005987 3.46115E−06  8.5722E−05 −0.1100366 0.01148011 0.04772748 −0.1377448 0.001525709 0.009647784 ZNF165 0.216567 5.18056E−07 2.08774E−05 0.1016603 0.0195815 0.0696181 0.1186687 0.006383742 0.02767216 TMEM201 −0.1074435 0.013594 0.05009661 −0.161397 0.000198648 0.002950882 −0.1908191 1.03025E−05 0.000272769 TNFAIP8L1 −0.1107094 0.01098156 0.04265638 −0.1716919 7.44689E−05 0.001476541 −0.1792575 3.48943E−05 0.000644157 PCDH18 −0.2025575 2.76366E−06 7.23071E−05 −0.1087651 0.01247724 0.05072157 −0.1353783 0.001840816 0.01107752 ZFYVE9 −0.1677101 0.000109586 0.001263733 −0.1250126 0.004049018 0.02287268 −0.1679853 0.000106729 0.001416167 BRSK1 −0.1967589 5.34609E−06 0.000120214 −0.1145658 0.008477012 0.03838371 −0.1393144 0.001344898 0.008888715 GPX2 0.1996916 3.83844E−06 9.32412E−05 0.1047114 0.01618522 0.06127077 0.1427084 0.001019347 0.007202181 XPO7 −0.1525526 0.000440838 0.003694177 −0.1552777 0.000346382 0.004293222 −0.1587688 0.000252852 0.00259738 DCP1A −0.1173115 0.007018233 0.03098217 −0.1725563 6.83995E−05 0.001387833 −0.1736526 6.13717E−05 0.000959812 USP45 −0.09814617 0.02424762 0.07756898 −0.1766637  4.5412E−05 0.001080494 −0.1827983 2.42073E−05 0.000492604 STK40 −0.1545981 0.000367985 0.003233577 −0.1370544 0.00161209 0.01219221 −0.1723637 6.97101E−05 0.001056966 GPR124 −0.2009518 3.32408E−06 8.33655E−05 −0.1103943 0.01121258 0.04695183 −0.1360283 0.001748804 0.01065744 HDAC1 −0.04506376 0.3018035 0.4664968 −0.1943191 7.01641E−06 0.000312079 −0.1900077 1.12509E−05 0.000287342 LRG1 0.2176616 4.52345E−07 1.87946E−05 0.1025146 0.01857309 0.06721789 0.1150851 0.00818198 0.03314464 MET 0.1351187 0.001878798 0.01130609 0.140559 0.00121578 0.01000767 0.1866595 1.61177E−05 0.000370201 ZNF625 −0.1749275  5.4057E−05 0.000728383 −0.1154153 0.007999131 0.0366974 −0.1664602 0.000123494 0.001571224 SLC35E2B −0.132395 0.002322761 0.01323046 −0.1703764 8.46884E−05 0.00161317 −0.1631078 0.000169436 0.001973045 AFTPH 0.2075573 1.54054E−06 4.58178E−05 0.1302829 0.00273084 0.01746006 0.1052039 0.01568837 0.05342951 SZRD1 −0.1573243 0.000288248 0.002687285 −0.155569 0.000337485 0.004216748 −0.1527722 0.000432419 0.003823544 DCP1B −0.1730283 6.52853E−05 0.000845308 −0.1540077 0.00038777 0.00459351 −0.1351707 0.001871135 0.01121634 SGTB −0.2155988 5.83753E−07 2.27344E−05 −0.09925597 0.02267973 0.07727765 −0.1204241 0.005639654 0.0252163 MPST −0.1159488 0.007711473 0.0330578 −0.1928168  8.2812E−06 0.000339018 −0.1521108 0.000458243 0.00397248 FKBP7 −0.2323178 6.87093E−08 4.38699E−06 −0.102198 0.01894138 0.06819582 −0.08073095 0.06403711 0.149202 RABEP1 −0.1542311 0.000380171 0.003313465 −0.1541387 0.000383298 0.004579505 −0.1567459 0.000303678 0.002970509 LPAR5 0.181287 2.83202E−05 0.000435087 0.1232731 0.004596737 0.02504187 0.1514175 0.000486851 0.004139569 PHLPP2 −0.1299256 0.002805998 0.01535851 −0.1574698 0.000284484 0.00373912 −0.1763571 4.68369E−05 0.000789253 KIF26B −0.1717493 7.40505E−05 0.000938715 −0.1388429 0.001397031 0.01104845 −0.1506275 0.000521467 0.00437247 TMPRSS13 0.1961669  5.7125E−06 0.000126612 0.1054198 0.01547485 0.05920681 0.1454812 0.00080916 0.006055212 MACC1 0.2115247 9.58941E−07 3.27145E−05 0.08801989 0.04340929 0.1211821 0.1347251 0.001937741 0.01147462 ZNF714 −0.1040602 0.01686337 0.05900155 −0.1658116 0.00013135 0.002216075 −0.1875026 1.47316E−05 0.000348276 LRP6 −0.1693571 9.35004E−05 0.001111619 −0.1613841 0.000198885 0.002951257 −0.1313199 0.00252295 0.01396855 ADH5 −0.1987529 4.27015E−06 0.00010091 −0.1193845 0.006070277 0.03033831 −0.1300866 0.002771913 0.01501255 CLEC11A −0.1420401 0.001077031 0.007392107 −0.1355898 0.001810402 0.0131712 −0.183323 2.29167E−05 0.000475377 ANK2 −0.1890309 1.25031E−05 0.000235176 −0.1009054 0.02051194 0.07211638 −0.1580244 0.00027055 0.002730813 HMGB1P3 0.08818987 0.04300453 0.1175761 0.200345 3.56295E−06 0.000215225 0.1642242 0.000152602 0.001834249 SERBP1 −0.09732625 0.02546535 0.08026546 −0.1786031 3.73054E−05 0.000935543 −0.1798835 3.27263E−05 0.00061891 ZNF529 −0.1303509 0.002716748 0.01499382 −0.1589543 0.000248613 0.003450088 −0.1743098 5.74919E−05 0.000914548 SP140L 0.1214354 0.005247298 0.02473589 0.1805921 3.04264E−05 0.000817576 0.16015 0.000222844 0.002382306 FAM172A −0.1763401 4.69171E−05 0.000649144 −0.1248256 0.004104903 0.02310398 −0.1555063 0.000339384 0.003222292 HMGN4 −0.1291514 0.002975384 0.01603344 −0.1635172 0.00016307 0.002594025 −0.1708849 8.05902E−05 0.001165468 ZNF74 −0.126685 0.00357882 0.01844265 −0.1831439 2.33498E−05 0.000679928 −0.1525158 0.000442263 0.003886278 MPND −0.1331096 0.002197836 0.01270946 −0.1562798 0.000316671 0.004036395 −0.1736942 6.11192E−05 0.000957338 KIAA1191 −0.1078884 0.01320865 0.04913181 −0.1384861 0.001437698 0.01123844 −0.2064004 1.76587E−06 8.89692E−05 CHST15 0.1617527 0.000192211 0.001961421 0.121628 0.005175404 0.02705086 0.1741145 5.86197E−05 0.000928246 ZNF678 −0.08809941 0.04321952 0.1179186 −0.1990359 4.13535E−06 0.000236872 −0.1648163 0.000144323 0.001763681 TMEM41A 0.1884346 1.33314E−05 0.000246101 0.1241931 0.004299235 0.02387702 0.1401818 0.00125365 0.008417008 PLEK2 0.1897672 1.15476E−05 0.000219879 0.09563272 0.02814845 0.08994261 0.1594239 0.000238176 0.002505794 PLEKHA8 −0.1557256 0.000332793 0.003001318 −0.1266161 0.00359716 0.02106389 −0.1763047 4.70844E−05 0.000792464 TPGS1 −0.1901088 1.11284E−05 0.00021365 −0.134272 0.002007691 0.0141274 −0.1281734 0.00320261 0.01660847 POM121C −0.1237964 0.004425318 0.02174232 −0.1815855 2.74589E−05 0.000762129 −0.1561694 0.000319824 0.003089261 HNRNPU −0.09439214 0.03026496 0.09131975 −0.1814256 2.79172E−05 0.000769465 −0.1775504 4.15184E−05 0.000728836 BMPR1A −0.1385972 0.001424914 0.009190627 −0.1657307 0.000132362 0.00222774 −0.1591605 0.000243978 0.002547584 SYT17 0.1736167 6.15909E−05 0.000806037 0.1311128 0.002563279 0.01677075 0.1524609 0.000444399 0.003900119 SAMD12 0.209323 1.24891E−06 3.92406E−05 0.08795026 0.04357601 0.1214811 0.135355 0.001844198 0.01108829 EPHA1 0.2310183 8.16277E−08 5.04967E−06 0.07681012 0.07811891 0.1852803 0.1036296 0.01732518 0.05707674 SUSD3 0.2021917 2.88277E−06 7.44438E−05 0.1071759 0.01383056 0.05477425 0.1321936 0.002359121 0.0132459 TNRC6C-AS1 0.1847835 1.96598E−05 0.000327327 0.1205869 0.005574755 0.02859065 0.146082 0.000769257 0.005828684 DCAF15 −0.09976073 0.0219962 0.07198805 −0.1886107 1.30814E−05 0.000451813 −0.165407 0.000136486 0.001690168 FBP1 0.2155624 5.86368E−07 2.27344E−05 0.113345 0.009208319 0.04079389 0.1027565 0.01829586 0.05947223 DDHD1 −0.1060704 0.01484668 0.05367555 −0.1892907 1.21576E−05 0.000429704 −0.1600326 0.000225259 0.002398918 GKAP1 −0.1172187 0.007063576 0.03114283 −0.1581083 0.0002685 0.003590058 −0.1826706 2.45314E−05 0.000497236 DDIT4 0.1322195 0.002354409 0.01338685 0.1685792 0.000100799 0.001824478 0.1607993 0.000209921 0.002280942 CBX2 −0.115853 0.007762434 0.03320385 −0.1756003 5.05374E−05 0.001149683 −0.1675421 0.000111366 0.00146192 SULT1A3 0.2005023 3.49951E−06 8.61304E−05 0.1062304 0.01469567 0.057041 0.1348533 0.001918357 0.01138954 RND3 0.09232986 0.03408506 0.0993987 0.18426  2.0773E−05 0.000621805 0.1745019 5.64023E−05 0.000906073 DPPA3P1 −0.1597764 0.000230614 0.002266892 −0.141527 0.001123354 0.009479857 −0.1586086 0.000256566 0.002620061 ZNF736 −0.1370357 0.001614499 0.01013534 −0.1632809 0.000166717 0.002633974 −0.1620064 0.00018774 0.002115915 TAB3 0.1352258 0.001863039 0.01123554 0.164957 0.000142418 0.002342196 0.1617087 0.000192996 0.002157681 AP1M1 −0.210695 1.05969E−06 3.52023E−05 −0.08835828 0.04260663 0.1196855 −0.1318513 0.002422117 0.01350158 ZNF446 −0.1074059 0.01362709 0.05016885 −0.1540518 0.00038626 0.004591251 −0.1920645 8.99346E−06 0.000248867 DHX58 0.1359563 0.001758782 0.01074648 0.1755387 5.08503E−05 0.001149683 0.1495485 0.000572447 0.004651297 MIER1 −0.1113906 0.0104964 0.04123608 −0.1652011 0.000139171 0.002317131 −0.1802566 3.14955E−05 0.000602178 USP5 −0.1755966 5.05562E−05 0.000687199 −0.1536394 0.00040061 0.004699337 −0.1267594 0.003559103 0.01789063 PPP1R13L 0.2015108 3.11768E−06  7.9188E−05 0.1121 0.01001149 0.04330328 0.1278492 0.003281345 0.01690342 SLC39A4 0.2241202 2.00284E−07 9.74737E−06 0.08666445 0.04675318 0.1279004 0.10802 0.01309653 0.04663357 FBXL7 −0.2040919 2.31343E−06 6.22837E−05 −0.08343025 0.05561311 0.1450944 −0.1443905 0.00088653 0.006474084 PEAR1 0.1198601 0.005869756 0.0271884 0.1358437 0.001774494 0.01301801 0.1976787 4.82108E−06 0.000166513 KLK10 0.1976223 4.85175E−06 0.000111438 0.08773681 0.04409049 0.1224208 0.1506841 0.000518913 0.004356301 ZNF596 −0.1285743 0.003107619 0.01652213 −0.1371308 0.001602314 0.01215401 −0.189483 1.19079E−05 0.000298642 KLHL23 −0.09269098 0.03338787 0.09796076 −0.2041569 0.000002296 0.000161404 −0.1528696 0.000428731 0.003798539 IQCC −0.08260506 0.05808467 0.1462519 −0.1676848 0.000109852 0.001940394 −0.1942218 7.09241E−06 0.000214142 LRRC49 −0.1904368 1.07394E−05 0.000207326 −0.1364126 0.001696395 0.01259313 −0.1219452 0.005058968 0.02327794 PDP1 0.08347481 0.05548218 0.1412578 0.1966911 5.38688E−06 0.000268051 0.1659307 0.000129873 0.001625635 USP13 −0.1994907 3.92717E−06 9.44081E−05 −0.1110623 0.01072777 0.0456051 −0.1308593 0.00261344 0.01431581 FAM229B −0.1813112 2.82495E−05 0.000434961 −0.1284901 0.003127349 0.01905014 −0.14214 0.001068222 0.007479168 C19orf12 −0.1807064 3.00701E−05 0.000457928 −0.112804 0.00955003 0.04193277 −0.1551894 0.00034912 0.003285596 KIAA1984 −0.1317579 0.002439561 0.01376418 −0.1634372 0.000164295 0.002607555 −0.1647073 0.000145815 0.001772572 DMAP1 −0.1274737 0.003374742 0.01760608 −0.1476035 0.000676212 0.006628304 −0.1814573 2.78258E−05 0.000547818 ZNF232 −0.09887895 0.02320223 0.07491344 −0.1839283 2.15091E−05 0.00063699 −0.1687444 9.92053E−05 0.001341572 ACTR3C 0.2054709 1.96947E−06 5.51571E−05 0.1041601 0.01675766 0.06271845 0.126125 0.003730438 0.01851122 ARSB −0.2327329 6.50163E−08 4.19885E−06 −0.05537472 0.2043826 0.3620882 −0.1100646 0.01145895 0.04213831 THOC1 −0.110269 0.01130567 0.04359618 −0.1645557 0.000147912 0.002410764 −0.1799297 3.25713E−05 0.000617657 ZDHHC17 −0.1642196 0.000152667 0.001639639 −0.1585547 0.000257827 0.003514877 −0.1350187 0.001893605 0.01128783 MPP2 −0.1535744 0.000402916 0.003459711 −0.1632537 0.000167141 0.002634696 −0.1428037 0.001011354 0.007152965 SCNN1D −0.1508319 0.000512297 0.004172417 −0.1457104 0.000793714 0.007391881 −0.1616472 0.000194099 0.002164793 MYO18A 0.1659664 0.000129433 0.001451718 0.1230252 0.004680022 0.02529756 0.1642329 0.000152476 0.001834249 PTOV1 −0.1224742 0.004870047 0.0234798 −0.1571452 0.000292946 0.003815686 −0.1770413 4.37134E−05 0.000753029 BEX1 −0.1651923 0.000139287 0.001531387 −0.1319036 0.002412381 0.01600474 −0.1578387 0.000275144 0.00276515 DDX17 −0.1240735 0.004336896 0.02140569 −0.1624556 0.000180062 0.002763261 −0.171219 7.80004E−05 0.001147676 CARM1 −0.155255 0.000347082 0.003092849 −0.162456 0.000180055 0.002763261 −0.1409988 0.001172949 0.007983508 ZBTB5 −0.09318011 0.03246299 0.0960979 −0.1734476 6.26319E−05 0.001318906 −0.1816367 2.73136E−05 0.000538496 TLR2 0.1323932 0.002323087 0.01323046 0.1550508 0.000353458 0.004334605 0.1703429 8.49649E−05 0.001206762 CDK5 −0.1484827 0.000627317 0.00485903 −0.146091 0.000768674 0.007234058 −0.1630209 0.000170817 0.001982985 DENND5B −0.1852963 1.86243E−05 0.000314984 −0.1307231 0.002640749 0.01710404 −0.1323725 0.002326789 0.01313324 ASXL1 −0.1254322 0.003926049 0.01982106 −0.1757169 4.99496E−05 0.0011435 −0.1559889 0.00032504 0.003128417 CHERP −0.1310398 0.002577631 0.01439151 −0.1701505 8.65709E−05 0.001632765 −0.15643 0.000312428 0.003034669 GPR39 0.1555553 0.0003379 0.003038263 0.1463985 0.000748975 0.007116033 0.1549796 0.000355707 0.003334062 ZNF2 −0.1372336 0.001589254 0.01001246 −0.1580041 0.000271049 0.003617193 −0.1629426 0.000172071 0.001994218 HOXC-AS2 −0.1343829 0.001990359 0.01179387 −0.1706822 8.22009E−05 0.001578143 −0.1525272 0.000441822 0.003884848 C17orf85 −0.1047836 0.01611159 0.05707744 −0.1859082 1.74566E−05 0.000557289 −0.1608263 0.000209398 0.002277037 KRT8 0.2163836 5.29926E−07 2.10744E−05 0.0790333 0.06985422 0.1714597 0.124571 0.004182156 0.0202123 RAB39A −0.1600626 0.000224639 0.002220418 −0.1320697 0.002381754 0.01585639 −0.1622211 0.000184033 0.002087659 ZSCAN16-AS1 −0.1494924 0.000575222 0.00454657 −0.1429069 0.001002763 0.008728868 −0.163845 0.000158135 0.001882876 CROCCP3 −0.1478238 0.000663638 0.005078158 −0.1551647 0.000349887 0.004305996 −0.1544262 0.000373647 0.003455674 C15orf39 0.2035409 2.46636E−06  6.5765E−05 0.09322072 0.03238718 0.09916347 0.1345202 0.00196909 0.01159381 ADARB1 −0.1288377 0.003046626 0.01628168 −0.1496342 0.000568235 0.005921469 −0.1763971 4.66488E−05 0.000787036 SYPL1 0.1864359 1.65056E−05 0.000288983 0.105749 0.01515417 0.05833266 0.150099 0.000545883 0.004520014 RGL1 −0.1960325 5.79892E−06 0.000128119 −0.1062399 0.01468675 0.0570382 −0.1363535 0.001704371 0.01043693 KLK8 0.1783848 3.81444E−05 0.000551332 0.1158551 0.007761331 0.035986 0.152612 0.000438547 0.003858496 FHL2 0.1336463 0.002108089 0.01229699 0.1560426 0.000323481 0.004100238 0.166864 0.00011883 0.001534059 NOL3 0.1411156 0.001161812 0.007815981 0.158323 0.000263316 0.003554888 0.1576822 0.000279069 0.002794509 POU6F1 −0.181105 2.88581E−05 0.000442375 −0.1039138 0.01701915 0.06339031 −0.1577522 0.000277308 0.002780875 PITX2 −0.1424039 0.001045268 0.007209655 −0.1346666 0.001946634 0.01383627 −0.1764988 4.61729E−05 0.000783048 CKAP5 −0.1206467 0.005551104 0.02596298 −0.1641914 0.000153073 0.002471718 −0.1701507 8.65689E−05 0.001218354 AKIRIN1 −0.1303218 0.002722759 0.01502104 −0.1440167 0.000914574 0.008183817 −0.1792385 3.49621E−05 0.000644553 ALOX12P2 0.1665742 0.00012216 0.001382397 0.1263312 0.003673929 0.02143228 0.1582576 0.000264886 0.002683366 LDB1 −0.1200787 0.005779568 0.02683316 −0.1577138 0.000278274 0.003681835 −0.1760095 4.85036E−05 0.000805635 TMPO-AS1 −0.09880446 0.02330669 0.07514612 −0.1858693 1.75287E−05 0.000558311 −0.1636713 0.000160732 0.001902408 SCARF2 −0.1988628 4.21732E−06 0.000100002 −0.09632754 0.02701959 0.08742112 −0.1387568 0.001406743 0.009143477 KDM8 −0.1585662 0.000257558 0.002452813 −0.170189 8.62468E−05 0.001631072 −0.1246711 0.00415162 0.02014165 ZNF433 −0.1394773 0.001327305 0.008680306 −0.1501439 0.000543771 0.005742599 −0.1658511 0.000130859 0.001633566 DSG3 0.1700934 8.70528E−05 0.001057319 0.1307477 0.002635795 0.0170811 0.1501031 0.000545692 0.004520014 RBM28 −0.09954001 0.02229286 0.07275365 −0.1951055 6.43011E−06 0.000298045 −0.1530349 0.000422543 0.003766336 SNORD109A −0.1550068 0.000354848 0.003139943 −0.1426424 0.001024909 0.008855185 −0.1569142 0.000299112 0.002946457 FAM76A −0.1148707 0.008302625 0.03488205 −0.1364869 0.001686443 0.01255692 −0.1960426 5.79238E−06 0.000188815 FECH −0.1477098 0.000670117 0.0051193 −0.1426553 0.001023819 0.008851267 −0.1642676 0.00015198 0.001831526 TPR −0.104533 0.01636858 0.05770877 −0.1733894 6.29942E−05 0.001322497 −0.1719599 7.25349E−05 0.001091473 IL15RA 0.16102 0.000205691 0.002070144 0.1323893 0.002323777 0.01560282 0.1588538 0.0002509 0.002586841 INTS9 −0.1574648 0.000284613 0.002656958 −0.1595005 0.000236513 0.003328638 −0.1381425 0.001477889 0.009455796 DYM −0.151941 0.000465102 0.003855719 −0.1410299 0.001169976 0.009751431 −0.1612079 0.000202151 0.002227013 HCG4P11 0.1433124 0.000969671 0.006803154 0.1510706 0.000501779 0.00546157 0.1608946 0.000208084 0.002271619 ZNF669 −0.08869007 0.04183181 0.11523 −0.175632 5.03771E−05 0.001149683 −0.1794202 0.000034318 0.000637747 DNM3 −0.1324172 0.002318788 0.01322596 −0.1555003 0.000339566 0.004230858 −0.1670646 0.000116574 0.001515031 LSM14B −0.1369749 0.00162233 0.01017171 −0.1691679 9.52278E−05 0.001753841 −0.1492128 0.000589229 0.004757235 MMP11 −0.1644568 0.000149297 0.00160966 −0.1568773 0.000300107 0.003877251 −0.1316901 0.002452316 0.01364805 POF1B 0.1945046 6.87369E−06 0.000148795 0.1175015 0.006926114 0.03319251 0.1273762 0.003399378 0.01731282 SIMC1 −0.1067567 0.01420843 0.05179862 −0.1645698 0.000147717 0.002410406 −0.1782793 3.85562E−05 0.000689799 SOBP −0.1534393 0.000407748 0.003488288 −0.1423057 0.001053752 0.009049701 −0.157999 0.000271175 0.002733152 WNT5A-AS1 −0.1543959 0.000374655 0.003277697 −0.1127552 0.009581349 0.04203051 −0.1794531 3.42027E−05 0.000636484 ASB1 −0.1841863 2.09345E−05 0.000342809 −0.1436709 0.000941255 0.008319465 −0.1165739 0.007386176 0.03075327 LRRC4B −0.1946302 6.77862E−06 0.000147424 −0.1036046 0.01735235 0.06403165 −0.1383662 0.001451615 0.009345526 SLC19A1 −0.1006954 0.02077763 0.06914155 −0.1986959 4.29778E−06 0.000240244 −0.1475141 0.000681377 0.005313216 LUC7L −0.1499218 0.000554309 0.00442652 −0.1678165 0.000108473 0.00193074 −0.1363638 0.001702969 0.01043294 PPP2R5D −0.1269492 0.003509251 0.01816484 −0.161099 0.000204195 0.003013985 −0.1658203 0.000131241 0.001636867 TRIM47 0.1655219 0.000135009 0.001497358 0.122148 0.004985772 0.02638668 0.160858 0.000208788 0.002273961 CLSPN −0.1272584 0.003429381 0.01784913 −0.1517593 0.000472547 0.005274562 −0.17369 6.11448E−05 0.000957338 CCDC34 −0.1362315 0.001720917 0.01059887 −0.1618978 0.000189641 0.002868611 −0.1567272 0.000304191 0.002970509 GCLC 0.1962595 5.65365E−06 0.000125708 0.1075445 0.01350565 0.05378688 0.1318192 0.002428102 0.01352952 LRCH2 −0.1858756 1.75169E−05 0.000300638 −0.1024402 0.01865901 0.06742337 −0.1499882 0.000551138 0.004544604 MYO1B 0.1164911 0.007428585 0.03219131 0.1306159 0.002662438 0.01719651 0.1975733 4.87862E−06 0.000167668 TUBB4A −0.1536981 0.000398536 0.003432687 −0.1158842 0.007745837 0.0359381 −0.1769817 4.39775E−05 0.000756641 ALKBH5 −0.1533716 0.000410192 0.003504884 −0.1345998 0.001956848 0.01389661 −0.1634439 0.000164193 0.0019297 IQGAP2 −0.06497612 0.1363148 0.2682169 −0.1895015 1.18841E−05 0.000423054 −0.1755641 5.07209E−05 0.000834496 REP15 −0.1867594 1.59472E−05 0.000282044 −0.155229 0.000347888 0.004304846 −0.0966215 0.02655385 0.07828914 TMEM92 0.1327172 0.002265653 0.01299902 0.1215134 0.005218093 0.02722288 0.1910192 1.00806E−05 0.000268741 CAD −0.1051461 0.015746 0.05608204 −0.1777454 4.07052E−05 0.000997492 −0.1652372 0.000138697 0.001712001 DZIP1L −0.1799508  3.2501E−05 0.000488005 −0.1049788 0.01591379 0.06052021 −0.1553082 0.00034544 0.003261993 NDUFS5 −0.139693 0.001304343 0.008547626 −0.1409865 0.001174127 0.009780173 −0.1711349 7.86449E−05 0.001153653 RARS2 −0.1110835 0.01071273 0.04187321 −0.1767829 4.48692E−05 0.001071242 −0.1617115 0.000192947 0.002157681 RBM10 −0.1326067 0.002285094 0.01307733 −0.1455435 0.00080493 0.007454302 −0.1731679 6.43904E−05 0.000996302 C17orf51 −0.1963688 5.58489E−06 0.000124577 −0.1104786 0.01115036 0.04676162 −0.1280059 0.003243075 0.01675589 MXRA7 −0.1700147 8.77214E−05 0.001062204 −0.1363435 0.001705721 0.01263958 −0.1424685 0.001039716 0.007312688 IRAK1BP1 −0.113013 0.009416669 0.03804662 −0.1598094 0.000229917 0.00325888 −0.1762638 4.72787E−05 0.000793814 MYEF2 −0.1363483 0.001705072 0.01054729 −0.1288161 0.003051587 0.01877234 −0.1826665 2.45421E−05 0.000497236 CAPN8 0.2098812 1.16832E−06 3.75562E−05 0.09357088 0.03173988 0.09769462 0.119156 0.006168833 0.02692045 ABCC3 0.1954056 6.21893E−06 0.000136317 0.09419473 0.03061402 0.09527346 0.1418056 0.001097981 0.007608147 RAB39B −0.1782075 3.88387E−05 0.000559624 −0.1171011 0.007121477 0.03384221 −0.1477537 0.000667619 0.005231876 SRRT −0.1206496 0.005549938 0.02596298 −0.1715044 7.58509E−05 0.001484907 −0.1589704 0.000248248 0.002570957 LRP3 −0.1279365 0.003259991 0.01714884 −0.1578567 0.000274696 0.003651862 −0.1663275 0.000125065 0.00158685 LRFN3 −0.1489544 0.00060246 0.004718988 −0.1487244 0.000614465 0.006211137 −0.1546701 0.00036564 0.00340652 POMT1 −0.07912201 0.0695399 0.16674 −0.1771939  4.3044E−05 0.001040156 −0.1807438 2.99544E−05 0.00058069 EPC1 −0.105379 0.01551506 0.05545817 −0.1737065 6.10445E−05 0.001301192 −0.1681482 0.000105071 0.001398164 KRT13 0.2146489 6.55939E−07  2.4543E−05 0.08613815 0.0481086 0.1306073 0.1161055 0.007628774 0.0315123 FAM101B −0.1660932 0.000127884 0.001435959 −0.1292068 0.002962952 0.01840309 −0.152756 0.000433034 0.003823544 ISL2 −0.1528774 0.000428438 0.003609826 −0.1330207 0.002213027 0.01504793 −0.1639164 0.000157079 0.001876073 ZNF470 −0.1360446 0.001746555 0.01068921 −0.1523096 0.000450332 0.005096075 −0.1637713 0.000159232 0.001889468 FAM110C 0.1931732 7.96285E−06 0.000167424 0.1062503 0.01467698 0.05701617 0.1358056 0.001779848 0.01080406 MRPL34 −0.08485641 0.05154772 0.1337358 −0.1592744 0.000241453 0.003377665 −0.1933029  7.8499E−06 0.000229062 OSBPL3 0.151642 0.000477409 0.00393503 0.1363393 0.001706284 0.01263958 0.162231 0.000183863 0.002087429 APBA2 −0.1737448 6.08131E−05 0.000799298 −0.1184612 0.006477288 0.03157864 −0.1514698 0.000484636 0.004125782 ZNF317 −0.1489081 0.000604858 0.00473511 −0.1600309 0.000225294 0.003209696 −0.1434827 0.000956073 0.006859575 RWDD1 −0.1440875 0.000909203 0.006483193 −0.1480957 0.000648422 0.006455927 −0.1595278 0.000235923 0.002491515 WNT10A 0.1975343  4.9001E−06 0.000112183 0.1073853 0.01364517 0.05421843 0.127435 0.00338452 0.01726948 PIM3 0.1720991  7.1549E−05 0.000911153 0.1540946 0.000384796 0.004585595 0.1204973 0.005610365 0.02514188 ANXA6 −0.1831099 2.34328E−05 0.000375468 −0.1294023 0.002919488 0.01827174 −0.1296315 0.002869291 0.01537838 LIN28B −0.1008118 0.02062995 0.0687945 −0.1534135 0.000408678 0.004780163 −0.1886075 1.30861E−05 0.000321811 HOXC6 −0.1533587 0.000410657 0.00350671 −0.1141049 0.00874681 0.03931122 −0.176744 4.50454E−05 0.000769309 C17orf97 −0.08358181 0.05516881 0.1407432 −0.1686706 9.99143E−05 0.001817245 −0.1851676 1.88791E−05 0.000415788 ZNF775 −0.1374852 0.001557678 0.009841727 −0.1496181 0.000569022 0.005921469 −0.1642988 0.000151534 0.0018309 HNRNPA1P35 −0.08720997 0.04538226 0.121898 −0.1764003 4.66334E−05 0.001103896 −0.1762288 4.74457E−05 0.000794008 ZNF444 −0.0737013 0.09098887 0.2017642 −0.1682117 0.00010443 0.001872228 −0.1901864 1.10351E−05 0.000283302 BRD4 −0.1556746 0.000334314 0.003011078 −0.1407413 0.001197854 0.00989491 −0.153911 0.000391103 0.003593239 ZNF25 −0.1825659 2.48006E−05 0.000393166 −0.1255487 0.003892524 0.02225927 −0.1335813 0.002118768 0.01225733 KIAA1549 −0.1393989 0.001335751 0.008720597 −0.1658581 0.000130772 0.002211685 −0.1467798 0.000725202 0.005564544 ELAC2 −0.09450995 0.03005826 0.09083391 −0.1778861 4.01281E−05 0.00098736 −0.1704847 8.37996E−05 0.001197542 MCPH1 −0.1397013 0.001303469 0.00854592 −0.1611844 0.00020259 0.002996649 −0.1512387 0.000494492 0.004196849 CSDE1 −0.1291296 0.002980269 0.01604078 −0.1221227 0.004994851 0.02642468 −0.1917926 9.26497E−06 0.000253857 SNHG14 −0.1445976 0.000871329 0.006278703 −0.1322395 0.002350791 0.01570843 −0.1718564 7.32761E−05 0.001100249 PCOLCE-AS1 −0.2142612  6.8781E−07  2.5327E−05 −0.0989741 0.02306939 0.07824142 −0.1045164 0.01638579 0.05481226 TYMS −0.1390879 0.001369708 0.008904362 −0.13881 0.001400725 0.01105768 −0.1717806 7.38235E−05 0.001103705 USP53 0.1291335 0.002979394 0.01604078 0.1619163 0.000189317 0.002867359 0.1602381 0.000221047 0.002370221 MSX1 −0.1715095 7.58126E−05 0.000956341 −0.1540398 0.00038667 0.004592203 −0.1207452 0.005512298 0.0248378 KRT8P45 0.2110345 1.01729E−06  3.3956E−05 0.08217737 0.05940105 0.1526594 0.1237833 0.004429537 0.02111463 PPID −0.1428269 0.001009415 0.007013586 −0.1645149 0.000148482 0.002417225 −0.1444189 0.000884429 0.006463988 CDC25A −0.1062662 0.01466209 0.05318781 −0.1658623 0.000130719 0.002211685 −0.1739071 5.98409E−05 0.000941755 DENND2A −0.1974389  4.953E−06 0.000112833 −0.1034001 0.01757585 0.06453134 −0.1298093 0.002830877 0.01521938 FAM25A 0.1201219 0.005761917 0.02680486 0.146375 0.000750464 0.007125309 0.1807585  2.9909E−05 0.000580619 CDCA2 −0.1188483 0.006303751 0.02855181 −0.1690044 9.67457E−05 0.001774181 −0.1614636 0.000197426 0.002189623 EXOSC9 −0.161801 0.000191351 0.001956014 −0.143775 0.000933153 0.008288804 −0.143485 0.000955897 0.006859575 GNPAT −0.07747067 0.07558433 0.1775027 −0.184617 2.00076E−05 0.000605402 −0.1726351 6.78697E−05 0.001035832 TNFSF15 0.1796929 3.33724E−05 0.000495742 0.1162695 0.007543059 0.03523128 0.1444377 0.000883044 0.006459439 CCDC174 −0.1279091 0.00326668 0.01717104 −0.1313296 0.002521069 0.0165757 −0.1857436 1.77635E−05 0.000399435 DOK7 0.1920128 9.04451E−06 0.000184051 0.08643432 0.04734184 0.1290795 0.148967 0.000601805 0.004814091 ACSF2 0.190683 1.04561E−05 0.000203551 0.1238749 0.00440009 0.02424579 0.1219267 0.005065715 0.02330129 ZNF644 −0.09176679 0.03519689 0.1016425 −0.1557923 0.000330814 0.004155773 −0.1907967 1.03276E−05 0.000272769 NCF2 0.1661282 0.000127458 0.001434191 0.1383104 0.001458131 0.01134473 0.1429874 0.00099611 0.007084751 TRAIP −0.07072288 0.1048624 0.2228025 −0.1723202 7.00092E−05 0.001408591 −0.1866856  1.6073E−05 0.000369786 ANP32E −0.09148836 0.03575799 0.1026641 −0.1740095 5.92349E−05 0.001280264 −0.1748902 5.42588E−05 0.000883308 LCORL −0.1319838 0.002397546 0.01356012 −0.1204405 0.005633082 0.02883666 −0.1894947 1.18928E−05 0.000298642 NBR1 0.1242559 0.004279589 0.02118691 0.1429371 0.001000264 0.008714053 0.1794934 3.40618E−05 0.000635531 MFSD6 0.1942441  7.0749E−06 0.000151501 0.12114 0.005359288 0.02778247 0.1183785 0.006514912 0.02807719 RHOV 0.2050341 2.07274E−06 5.70997E−05 0.09963514 0.02216458 0.07604359 0.1189199 0.006272151 0.02724784 GFRA1 −0.1353481 0.001845201 0.01117153 −0.1428804 0.001004964 0.008737101 −0.1702442 8.57852E−05 0.00121346 RTF1 −0.1277178 0.003313765 0.01735173 −0.1510324 0.000503449 0.00546157 −0.1695204 9.20327E−05 0.001264564 KIF2A −0.1263347 0.003672976 0.01878874 −0.1436288 0.000944555 0.008336877 −0.1767564 4.49894E−05 0.000769309 TLE2 −0.1031861 0.0178125 0.06135417 −0.1695852 9.14565E−05 0.001701848 −0.1710821 7.90522E−05 0.001155016 SF3A1 −0.1134187 0.009162677 0.03736751 −0.1624862 0.00017955 0.002763261 −0.1707729  8.1477E−05 0.001170359 GTF3C6 −0.1165704 0.007387967 0.03210093 −0.1641182 0.00015413 0.002483027 −0.1669969 0.000117331 0.00152016 EXPH5 0.2074332 1.56331E−06  4.6235E−05 0.1046465 0.01625179 0.06145133 0.1096389 0.01178411 0.04302807 SMARCC2 −0.08362134 0.05505339 0.140526 −0.1585907 0.000256986 0.003510287 −0.1921527 8.90696E−06 0.000247952 KDM2B −0.1255396 0.003895127 0.01969352 −0.1568707 0.000300286 0.003877251 −0.166173 0.000126917 0.001603049 LRRC47 −0.09823697 0.02411591 0.07721861 −0.1715135 7.57833E−05 0.001484907 −0.1721908 7.09062E−05 0.001070437 DPYSL4 −0.1576355 0.000280253 0.002630367 −0.1205995 0.005569739 0.02858598 −0.1656684 0.000133147 0.001656185 NCOA5 −0.1564156 0.000312834 0.00286093 −0.173245 6.39011E−05 0.001335495 −0.1153106 0.008056723 0.03277845 SEH1L −0.06566273 0.1322134 0.2621766 −0.1908231  1.0298E−05 0.000382233 −0.1696744 9.06688E−05 0.001250762 ITGA3 0.09655054 0.02666564 0.08314494 0.1773868 4.22119E−05 0.001023601 0.1671335 0.000115809 0.001508491 SEC23A −0.1437144 0.000937857 0.006639895 −0.1626165 0.000177384 0.002752485 −0.1431265 0.000984716 0.007032462 TBC1D8 0.1312657 0.002533454 0.01420755 0.1386918 0.001414115 0.01111409 0.1757488 4.97898E−05 0.000822093 LYN 0.1995685 3.89259E−06 9.39011E−05 0.09813629 0.02426199 0.08092562 0.1275283 0.003361028 0.01719886 ARMCX4 −0.1910016 1.00999E−05 0.000201116 −0.1230595 0.004668428 0.02525451 −0.1197862 0.005900495 0.02602313 ZNF420 −0.1465968 0.000736523 0.00550277 −0.1493983 0.000579903 0.005987888 −0.1518741 0.00046783 0.00402455 GALNT7 0.1145282 0.008498721 0.0354385 0.1558046 0.000330449 0.004154945 0.174479  5.6531E−05 0.000906073 KDM1A −0.09902636 0.02299672 0.07440523 −0.1807165 3.00387E−05 0.00080872 −0.1612196 0.000201934 0.002227013 CACHD1 −0.1776209 4.12225E−05 0.000586703 −0.10528 0.01561286 0.05962014 −0.1527 0.000435172 0.003836074 FZD2 −0.1950971 6.43609E−06 0.000140414 −0.1327176 0.002265584 0.01530809 −0.1012689 0.0200592 0.06344105 AKAP8L −0.1052657 0.01562699 0.05578661 −0.1754238 5.14389E−05 0.001153779 −0.1617555 0.000192161 0.002155265 RPL13P5 −0.165532 0.000134879 0.001497118 −0.1585113 0.000258847 0.003521886 −0.1195114 0.006016175 0.02642356 NEO1 −0.1559297 0.000326769 0.002960712 −0.1290593 0.002996135 0.01851386 −0.1592011 0.000243076 0.002541978 FERMT2 −0.1920835 8.97476E−06 0.000183167 −0.1221949 0.004968971 0.02632779 −0.1175449 0.006905214 0.02927668 CRLF1 −0.1314956 0.002489196 0.01401583 −0.146797 0.000724147 0.006927428 −0.1675883 0.000110874 0.00145728 LIN9 −0.0862011 0.04794474 0.126992 −0.1791054 3.54412E−05 0.000902108 −0.1698194 8.94015E−05 0.001238189 C11orf45 0.1476521 0.000673421 0.005141717 0.1257572 0.003833168 0.02204705 0.1696521 9.08648E−05 0.001252225 LRRC17 −0.173108 6.47728E−05 0.000841019 −0.1218458 0.005095221 0.02680287 −0.1448863 0.000850545 0.006320735 CCDC66 −0.09783278 0.02470698 0.07840777 −0.155495 0.000339725 0.004230858 −0.1846736 1.98887E−05 0.000430414 DNA2 −0.06782518 0.1199172 0.2446683 −0.1976791 4.82083E−06 0.000251427 −0.1604465 0.000216853 0.002334399 MYH14 0.2145408 6.64678E−07  2.4737E−05 0.09142247 0.03589189 0.1066018 0.1045879 0.01631195 0.05474017 PRKX −0.08874814 0.04169745 0.1150648 −0.1566618 0.000305985 0.00393644 −0.1886811 1.29828E−05 0.000319837 PLEKHO2 −0.2066982 1.70502E−06  4.9442E−05 −0.1014238 0.01986902 0.07038861 −0.1101492 0.01139531 0.04198288 BROX 0.1970758 5.15932E−06 0.000116579 0.128766 0.003063109 0.01882358 0.1002114 0.02140105 0.06660075 SEC13 −0.140404 0.001231209 0.008176147 −0.1331594 0.002189366 0.01494545 −0.1704656  8.3955E−05 0.001198534 B3GNT1 −0.1814128 2.79542E−05 0.000431368 −0.09653125 0.02669611 0.08661611 −0.1522963 0.000450861 0.003930874 APOD 0.1394281 0.001332595 0.008704077 0.1915991  9.4629E−06 0.000360861 0.1079534 0.01315318 0.0467874 HLA-H 0.1301411 0.002760455 0.01517487 0.155993 0.00032492 0.004100238 0.1602901 0.000219994 0.002362347 SCAF8 −0.1196043 0.005976875 0.02749244 −0.1649766 0.000142155 0.002342196 −0.1606683 0.000212469 0.002299654 BEND6 −0.1840749 2.11809E−05 0.000346436 −0.1188175 0.006317413 0.03114845 −0.1315664 0.002475706 0.01375623 ALDH3B1 0.1502821 0.000537305 0.004327979 0.1298124 0.002830208 0.01783575 0.1634108 0.000164702 0.0019297 STK3 0.168206 0.000104488 0.001213998 0.1471007 0.00070574 0.006798061 0.1265192 0.003623102 0.01812502 USP48 −0.1067851 0.01418253 0.05175844 −0.1370504 0.001612605 0.01219221 −0.1926124 8.46921E−06 0.000238629 CD44 0.04989589 0.2528616 0.4119359 0.1938183 7.41602E−06 0.000318592 0.1711227 7.87392E−05 0.001153653 C1orf210 0.2179696 4.35351E−07  1.8252E−05 0.07126747 0.1022076 0.2237541 0.1127392 0.009591672 0.03713671 PHLDA3 0.1420758 0.00107388 0.007381404 0.1577926 0.000276294 0.003661013 0.146574 0.000737943 0.005637448 PDCD6 0.2034106 2.50394E−06 6.62591E−05 0.11171 0.01027555 0.04413002 0.1056693 0.01523125 0.05230787 TMEM62 0.1532058 0.000416232 0.003541276 0.1474488 0.00068517 0.00668481 0.1444154 0.000884683 0.006463988 AP1G2 0.2109422 1.02865E−06 3.42532E−05 0.05785072 0.1848377 0.3382904 0.1320385 0.002387473 0.01337812 TOE1 −0.1477129 0.00066994 0.0051193 −0.1462606 0.00075775 0.007165164 −0.1511351 0.000498969 0.004227111 CPT1C −0.1310738 0.002570942 0.01436924 −0.1593996 0.000238705 0.003352713 −0.1553306 0.000344748 0.003259483 UPK3B 0.2049553 2.09192E−06 5.72498E−05 0.07653995 0.07917527 0.1868499 0.1304456 0.002697214 0.01470526 SAA2 0.1341738 0.002023144 0.01191208 0.1506352 0.000521117 0.005596778 0.160291 0.000219976 0.002362347 KIAA1522 0.2099391 1.16024E−06 3.74696E−05 0.08362076 0.0550551 0.1442062 0.1176203 0.006869069 0.0292056 NUMBL −0.1885989 1.30981E−05 0.000242759 −0.1228958 0.004724038 0.02547612 −0.1200602 0.00578716 0.02566151 CRY1 −0.1543322 0.000376778 0.003294205 −0.1527627 0.000432779 0.004955351 −0.1375913 0.001544538 0.009736603 GNPDA2 −0.1816459 2.72874E−05 0.000422955 −0.1196179 0.005971115 0.02997186 −0.1329895 0.002218396 0.01263292 CEACAM5 0.1859075 1.74577E−05 0.000300102 0.1175981 0.006879714 0.03305445 0.1286958 0.00307934 0.01616799 MPDZ −0.1898181 1.14842E−05 0.000219272 −0.1009642 0.02043816 0.07194708 −0.1367845 0.001647067 0.010168 BNC2 −0.1926277 8.45498E−06 0.000174866 −0.08032655 0.06538529 0.1635102 −0.1465995 0.000736357 0.005628422 RPA2 −0.1122407 0.00991767 0.03952697 −0.1540559 0.000386117 0.004591251 −0.1748102 5.46941E−05 0.000887281 ZNF326 −0.06991816 0.1088847 0.2287648 −0.1643022 0.000151486 0.002454644 −0.1899874 1.12757E−05 0.000287449 HAUS6 −0.1677527 0.000109139 0.001259622 −0.1409515 0.001177487 0.009790588 −0.1323668 0.002327815 0.01313371 USP11 −0.1446506 0.00086748 0.00625619 −0.1510374 0.000503227 0.00546157 −0.1492495 0.000587375 0.004745018 CYP20A1 −0.151887 0.000467304 0.003871667 −0.1326017 0.002285966 0.01541588 −0.1580628 0.000269609 0.002724357 AFAP1L2 0.1617719 0.000191868 0.001959365 0.1081073 0.0130226 0.05239257 0.1663327 0.000125003 0.00158685 NXF1 −0.1310232 0.002580897 0.01440071 −0.1745412  5.6182E−05 0.001233434 −0.1385856 0.001426252 0.009233491 DPCD −0.1296367 0.002868152 0.01560055 −0.1674522 0.00011233 0.00197414 −0.1474415 0.000685599 0.005332187 PNMAL1 −0.144502 0.000878312 0.006317944 −0.1356436 0.001802739 0.01314422 −0.162917 0.000172482 0.001997319 YWHAZP3 0.1601755 0.000222322 0.002205626 0.1542945 0.000378038 0.004543967 0.1282416 0.00318628 0.0165608 CEP76 −0.05576414 0.201213 0.3528302 −0.1963327  5.6075E−06 0.000275798 −0.1652338 0.000138741 0.001712001 AGPAT4 −0.1575049 0.000283583 0.002649122 −0.1278278 0.003286615 0.01966741 −0.1556327 0.000335571 0.00320138 ATG4C −0.1188909 0.006284937 0.0285137 −0.1290294 0.003002908 0.01853546 −0.1887997 1.28183E−05 0.000316343 GDPD3 0.20559 1.94218E−06  5.4834E−05 0.08768477 0.0442167 0.1227223 0.1204052 0.00564721 0.02521965 NEIL2 −0.1487416 0.000613558 0.004784376 −0.1553502 0.000344147 0.004275148 −0.1403218 0.001239468 0.008334376 RERE −0.1112361 0.01060471 0.04156462 −0.1473564 0.000690577 0.006712524 −0.180013 3.22939E−05 0.000614892 MRFAP1 −0.1403478 0.001236846 0.008209661 −0.1519442 0.000464973 0.005213381 −0.1518661 0.000468158 0.004024885 CTTN 0.1226791 0.004798566 0.02318335 0.1651546 0.000139784 0.002319549 0.1554974 0.000339652 0.003222644 SRPX2 0.07882139 0.07060981 0.1688963 0.1774424 4.19749E−05 0.001019631 0.173026 6.53003E−05 0.001007667 ILKAP −0.1336863 0.00210153 0.0122698 −0.1280805 0.003224999 0.0193917 −0.1771267 4.33375E−05 0.000748406 GNL2 −0.138243 0.001466027 0.009386211 −0.1401581 0.001256064 0.01027817 −0.1641047 0.000154325 0.00184905 RBMX −0.1046786 0.0162188 0.05733768 −0.1703584 8.48366E−05 0.00161317 −0.1634612 0.000163927 0.0019297 CAP2 −0.1732816 6.36703E−05 0.000829024 −0.1077648 0.01331472 0.05322114 −0.1517021 0.000474912 0.004062875 TMEM125 0.2122247  8.8116E−07 3.05076E−05 0.09080275 0.03717215 0.1091559 0.1049732 0.01591945 0.05388689 MIR3940 −0.1589699 0.000248258 0.002383107 −0.1285015 0.003124674 0.01904865 −0.152185 0.000455276 0.003963093 ID3 −0.1651479 0.000139873 0.001535402 −0.105755 0.01514833 0.05832631 −0.1628072 0.000174258 0.00200953 GNB1 −0.1773295 4.24578E−05 0.000600579 −0.1190026 0.006235788 0.03091023 −0.1372364 0.001588889 0.009917433 ATRIP −0.1118437 0.01018431 0.04032736 −0.1686526 0.000100088 0.001817245 −0.1592708 0.000241533 0.002533454 NMI 0.1506526 0.00052033 0.004218097 0.1451307 0.000833311 0.007656202 0.1462575 0.000757952 0.005768142 AIM1L 0.2010236 3.29687E−06 8.29822E−05 0.08690101 0.04615448 0.1266859 0.1268922 0.003524149 0.01772773 FHL3 −0.1866494 1.61349E−05 0.000284642 −0.1117 0.01028237 0.04413979 −0.130236 0.002740606 0.01488934 NCDN −0.1660898 0.000127925 0.001435959 −0.1348797 0.00191439 0.0136929 −0.1379147 0.001505115 0.009570439 CDC34 −0.124352 0.004249641 0.0210801 −0.1689106 9.76266E−05 0.001785629 −0.1483277 0.000635693 0.005035979 SYT8 0.2011013 3.26766E−06 8.23958E−05 0.0859805 0.04852095 0.1313936 0.1270483 0.003483468 0.01758027 TYW3 −0.131276 0.002531448 0.01420203 −0.1474026 0.000687872 0.006704066 −0.1628746 0.000173166 0.002001905 RAB17 0.1738958 5.99081E−05 0.00078964 0.1283193 0.003167741 0.01919061 0.133061 0.002206125 0.01259518 CAPN1 0.1877853 1.42927E−05 0.0002587 0.08196201 0.0600732 0.1537189 0.1489292 0.000603761 0.004824195 ZNF786 −0.08633739 0.04759165 0.1263935 −0.1907248 1.04087E−05 0.000383276 −0.1521319 0.000457396 0.003971615 MIR5004 −0.1172565 0.007045075 0.03108095 −0.1200434 0.00579405 0.02937798 −0.1943071 7.02577E−06 0.000212591 ZNF699 −0.1688614 9.80916E−05 0.001155107 −0.1362682 0.001715924 0.01266457 −0.1318732 0.002418035 0.01348963 ZNFX1 0.09875301 0.02337907 0.07532715 0.170114 8.68786E−05 0.001634664 0.1661497 0.000127199 0.001605146 ALDH3B2 0.1860125 1.72646E−05 0.000298146 0.1388555 0.001395611 0.0110435 0.1025106 0.01857763 0.06012139 TPGS2 −0.1739008 5.98784E−05 0.00078964 −0.1222814 0.004938161 0.02623125 −0.1379331 0.001502894 0.009568709 ESYT2 0.1454085 0.000814114 0.005955351 0.1409556 0.001177093 0.009790588 0.1547011 0.000364634 0.003401705 L3MBTL2 −0.1294752 0.002903433 0.01573098 −0.1436021 0.000946647 0.008344758 −0.1670649 0.00011657 0.001515031 TBC1D32 −0.1094443 0.01193545 0.045403 −0.1737211 6.09562E−05 0.001301192 −0.1547743 0.000362266 0.003381881 CUL7 −0.1593269 0.000240298 0.002330806 −0.126084 0.003741759 0.0216916 −0.1520986 0.000458732 0.00397248 PET112 −0.1671521 0.000115603 0.00132405 −0.1471513 0.000702712 0.006782969 −0.1226062 0.004823903 0.02241867 EVA1B −0.1744578 5.66506E−05 0.000756737 −0.1359277 0.001762761 0.01294086 −0.1241847 0.004301878 0.02064041 VMP1 0.1496121 0.000569319 0.004515744 0.1222861 0.00493647 0.02623125 0.165261 0.000138384 0.001710631 DOCK9 0.166955 0.000117801 0.00134272 0.1304218 0.002702114 0.01734812 0.1396066 0.001313493 0.008718415 HSD17B8 0.200634 3.44721E−06 8.55288E−05 0.1020352 0.01913319 0.06862176 0.1140046 0.008806506 0.03487942 CEL 0.1928026 8.29409E−06 0.000173082 0.07955165 0.06803388 0.1682593 0.1428598 0.001006676 0.00713075 ME1 0.1579638 0.000272043 0.002567082 0.1710193  7.9539E−05 0.001544076 0.1056099 0.01528895 0.05241548 CARD14 0.1820052 2.62893E−05 0.000412073 0.145919 0.0007799 0.007313249 0.09928108 0.0226453 0.06953574 ST13P6 −0.1575838 0.000281566 0.00264091 −0.1306436 0.00265683 0.01717623 −0.1495353 0.0005731 0.004651297 ZNF519 −0.09134007 0.03605991 0.103254 −0.1818502 2.67157E−05 0.000754918 −0.1580585 0.000269715 0.002724357 ZNF322P1 −0.1041075 0.01681329 0.0588592 −0.1589601 0.000248481 0.003450088 −0.1724451 6.91533E−05 0.001051962 CAV1 0.09008526 0.03870262 0.1087188 0.1696221  9.113E−05 0.001700312 0.1710405  7.9374E−05 0.001155656 CDC40 −0.07160991 0.1005658 0.2160815 −0.1840157 2.13129E−05 0.000635233 −0.1666298 0.000121514 0.001556544 BAIAP2-AS1 −0.1420696 0.001074425 0.007381503 −0.1543138 0.000377392 0.004543967 −0.1447071 0.000863393 0.006385532 SAFB2 −0.1055389 0.01535813 0.05501026 −0.1374538 0.001561586 0.01195584 −0.1884548 1.33025E−05 0.000326556 ZKSCAN2 −0.1699521 8.82565E−05 0.001066355 −0.1298914 0.002813287 0.01776685 −0.1349229 0.001907908 0.01134879 CD109 0.09033944 0.03815443 0.1075479 0.1842685 2.07545E−05 0.000621805 0.155404 0.000342498 0.003244261 AGPAT9 0.1059639 0.01494797 0.05391574 0.1507057 0.000517938 0.005571238 0.1775491 4.15236E−05 0.000728836 SWT1 −0.1648194 0.000144281 0.001570169 −0.104901 0.01599234 0.06073597 −0.1606992 0.000211866 0.002296704 LYRM7 −0.1055729 0.01532502 0.0549199 −0.1623119 0.000182486 0.002788165 −0.1677207 0.000109475 0.001442978 USP46 −0.1777307 4.07659E−05 0.00058197 −0.08844394 0.04240546 0.1193831 −0.1555633 0.000337659 0.003212492 GPD2 0.174917 5.41141E−05 0.000728448 0.1457679 0.000789886 0.007375692 0.1101802 0.01137204 0.04191933 CD59 0.06688255 0.1251627 0.2524279 0.173708 6.10356E−05 0.001301192 0.1779227 3.99792E−05 0.000708879 NINL −0.1301729 0.00275378 0.01514416 −0.1693273 9.37709E−05 0.001732685 −0.1392641 0.001350369 0.008912514 ZNF3 −0.1267257 0.003568025 0.01840747 −0.177608 4.12764E−05 0.001007941 −0.1329929 0.002217811 0.01263292 ZEB1 −0.1996008 3.87834E−06 9.37197E−05 −0.1052907 0.01560223 0.05961127 −0.1100719 0.01145347 0.04213024 CEP89 −0.135381 0.001840427 0.01115233 −0.151158 0.000497978 0.005453471 −0.1523832 0.00044744 0.003916976 FAM83E 0.1678976 0.000107632 0.001243258 0.1092561 0.01208348 0.04970151 0.1523156 0.000450098 0.003930874 RFXAP −0.1309104 0.002603254 0.01449968 −0.1504751 0.000528401 0.005658906 −0.1566886 0.000305248 0.002977402 ANXA11 0.1977562 4.77915E−06 0.000110374 0.06288536 0.149408 0.2917522 0.141804 0.001098123 0.007608147 PRDM4 −0.1625462 0.00017855 0.001858914 −0.1334328 0.002143375 0.01472497 −0.1390978 0.001368615 0.008985733 TSTD1 0.206981  1.6491E−06 4.81212E−05 0.1020226 0.01914817 0.06865619 0.09766617 0.02495426 0.07479291 KDM5C −0.1470337 0.000709764 0.005360396 −0.1293423 0.002932767 0.018308 −0.1592158 0.000242748 0.002540463 KPNA6 −0.1025109 0.01857738 0.06340817 −0.1592102 0.000242874 0.003394145 −0.170813  8.1158E−05 0.001169398 WTIP −0.1368429 0.001639448 0.01024154 −0.1470817 0.000706878 0.006804313 −0.1536897 0.000398833 0.003642495 GPR63 −0.1280274 0.003237853 0.01709051 −0.162102 0.00018608 0.00282756 −0.1476716 0.000672302 0.005260132 PPIL4 −0.1057951 0.01510976 0.05437249 −0.1516145 0.000478557 0.005307601 −0.1747787 5.48663E−05 0.000888527 LGALS9 0.1525957 0.000439176 0.00368468 0.154061 0.000385944 0.004591251 0.1298543 0.00282122 0.01519093 CCDC77 −0.1663316 0.000125017 0.001410135 −0.138862 0.001394875 0.0110435 −0.1282954 0.003173425 0.01651322 FAM156B −0.1320509 0.002385199 0.01352842 −0.1320457 0.002386146 0.01586092 −0.170331 8.50632E−05 0.001206927 TARDBP −0.07009665 0.1079822 0.2276245 −0.1588414 0.000251185 0.003457102 −0.1882311 1.36259E−05 0.000331572 ZNF254 −0.1020285 0.01914114 0.06495016 −0.1650223 0.000141543 0.002341014 −0.1651859 0.000139371 0.001718253 MT2A 0.05954878 0.1722543 0.3167249 0.1818224 2.67928E−05 0.000754918 0.171843 7.33724E−05 0.001100506 PK3CB 0.1870081 1.55302E−05 0.000276072 0.1333577 0.002155918 0.01478238 0.1008178 0.0206224 0.06476605 CRTC1 −0.1528125 0.00043089 0.003623903 −0.1331003 0.002199424 0.01497739 −0.14873 0.000614169 0.00488772 KCNH3 −0.1360624 0.001744092 0.01068487 −0.1618014 0.000191345 0.002876173 −0.1397148 0.001302044 0.008654802 RPL23AP79 −0.1283469 0.003161183 0.01676848 −0.1293957 0.00292095 0.01827268 −0.1750971 5.31485E−05 0.000870322 ATG10 −0.1240077 0.004357755 0.02146381 −0.1447579 0.000859728 0.007805974 −0.1661838 0.000126787 0.001602857 CAMK2N1 0.1362665 0.001716151 0.01058654 0.1393299 0.001343212 0.01074492 0.1602835 0.000220128 0.002362347 ZSCAN22 −0.1145348 0.008494942 0.0354385 −0.1530155 0.000423265 0.004889148 −0.1666888 0.000120833 0.001551548 ENO2 −0.1690092 9.67007E−05 0.001141626 −0.09232074 0.03410283 0.103121 −0.1606878 0.000212089 0.002297329 ORMDL2 0.1561039 0.000321707 0.002922868 0.1130857 0.009370734 0.0412765 0.1610822 0.000204512 0.002245749 LINC00511 0.1470455 0.000709052 0.005358309 0.1478101 0.000664415 0.006563965 0.1415244 0.001123598 0.007734599 RNASE1 0.1538195 0.000394283 0.003412951 0.1481361 0.000646188 0.006443922 0.1333478 0.002157575 0.01239426 PDLIM5 0.1261155 0.003733068 0.01904015 0.1351028 0.001881142 0.01353858 0.1722481 7.05077E−05 0.001065577 IFT88 −0.1343096 0.002001789 0.01183138 −0.1565398 0.00030936 0.003972306 −0.1459698 0.000776565 0.005871269 KIAA0753 −0.1061274 0.01479272 0.05352218 −0.1723172 7.00298E−05 0.001408591 −0.1534966 0.00040569 0.003671005 BRD3 −0.1127105 0.009610171 0.03864894 −0.1734918 6.23583E−05 0.001317093 −0.1471137 0.000704961 0.005439222 MURC −0.1190821 0.006200976 0.0282556 −0.1504656 0.000528837 0.005658906 −0.1650509 0.000141161 0.001732647 FRMD4B 0.1617983 0.0001914 0.001956014 0.1595255 0.000235973 0.003327449 0.1096971 0.01173923 0.04289647 SNRNP27 −0.1222476 0.004950194 0.02376108 −0.1088346 0.01242082 0.05059566 −0.1930678 8.05571E−06 0.00023263 FAM117B −0.1116096 0.0103445 0.04075434 −0.140075 0.001264569 0.01030535 −0.1787106 0.000036899 0.000668746 ZNF771 −0.1596611 0.000233063 0.002279694 −0.1374404 0.001563253 0.01196202 −0.1365476 0.001678335 0.01032291 TOB1 0.1734315 6.27319E−05 0.000818337 0.1237441 0.004442176 0.02443899 0.1311773 0.00255065 0.01407712 LRIG2 −0.1057377 0.01516506 0.0545151 −0.136199 0.001725347 0.01270661 −0.1855138 1.82008E−05 0.000407951 FAM84B 0.1670574 0.000116654 0.001332001 0.1527648 0.000432699 0.004955351 0.1096936 0.0117419 0.04289647 ALG1L 0.1859041 1.74641E−05 0.000300102 0.1059542 0.01495724 0.0577343 0.1280943 0.00322166 0.01667619 CDKN2C −0.169997 8.78722E−05 0.001062635 −0.1123635 0.009836464 0.04278626 −0.1446332 0.000868741 0.006400376 ALOX5 0.1881375 1.37634E−05 0.000252062 0.1199175 0.005845947 0.0295353 0.1116047 0.01034792 0.03927806 PWWP2B 0.2090667 1.28769E−06 4.00969E−05 0.0841798 0.05344442 0.1412097 0.1059087 0.01500074 0.05169607 ZNF311 0.1577684 0.000276902 0.00260595 0.1381511 0.00147688 0.01146497 0.1374287 0.001564711 0.009823729 MX1 0.1588192 0.000251692 0.002412743 0.1551884 0.000349149 0.004305996 0.118231 0.006582483 0.02826082 GUSBP9 −0.08455941 0.05237327 0.1352976 −0.1677382 0.000109291 0.001935403 −0.1715297  7.5663E−05 0.001123962 ZC3HAV1L −0.1121951 0.00994802 0.03962893 −0.1618143 0.000191116 0.002876173 −0.1586281 0.000256112 0.002620061 SOS1-IT1 −0.08304893 0.05674413 0.1436823 −0.1514865 0.00048393 0.005333186 −0.1860136 1.72625E−05 0.000390693 PMS1 −0.1321306 0.002370604 0.01345695 −0.1502767 0.000537556 0.005703518 −0.1523574 0.000448451 0.003923309 CHMP4C 0.1998268 3.77984E−06 9.21393E−05 0.07284652 0.09481082 0.2120636 0.129512 0.002895372 0.01543496 MAP7 0.1945911  6.8081E−06 0.000147835 0.09807362 0.02435331 0.0811913 0.1204769 0.005618523 0.02516098 SNORD116-20 −0.153926 0.000390584 0.003385143 −0.1243179 0.004260235 0.02370032 −0.1530317 0.000422661 0.003766336 FBXO5 −0.1407722 0.001194837 0.007994797 −0.1496141 0.00056922 0.005921469 −0.1446821 0.000865194 0.006388668 IFFO1 −0.2303516 8.91358E−08 5.38826E−06 −0.04470785 0.3056416 0.477145 −0.08665546 0.04677605 0.1177325 PDLIM2 0.173831  6.0295E−05 0.000793239 0.1189864 0.006242866 0.03092329 0.1333095 0.002164006 0.01242607 SLC2A3P1 −0.05793181 0.1842217 0.3319386 −0.1529313 0.000426412 0.004912991 −0.196154 5.72075E−06 0.0001878 PMEPA1 0.1178196 0.006774338 0.03012585 0.1708483 8.08788E−05 0.001559214 0.1441658 0.000903293 0.006572363 LMNA 0.1077515 0.01332615 0.04943677 0.1717745 7.38674E−05 0.001468801 0.1510355 0.000503311 0.004253541 C9orf40 −0.1299123 0.002808837 0.01536801 −0.1255033 0.003905567 0.02227934 −0.1744936  5.6449E−05 0.000906073 IPO13 −0.1860204 1.72501E−05 0.000298146 −0.06625305 0.1287638 0.2628724 −0.1521356 0.000457248 0.003971615 PI4KAP2 −0.08549019 0.04982237 0.1306649 −0.1654136 0.0001364 0.002281916 −0.1724093 6.93973E−05 0.001053371 ITSN1 −0.1529594 0.000425359 0.003592462 −0.1614776 0.000197172 0.002941515 −0.1172595 0.007043608 0.0297632 AGBL5 −0.1073784 0.01365125 0.05021452 −0.1517401 0.000473339 0.005274874 −0.1705834 8.29971E−05 0.001188515 C3orf52 0.1786702  3.7051E−05 0.000541147 0.1108233 0.01089903 0.04605452 0.1329818 0.002219708 0.01263292 SEPT11 −0.1866073 1.62074E−05 0.000285197 −0.1141864 0.008698566 0.03911966 −0.1182614 0.006568505 0.02823564 ZFP1 −0.1502586 0.000538403 0.004334312 −0.1485609 0.000623134 0.006280519 −0.1344824 0.001974919 0.0116183 SBNO2 0.1249353 0.004072036 0.02038068 0.1462167 0.000760566 0.007183874 0.1616233 0.00019453 0.002167865 HES7 −0.07557638 0.08303746 0.189165 −0.1938369  7.4008E−06 0.000318592 −0.1475677 0.000678278 0.00529498 ZNF142 −0.1136396 0.009026893 0.03695983 −0.1718404 7.33909E−05 0.001465607 −0.1458059 0.000787362 0.005923062 LSR 0.2105751 1.07505E−06 3.55431E−05 0.06652883 0.1271764 0.2605104 0.114107 0.008745531 0.03473011 COLGALT2 −0.1361008 0.001738808 0.01066188 −0.1253001 0.003964392 0.0225226 −0.168732 9.93245E−05 0.001341572 PRIMPOL −0.1723659 6.96949E−05 0.000890802 −0.1360789 0.001741815 0.0128006 −0.1180286 0.006676278 0.02859296 MRPL37 −0.1178102 0.006778803 0.03012585 −0.1305073 0.002684574 0.01728334 −0.1796081 3.36638E−05 0.000631492 MED16 −0.1598336 0.000229408 0.002258228 −0.1430362 0.000992098 0.008674006 −0.1279244 0.003262947 0.01683832 MTFR1L −0.1432102 0.000977914 0.0068479 −0.1154947 0.007955711 0.0366189 −0.1689434 9.73178E−05 0.00132024 FAM21B −0.104708 0.01618875 0.05727155 −0.1848688 1.94838E−05 0.00059999 −0.1376691 0.001534966 0.00968943 WFDC2 0.1859139 1.74459E−05 0.000300102 0.08304402 0.05675882 0.1473379 0.1417672 0.001101448 0.007616567 FOXG1 −0.165802 0.00013147 0.001467466 −0.1344182 0.001984869 0.01401117 −0.1284347 0.003140417 0.01640206 SEPT6 −0.1330292 0.002211581 0.01277833 −0.1395247 0.001322233 0.01063825 −0.1594856 0.000236836 0.002495468 KMT2A −0.08495546 0.05127485 0.1332587 −0.176088 4.81221E−05 0.001121895 −0.1608603 0.000208743 0.002273961 TUBB2A −0.2104945 1.08551E−06  3.5803E−05 −0.05438854 0.2125708 0.3712825 −0.1198349 0.005880225 0.02596184 MIR24-2 0.121135 0.0053612 0.0251933 0.1530686 0.000421291 0.004878499 0.1575325 0.000282875 0.002816402 KIF7 −0.1410019 0.001172656 0.00788131 −0.1069105 0.0140688 0.05541131 −0.1762284 4.74474E−05 0.000794008 POSTN −0.1847905 1.96452E−05 0.000327327 −0.1092737 0.01206957 0.04967366 −0.1235654 0.004500252 0.02133293 ARHGEF5 0.203477 2.48472E−06 6.60014E−05 0.07660789 0.07890855 0.1863784 0.118241 0.006577924 0.02825868 ARNT −0.1313048 0.002525874 0.01418219 −0.1492818 0.000585743 0.006030295 −0.1516681 0.000476321 0.004069929 PMM1 −0.1730741 6.49905E−05 0.00084306 −0.08349192 0.05543196 0.1448118 −0.1572536 0.000290094 0.002877989 TINCR 0.1528993 0.000427615 0.003605072 0.1516413 0.00047744 0.005299434 0.126245 0.003697467 0.01840222 VIM-AS1 −0.2061679 1.81483E−06 5.19765E−05 −0.07544428 0.0835786 0.1936947 −0.1138387 0.008906113 0.03516714 ST3GAL3 −0.1883636 1.34335E−05 0.000247657 −0.08843255 0.04243216 0.1193831 −0.1339027 0.002066403 0.01203442 CEP170 −0.2052516 2.02068E−06 5.59163E−05 −0.103164 0.01783712 0.06530033 −0.09110242 0.0365483 0.0981319 HMG20A −0.1569815 0.000297302 0.002751424 −0.1194166 0.006056568 0.0303126 −0.1508917 0.000509641 0.004296605 TTC26 −0.1473582 0.000690472 0.005248871 −0.148925 0.00060398 0.006136345 −0.1351629 0.001872279 0.01121836 SEMA6C −0.1316513 0.002459623 0.01386614 −0.1477849 0.000665842 0.006564756 −0.1520251 0.000461692 0.003983168 OPRL1 −0.1398513 0.001287725 0.008490691 −0.1582891 0.000264128 0.003558955 −0.133845 0.002075712 0.01207198 MSLN 0.1759327 4.88791E−05 0.00066752 0.1168461 0.007248456 0.03427013 0.1289111 0.0030298 0.01596207 MYO6 0.1890177 1.25208E−05 0.000235192 0.09307682 0.03265645 0.09981229 0.1293639 0.002927996 0.01556119 GNB4 −0.2067316 1.69833E−06 4.93507E−05 −0.06852601 0.1161297 0.244503 −0.1168897 0.007226569 0.03027893 ATP6V0E2-AS1 −0.1264446 0.003643216 0.01868457 −0.1503203 0.000535531 0.00570318 −0.1545269 0.000370323 0.003436346 GLT8D1 −0.137996 0.001495342 0.009543176 −0.1332253 0.002178196 0.01489844 −0.1588986 0.000249877 0.002583985 TAF5 −0.0950989 0.02904306 0.08870977 −0.1754737 5.11824E−05 0.0011509 −0.1537844 0.000395508 0.00362653 SCCPDH −0.0519149 0.2341424 0.3912398 −0.159017 0.000247195 0.003440705 −0.1906475 1.04964E−05 0.00027566 AFF4 −0.1773082 4.25491E−05 0.00060126 −0.0834943 0.05542499 0.1448118 −0.1509864 0.000505464 0.004266561 ITGB2 0.1372309 0.001589594 0.01001246 0.1207033 0.005528751 0.02845957 0.1690714 9.61206E−05 0.001307823 PAXBP1 −0.08013611 0.06602824 0.1607006 −0.1844561 2.03493E−05 0.000613077 −0.1527533 0.000433139 0.003823544 ZNF77 −0.1265094 0.003625748 0.0186087 −0.140765 0.001195542 0.009887548 −0.1624677 0.000179859 0.002053698 TNNI2 0.194518 6.86347E−06 0.000148795 0.09826078 0.02408148 0.08053582 0.1160687 0.007648129 0.03154886 CCDC8 −0.1612658 0.000201073 0.002031008 −0.1154786 0.007964542 0.03663531 −0.14816 0.000644869 0.005091283 GMEB1 −0.0945925 0.02991416 0.09055573 −0.1618047 0.000191287 0.002876173 −0.1674768 0.000112065 0.001467382 GALNT6 0.1875568 1.46464E−05 0.00026305 0.1057108 0.01519112 0.05845874 0.120575 0.005579455 0.02504112 TNK1 0.2085647  1.367E−06 4.18054E−05 0.06567855 0.13212 0.2675266 0.1141816 0.008701405 0.03465375 ARID1B −0.1275101 0.003365603 0.01757968 −0.1392018 0.001357187 0.01083252 −0.1623818 0.000181303 0.002066792 ERCC6 0.1562371 0.000317888 0.002895733 0.1255745 0.003885141 0.02224487 0.145318 0.000820319 0.006125547 LY75 0.197232 5.06961E−06 0.000114821 0.1055207 0.01537595 0.05892562 0.1031739 0.01782611 0.05834949 SPRR2D 0.1195201 0.006012503 0.02761981 0.1900886 1.11527E−05 0.000406629 0.1137843 0.008938963 0.03527684 SELRC1 −0.1092979 0.01205045 0.04572799 −0.1561447 0.000320533 0.004070083 −0.161475 0.000197219 0.002189062 CSTA 0.1438618 0.000926442 0.006575802 0.137062 0.00161112 0.01219221 0.147978 0.000654969 0.005147662 MAML1 −0.1030968 0.01791202 0.06160548 −0.1541984 0.000381276 0.004574979 −0.1674978 0.00011184 0.001465813 SLC25A33 −0.09992542 0.02177708 0.07152318 −0.1456423 0.000798276 0.007422311 −0.1765583 4.58972E−05 0.000780982 SNRNP200 −0.1051517 0.01574044 0.05608204 −0.1615575 0.000195719 0.002922969 −0.1589948 0.000247696 0.002567145 SLC9B2 −0.1564007 0.000313252 0.002862872 −0.1538028 0.000394865 0.004649851 −0.1159489 0.007711408 0.03171841 ITM2C −0.1389647 0.001383387 0.008972674 −0.1364803 0.00168732 0.01255692 −0.1531012 0.000420082 0.003754728 TSPYL4 −0.1338147 0.00208062 0.01217324 −0.1553722 0.000343472 0.004272368 −0.1406288 0.001208884 0.008180094 SENP6 −0.08292797 0.05710688 0.144312 −0.1547481 0.000363113 0.004425714 −0.1785843  3.7377E−05 0.00067565 FAM175A −0.1349449 0.001904609 0.01142191 −0.1628202 0.000174048 0.002713497 −0.1313118 0.002524512 0.01397068 REEP1 −0.1492885 0.000585407 0.004619203 −0.133649 0.002107641 0.01455171 −0.1444551 0.000881758 0.006456219 EPOR −0.139257 0.001351152 0.008796391 −0.1353602 0.001843445 0.01335011 −0.1530993 0.000420155 0.003754728 FAM156A −0.1320962 0.002376893 0.01348715 −0.1295116 0.002895454 0.01813764 −0.1644779 0.000149001 0.001808146 ZCCHC3 −0.1167595 0.007292012 0.03187702 −0.1624819 0.000179621 0.002763261 −0.1482994 0.000637233 0.005042434 PHTF2 −0.1420857 0.001073007 0.007379041 −0.1367831 0.001647248 0.01234682 −0.148666 0.000617548 0.004908997 DXO −0.1100164 0.01149539 0.04420008 −0.1351047 0.001880856 0.01353858 −0.1771509 4.32317E−05 0.000748406 GOPC −0.1401996 0.001251837 0.008291661 −0.1570404 0.000295728 0.003842589 −0.1309553 0.002594337 0.01425043 PSME2 0.1869179 1.56802E−05 0.000278383 0.09691389 0.02609748 0.08537036 0.1255382 0.003895546 0.01912072 USP47 −0.1495256 0.000573578 0.004538734 −0.1251384 0.004011776 0.02273612 −0.1504158 0.00053112 0.004429395 TMA7 −0.1050375 0.01585478 0.05636849 −0.1455244 0.000806223 0.007461315 −0.1719306 7.27438E−05 0.001093434 SLX1A-SULT1A3 0.1916764 9.38334E−06 0.000189285 0.09834279 0.0239632 0.08023667 0.116841 0.007251004 0.0303304 SYT11 −0.1832981 2.29766E−05 0.000370151 −0.09374168 0.03142817 0.09701678 −0.1325528 0.002294632 0.01297805 PDLIM1 0.1794653  3.416E−05 0.000505823 0.1105909 0.0110679 0.04651392 0.1248258 0.004104847 0.01999838 ARHGEF34P 0.2035871 2.45318E−06 6.55389E−05 0.08456073 0.05236956 0.1392154 0.1059747 0.01493764 0.05157952 SCEL-AS1 0.1351916 0.001868063 0.01126096 0.1170468 0.007148325 0.03391191 0.1698637 8.90182E−05 0.00123657 DPY19L2 −0.1498663 0.00055697 0.004440129 −0.1069426 0.01403978 0.05534403 −0.1634308 0.000164395 0.0019297 BAG2 −0.14867 0.000617336 0.004805049 −0.1483504 0.000634458 0.006362802 −0.1294098 0.00291784 0.01551908 CCDC102A −0.1693038 9.39842E−05 0.001113438 −0.1239726 0.00436891 0.02413906 −0.1269448 0.003510387 0.01769461 APOL1 0.1343195 0.002000252 0.01182732 0.1517403 0.00047333 0.005274874 0.1417262 0.001105159 0.007630314 TP53BP2 −0.1581805 0.000266745 0.002522302 −0.142142 0.001068048 0.009130868 −0.1241462 0.004313981 0.0206718 DSP 0.2085856 1.36362E−06 4.18054E−05 0.07397083 0.0898097 0.2039584 0.1040396 0.01688513 0.0560031 DPYSL2 −0.2127248 8.29336E−07 2.90769E−05 −0.09752263 0.02516899 0.08309468 −0.07285323 0.09478033 0.1990416 HNRNPA1P10 −0.06997547 0.1085943 0.2284331 −0.1859632  1.7355E−05 0.000556601 −0.1529256 0.000426626 0.003788198 ETFDH −0.1378631 0.001511336 0.00961439 −0.1463586 0.000751506 0.00712942 −0.1429537 0.000998897 0.007097316 NR2C2 −0.1278006 0.00329331 0.0172957 −0.111453 0.01045292 0.04469025 −0.17968 3.34165E−05 0.000629397 ZNF510 −0.1284501 0.003136768 0.01665167 −0.1567904 0.000302466 0.003898164 −0.1420991 0.001071821 0.007496822 MPHOSPH9 −0.1261855 0.00371379 0.01897367 −0.1455559 0.000804092 0.0074515 −0.1544846 0.000371714 0.003442376 GTF2F1 −0.1723238 6.99842E−05 0.000893679 −0.1150325 0.008211429 0.03748602 −0.1306246 0.002660682 0.01453455 NFKBIZ 0.107672 0.01339485 0.04960103 0.1664621 0.000123472 0.002121732 0.1495861 0.000570596 0.0046418 PLAU 0.1325902 0.002288001 0.01308409 0.1318968 0.002413659 0.01600558 0.1604551 0.000216681 0.002334399 CTSZ 0.1360334 0.0017481 0.0106906 0.14135 0.00113975 0.009556734 0.1490677 0.000596627 0.004795451 PAX6 −0.130565 0.002672786 0.01480992 −0.1224863 0.004865799 0.02601885 −0.1694188 9.29432E−05 0.001271738 HNRNPR −0.1145199 0.008503541 0.03543892 −0.1514293 0.00048635 0.00535139 −0.1588403 0.000251209 0.002586841 THSD4 0.1411424 0.001159271 0.007806126 0.1290573 0.00299658 0.01851386 0.1545844 0.000368436 0.003425694 GLT8D2 −0.161339 0.000199715 0.00202371 −0.1300292 0.002784016 0.01767019 −0.1313954 0.002508391 0.01390454 RNF216 −0.1349025 0.001910961 0.01144631 −0.1251787 0.00399993 0.02268746 −0.1633212 0.00016609 0.001942692 RPA1 −0.1037814 0.01716111 0.05975823 −0.1641217 0.000154079 0.002483027 −0.1546742 0.000365507 0.00340652 C14orf132 −0.1924986 8.57564E−06 0.000176547 −0.1239236 0.004384531 0.0241792 −0.0864628 0.04726867 0.1186747 TRIM3 −0.160563 0.00021454 0.00214398 −0.1008749 0.02055037 0.07223249 −0.1551196 0.000351299 0.003297403 CACTIN-AS1 −0.1466685 0.00073207 0.005478323 −0.1402682 0.001244878 0.01019862 −0.1387479 0.00140775 0.009143477 TRIM36 −0.1304054 0.002705499 0.01495546 −0.1349308 0.001906728 0.01365916 −0.1592967 0.000240962 0.002529371 OSGIN1 0.1344804 0.001975231 0.0117342 0.1498503 0.000557739 0.005834484 0.1419007 0.001089437 0.007589526 DDAH2 −0.1092314 0.012103 0.04591488 −0.162224 0.000183983 0.002801817 −0.1517506 0.000472903 0.00404818 CDK11A −0.06627395 0.128643 0.2572552 −0.1530353 0.000422529 0.004888763 −0.1851133 1.89877E−05 0.000416861 GPRASP2 −0.148866 0.000607046 0.00474464 −0.1231235 0.00464683 0.02521607 −0.1503684 0.000533306 0.004439647 BMPR2 −0.1745481 5.61432E−05 0.000752124 −0.112403 0.009810512 0.0427127 −0.1280545 0.003231299 0.01671366 DCUN1D4 −0.1712349 7.78791E−05 0.000975697 −0.1041605 0.01675724 0.06271845 −0.1394979 0.001325096 0.008785895 DSG2 0.1614768 0.000197186 0.002001919 0.09408716 0.03080568 0.09568942 0.1575728 0.000281846 0.002810179 NRP2 0.06770776 0.120561 0.245586 0.1980113 4.64359E−06 0.000251427 0.1395968 0.001314543 0.008721223 ING5 −0.1269793 0.003501405 0.01814447 −0.154298 0.000377921 0.004543967 −0.1440794 0.000909815 0.006598847 GOLGA7B 0.1526813 0.000435884 0.003663687 0.14497 0.000844606 0.007744448 0.1254536 0.003919877 0.01921831 DENND3 0.1368525 0.001638186 0.01023885 0.1413012 0.001144317 0.009583482 0.1467708 0.000725757 0.005565732 HAUS8 −0.1472146 0.000698947 0.005298822 −0.1401255 0.001259397 0.01028653 −0.1370352 0.001614563 0.01003465 MARK4 −0.1508378 0.000512036 0.004172417 −0.1295345 0.002890427 0.0181143 −0.1426301 0.001025956 0.007241519 TAP1 0.1502361 0.000539451 0.004336939 0.1460407 0.000771937 0.007257215 0.1272762 0.003424832 0.01739029 PRNP 0.05262752 0.2277751 0.3838073 0.1709606 7.99966E−05 0.001545048 0.1741686 5.83056E−05 0.000925377 UFSP2 −0.185208 1.87988E−05 0.000316779 −0.08298998 0.05692067 0.1476754 −0.1339969 0.002051274 0.01197136 PRAF2 −0.1817622 2.69605E−05 0.000419757 −0.07501408 0.08536071 0.1967024 −0.1436325 0.000944265 0.006788856 MIR4435-1HG 0.1047073 0.01618941 0.05727155 0.1663543 0.000124746 0.002136726 0.1497627 0.000561972 0.004594875 PNRC2 −0.05944236 0.1730237 0.3175941 −0.1723448 6.98401E−05 0.001408591 −0.1695766 9.15323E−05 0.001258931 PUM1 −0.06829816 0.1173507 0.241164 −0.182174 2.58325E−05 0.000737077 −0.1557736 0.000331367 0.003172164 LIPA 0.1362803 0.001714276 0.01058538 0.1341712 0.002023563 0.0141894 0.1531194 0.000419411 0.003754196 WNK1 −0.1468379 0.000721644 0.005417779 −0.1533506 0.000410952 0.004794671 −0.1231994 0.004621348 0.02170903 ZDHHC7 0.156785 0.000302612 0.002787591 0.1071652 0.01384015 0.05477425 0.1532408 0.00041495 0.003726253 ZYX −0.1436056 0.000946376 0.006689999 −0.1579606 0.000272121 0.003628024 −0.1217822 0.005118519 0.02349758 BIRC3 0.1440438 0.000912516 0.006500157 0.1419715 0.001083123 0.009220784 0.1378531 0.001512549 0.009586148 C6orf141 0.1368677 0.001636216 0.01023113 0.1198669 0.005866908 0.02959533 0.1636097 0.000161663 0.001906935 NUP188 −0.1186689 0.006383645 0.02881127 −0.1735961 6.17169E−05 0.001307515 −0.1295483 0.002887418 0.01542801 IRF1 0.1496574 0.0005671 0.004505617 0.1328903 0.002235502 0.01514896 0.139946 0.001277878 0.008530831 ARHGAP5 0.1572081 0.000291289 0.002704771 0.1240058 0.004358341 0.02411904 0.1391945 0.001357982 0.00894546 AHCTF1P1 −0.08617192 0.04802063 0.1271446 −0.1742118 5.80552E−05 0.001260641 −0.1531495 0.000418299 0.003746659 TIMM13 −0.1457086 0.000793837 0.005840074 −0.1488122 0.000609855 0.006182501 −0.128147 0.003208974 0.01663527 IL23A 0.1701655 8.64449E−05 0.001055444 0.09735522 0.02542144 0.08372546 0.1435776 0.000948576 0.006816327 ASAP3 −0.109903 0.01158146 0.04442059 −0.124922 0.004076004 0.0229599 −0.1804954 3.07311E−05 0.000591628 NAA40 −0.1231393 0.004641512 0.02258134 −0.1747041 5.52762E−05 0.001217387 −0.122932 0.00471169 0.02200627 HNRNPA1P7 −0.06699831 0.124509 0.2514934 −0.1868771 1.57485E−05 0.000515773 −0.1494759 0.000576038 0.004672417 KCTD6 −0.1437587 0.000934416 0.006618897 −0.1261379 0.003726878 0.02163237 −0.1511087 0.000500116 0.004234258 USP42 −0.09186518 0.03500042 0.1011988 −0.1391938 0.001358054 0.01083252 −0.1813144 2.82403E−05 0.00055441 FXR2 −0.1548666 0.000359303 0.003169287 −0.127946 0.003257671 0.01955062 −0.137439 0.001563426 0.009820094 FUT10 −0.1165923 0.007376811 0.03209685 −0.1801552 3.18256E−05 0.000845384 −0.1223212 0.004924013 0.02278502 KRT14 0.1431796 0.0009804 0.006850594 0.110967 0.01079576 0.04575705 0.1630725 0.000169996 0.001976748 SLC25A17 −0.1342341 0.002013647 0.01187625 −0.1317131 0.002447977 0.01618688 −0.155457 0.000340881 0.003232097 EFNA2 −0.1202418 0.005713104 0.02663118 −0.1634837 0.000163582 0.002599198 −0.1390627 0.001372497 0.009002162 SPATS2L 0.09243482 0.03388117 0.09896999 0.1632563 0.000167101 0.002634696 0.1600573 0.000224748 0.002397978 PAXIP1 −0.07573253 0.08240145 0.1881164 −0.1865829 1.62496E−05 0.000529692 −0.1448995 0.000849606 0.006317126 CCL28 0.1433817 0.000964115 0.006787815 0.1493115 0.000584248 0.006019349 0.1295318 0.002891027 0.01543385 GPR3 −0.1687456 9.91939E−05 0.001166115 −0.1206173 0.005562716 0.02857101 −0.1257278 0.00384148 0.01894069 ZNF346 −0.1143878 0.0085803 0.03570379 −0.1296639 0.002862253 0.01800258 −0.1731631 6.44207E−05 0.000996302 SPATA33 −0.127237 0.003434847 0.01786608 −0.1605475 0.000214847 0.003115061 −0.1346387 0.0019509 0.01152952 TNRC6C −0.139444 0.001330888 0.008697007 −0.1349174 0.001908736 0.01365948 −0.1472102 0.000699208 0.005409822 TLR6 0.1169897 0.00717668 0.0315018 0.1384445 0.001442506 0.01124832 0.1642761 0.000151858 0.001831526 PAFAH1B3 −0.1167416 0.007301035 0.03188676 −0.1552981 0.000345751 0.004289228 −0.1490397 0.000598063 0.004795451 SUSD5 −0.2073077 1.58668E−06 4.66914E−05 −0.09046976 0.03787592 0.1105462 −0.08464097 0.05214547 0.1277165 NCKIPSD −0.1046634 0.01623443 0.05735203 −0.1458773 0.000782641 0.007330804 −0.1663679 0.000124584 0.001583643 EVL −0.14879 0.000611015 0.004772373 −0.1292177 0.002960519 0.01839619 −0.1418568 0.001093378 0.007605559 KCNH2 −0.09360801 0.03167188 0.09439131 −0.1817161 2.70896E−05 0.000760202 −0.1383521 0.001453249 0.009347401 ABL1 −0.2076166 1.52975E−06 4.55944E−05 −0.1003623 0.02120492 0.07375095 −0.07274979 0.0952513 0.1997293 TMEM171 0.06148595 0.1586923 0.299017 0.1790846 3.55166E−05 0.000902108 0.1594934 0.000236668 0.002495468 CHURC1 0.1637539 0.000159492 0.001702425 0.1093125 0.01203898 0.04960429 0.1410074 0.001172131 0.007981844 RNFT2 −0.1218607 0.005089757 0.02422857 −0.1532773 0.000413615 0.00481363 −0.1461144 0.000767154 0.005819081 RALB 0.1007212 0.02074476 0.06907806 0.1749358 5.40122E−05 0.001198766 0.1405493 0.00121674 0.008216783 B3GNT5 0.1514231 0.000486613 0.003995965 0.1220475 0.00502193 0.02652761 0.1443754 0.00088764 0.006478796 SKA1 −0.1491305 0.000593413 0.004669142 −0.1325816 0.002289524 0.01543144 −0.1378622 0.001511447 0.009584434 TXNL4A −0.1323629 0.002328514 0.01325586 −0.1166981 0.007323056 0.0345155 −0.1670399 0.000116849 0.001517187 SNURF −0.09393087 0.03108596 0.09309068 −0.1315569 0.002477513 0.01633563 −0.183808 2.17822E−05 0.000457984 ZNF691 −0.1429021 0.001003163 0.006981515 −0.1231532 0.004636843 0.02517718 −0.1520997 0.000458688 0.00397248 IFI16 0.02687026 0.5382292 0.6879351 0.2026993 2.71876E−06 0.000181935 0.1467226 0.000728723 0.005582329 DHRS9 0.1587239 0.000253887 0.002427096 0.09459654 0.02990713 0.0936507 0.1560951 0.000321962 0.00310131 TAB1 −0.1408472 0.001187557 0.007962241 −0.1372281 0.001589948 0.01208896 −0.1422126 0.001061864 0.007442137 CYP24A1 0.134341 0.001996895 0.01181249 0.09473464 0.02966742 0.09321463 0.1791035 3.54482E−05 0.000650928 DDAH1 −0.05680366 0.1929276 0.3425215 −0.1816569 2.72565E−05 0.000761814 −0.1579066 0.000273455 0.002752145 ETV7 0.1907358 1.03962E−05 0.000203114 0.1034413 0.01753064 0.06445035 0.104385 0.01652203 0.05513953 ASNSD1 −0.1696249 9.11053E−05 0.001091304 −0.1278524 0.003280565 0.01963965 −0.1146781 0.008412405 0.03382214 DDX49 −0.1272695 0.003426545 0.0178429 −0.1324046 0.002321039 0.01559949 −0.1585977 0.00025682 0.002620734 CDC23 −0.08402464 0.05388747 0.1381834 −0.143679 0.000940627 0.008319465 −0.1795164 3.39815E−05 0.000635531 THOP1 −0.1202823 0.00569672 0.0265726 −0.1569551 0.00029801 0.003861625 −0.1428299 0.001009163 0.007144731 TMEM45B 0.1997409 3.81698E−06  9.2882E−05 0.07640148 0.07972115 0.1876926 0.1099888 0.01151624 0.04229408 TRAF4 0.1619351 0.000188986 0.001939898 0.09697636 0.02600085 0.08515432 0.1502174 0.000540322 0.004484639 ZNF100 −0.08891217 0.04131985 0.1141586 −0.1640426 0.000155229 0.002489206 −0.158639 0.000255857 0.002620061 MYO9B −0.1741311 5.85233E−05 0.000776536 −0.1024467 0.01865157 0.06741399 −0.1309568 0.002594036 0.01425043 NIPAL3 0.132648 0.002277812 0.01305264 0.1487835 0.000611358 0.006184222 0.1384591 0.001440821 0.009297534 ZMAT1 −0.1361654 0.001729939 0.01064296 −0.108151 0.01298574 0.05228479 −0.1685624 0.000100962 0.00135472 ALKBH7 −0.1213893 0.005264627 0.02480648 −0.1235206 0.004514922 0.02473168 −0.169798 8.95874E−05 0.00123953 ABCC4 −0.1305997 0.002665731 0.01478848 −0.145185 0.000829525 0.007641398 −0.1436847 0.000940176 0.006773454 IFT52 −0.1455461 0.000804753 0.005907891 −0.1588232 0.000251602 0.003457102 −0.1124937 0.009751012 0.03750327 PRKCD 0.1916091 9.45258E−06 0.000190406 0.06733485 0.1226239 0.2541799 0.1290399 0.003000524 0.01585584 PREPL −0.1338855 0.002069168 0.01213592 −0.1303361 0.002719804 0.01740549 −0.1536282 0.000401007 0.003645729 ZNF579 −0.1041818 0.0167348 0.05865821 −0.1626046 0.00017758 0.002752485 −0.1490429 0.000597895 0.004795451 GTSE1 −0.1297697 0.002839382 0.0154925 −0.1315103 0.00248638 0.01638633 −0.1561505 0.000320365 0.003091399 CHCHD3 −0.1086077 0.01260591 0.04744772 −0.1475144 0.00068136 0.006655337 −0.1595556 0.000235324 0.002488545 RNF5 −0.0705448 0.1057422 0.2240222 −0.1510813 0.000501311 0.00546157 −0.1792934 3.47662E−05 0.000642644 RBBP8NL 0.2061005 1.82924E−06 5.21746E−05 0.0782512 0.07267607 0.1761644 0.09440473 0.03024281 0.08592564 LINC00863 −0.08176144 0.06070483 0.1510999 −0.186095 1.71141E−05 0.000551414 −0.1380794 0.00148539 0.00948401 NT5E 0.07691358 0.07771745 0.1805021 0.140871 0.001185251 0.009825795 0.1840866 2.11548E−05 0.000449548 TBC1D3C 0.1694583 9.25886E−05 0.001103374 0.1042751 0.01663685 0.06242801 0.1345148 0.001969924 0.01159381 MBD5 −0.1887208 1.29275E−05 0.000240517 −0.06068965 0.1641662 0.3120773 −0.1360332 0.001748129 0.01065744 C5orf24 −0.1242841 0.00427077 0.02115475 −0.145707 0.000793941 0.007391881 −0.1480816 0.000649203 0.005116794 APBA3 −0.1281733 0.003202632 0.01695604 −0.1075228 0.01352462 0.0538316 −0.1750015 5.36591E−05 0.00087662 GDF15 0.1592559 0.000241862 0.00233946 0.1390082 0.001378539 0.01095824 0.1160997 0.007631779 0.0315123 NAB2 −0.1329361 0.002227593 0.01284951 −0.1277841 0.00329737 0.01971482 −0.1551279 0.000351037 0.003297403 PKNOX1 −0.1555108 0.000339245 0.003042497 −0.1215627 0.005199704 0.02714729 −0.1366108 0.001669945 0.01028494 CDS1 0.1886512 1.30247E−05 0.000241721 0.09514902 0.02895805 0.09162253 0.1120457 0.01004789 0.03842297 PAQR3 −0.1731739 6.43523E−05 0.00083634 −0.1179724 0.006702517 0.03239317 −0.1160848 0.007639656 0.03152575 ZNF558 −0.1314595 0.002496096 0.01403764 −0.1385738 0.001427599 0.01118553 −0.1470917 0.000706275 0.005442859 MIR3917 −0.1156891 0.007850353 0.03346679 −0.1482115 0.000642037 0.006419905 −0.1520329 0.000461377 0.003983168 HLA-A 0.131021 0.002581346 0.01440071 0.1483834 0.000632672 0.006358235 0.138326 0.001456298 0.009358365 BGN −0.1756626 5.02224E−05 0.000683998 −0.1020783 0.01908226 0.0685683 −0.1261997 0.003709877 0.01844207 DPH1 −0.09341131 0.03203347 0.0952315 −0.1662369 0.000126148 0.002154413 −0.1511793 0.000497054 0.004216019 ZNF253 −0.1282684 0.003179864 0.01686115 −0.1561721 0.000319746 0.004064427 −0.1329831 0.002219485 0.01263292 NAP1L3 −0.1973548 5.00004E−06 0.000113533 −0.0999748 0.02171175 0.07489611 −0.09019137 0.03847296 0.1019427 METTL6 −0.128585 0.003105129 0.01651521 −0.1157597 0.007812381 0.03618653 −0.1676249 0.000110485 0.001453541 PRMT6 −0.1244575 0.004217028 0.02097064 −0.1436719 0.000941176 0.008319465 −0.1484371 0.000629773 0.004991917 FUT2 0.1668131 0.000119409 0.001354564 0.09760286 0.02504876 0.08285496 0.1414561 0.001129894 0.007770256 LSM3 −0.09659057 0.02660253 0.08302256 −0.1209673 0.005425723 0.02806416 −0.1864515 1.64782E−05 0.00037626 GUSBP3 −0.1186577 0.006388674 0.02882462 −0.1275776 0.003348667 0.01995295 −0.1668336 0.000119175 0.001534059 KATNA1 −0.1026165 0.0184559 0.06308636 −0.1626588 0.000176687 0.002744753 −0.1481275 0.000646664 0.005102563 TENM3 −0.1926451 8.43886E−06 0.000174792 −0.0779272 0.07387202 0.1781401 −0.1180864 0.006649381 0.02852164 MYSM1 −0.08872773 0.04174462 0.1151102 −0.1262095 0.003707182 0.02154499 −0.1870752 1.54194E−05 0.000358302 UBXN8 −0.1430406 0.000991742 0.006912395 −0.1419407 0.001085867 0.0092385 −0.1313558 0.002516018 0.01394126 MON1A −0.1011764 0.02017358 0.06761284 −0.152743 0.000433531 0.004955351 −0.158369 0.000262218 0.00266021 WDR81 −0.1132487 0.009268378 0.03767715 −0.1492378 0.000587967 0.006039921 −0.1522967 0.000450842 0.003930874 IMEM40 0.1668999 0.000118423 0.001346675 0.1196381 0.005962617 0.02996161 0.1228007 0.004756627 0.02218006 ST13P15 −0.1463489 0.000752121 0.005595284 −0.1168495 0.007246752 0.03427013 −0.1493732 0.000581155 0.00470296 PCSK9 0.1510509 0.000502638 0.004112457 0.08336499 0.05580534 0.1454869 0.1671296 0.000115852 0.001508491 ZMYM6 −0.08418218 0.05343767 0.1374116 −0.1502525 0.000538687 0.005706228 −0.1710479 7.93166E−05 0.001155656 B3GNT2 0.166138 0.00012734 0.001434019 0.09462017 0.029866 0.09360613 0.1436603 0.000942083 0.006780356 PCDHB2 −0.1618702 0.000190129 0.001947314 −0.1183533 0.006526424 0.03175159 −0.1304023 0.00270613 0.01473079 ANKRD26 −0.1247567 0.004125704 0.02057531 −0.1387972 0.00140217 0.01105768 −0.1517733 0.000471966 0.004045136 ACVR2B −0.09337769 0.03209563 0.09534922 −0.1481342 0.00064629 0.006443922 −0.1671294 0.000115854 0.001508491 ADORA1 −0.1448915 0.000850177 0.00616013 −0.1178173 0.006775422 0.03264351 −0.149679 0.000566043 0.004612539 TPRA1 0.122756 0.004772019 0.02308715 0.1446127 0.000870229 0.007885883 0.1481123 0.000647503 0.005106282 CORO2A 0.1784887 3.77429E−05 0.000547233 0.1048781 0.01601552 0.06079085 0.1184831 0.006467376 0.02796502 COBL 0.1503449 0.000534392 0.004309504 0.109584 0.01182667 0.04889084 0.1503825 0.000532659 0.004438661 SCO1 −0.07857071 0.07151224 0.1702958 −0.1784931  3.7726E−05 0.000939371 −0.1458362 0.000785354 0.005913275 MANEA −0.123486 0.004526297 0.02213694 −0.1618388 0.000190682 0.002875511 −0.1297254 0.002848944 0.01529289 ZMAT5 −0.1503668 0.000533381 0.004306339 −0.119196 0.006151485 0.03065611 −0.142227 0.001060604 0.007437049 NRGN −0.1561241 0.000321126 0.002921407 −0.1414197 0.001133274 0.009525387 −0.1137733 0.008945596 0.03528342 LRRK1 0.1690555 9.62693E−05 0.001137498 0.109052 0.01224585 0.05005874 0.1273262 0.003412095 0.01733952 IFIT5 0.06016267 0.1678661 0.3112174 0.1706648 8.23406E−05 0.001578648 0.1627271 0.000175565 0.002017906 CHMP4B 0.1567589 0.000303323 0.002792293 0.09896746 0.02307864 0.07825375 0.1499972 0.000550708 0.004543752 PADI1 0.1656427 0.000133472 0.001485043 0.1145198 0.008503605 0.03842912 0.1272403 0.003434017 0.0174001 WHSC1L1 −0.1086975 0.01253234 0.04729872 −0.1611342 0.000203533 0.003007399 −0.1431863 0.000979856 0.007003577 SYNGR2 0.1982761 4.50684E−06 0.000105224 0.06329596 0.1467638 0.2880026 0.1152189 0.008107427 0.03290008 TBC1D5 −0.1479876 0.000654435 0.005032642 −0.1168298 0.007256614 0.03429705 −0.1462142 0.000760725 0.005782924 GPATCH3 −0.1096245 0.01179529 0.04501745 −0.1322448 0.002349827 0.01570843 −0.1679655 0.000106932 0.001417511 SH3BGR −0.1550108 0.00035472 0.003139943 −0.1211421 0.005358466 0.02778247 −0.1345871 0.001958803 0.01154301 KRT8P33 0.1967328 5.36179E−06 0.000120372 0.06674743 0.125929 0.2586946 0.1155406 0.007930763 0.03239093 S100A10 0.1391415 0.001363797 0.008874561 0.1405915 0.001212564 0.009998621 0.1348822 0.001914008 0.01137535 MVP 0.1168935 0.007224701 0.0316527 0.1532329 0.00041524 0.004826531 0.1440423 0.00091263 0.006612647 SMIM7 −0.1508716 0.000510533 0.00416536 −0.09672505 0.02639144 0.08592293 −0.1574964 0.000283799 0.002823587 HDHD2 −0.1289801 0.003014088 0.01616645 −0.128408 0.003146719 0.01911793 −0.1552427 0.000347464 0.003272397 ZNF833P −0.1128327 0.009531596 0.03843288 −0.1661567 0.000127114 0.002162957 −0.1334798 0.002135565 0.01231866 MCOLN1 −0.1697463 9.00384E−05 0.001080675 −0.09589296 0.02772098 0.08902488 −0.1359595 0.001758342 0.01069683 C1orf198 −0.1206558 0.00554751 0.02596298 −0.1380734 0.001486103 0.01152372 −0.1543711 0.00037548 0.003470326 LLGL2 0.2182071 4.22668E−07 1.78276E−05 0.0336486 0.4408033 0.605501 0.09156799 0.03559675 0.09630416 VIM −0.199641 3.86062E−06 9.34539E−05 −0.06919903 0.1125814 0.2393493 −0.1078108 0.01327515 0.04714896 ITPKC 0.1696837 9.05866E−05 0.001086025 0.1037563 0.01718814 0.06368971 0.1297747 0.002838317 0.01525349 ST3GAL1 0.07500637 0.08539293 0.1930156 0.1663494 0.000124805 0.002136726 0.1590381 0.000246719 0.00255893 ZNF107 −0.0771597 0.0767691 0.1791879 −0.1684222 0.000102336 0.001845092 −0.1555254 0.000338803 0.003218971 CDK20 −0.1244421 0.004221753 0.02098663 −0.1395168 0.00132308 0.01063891 −0.1490429 0.000597895 0.004795451 KLK5 0.1406308 0.001208692 0.008057368 0.1259787 0.003770999 0.02180662 0.1453515 0.000818018 0.006111642 CLGN −0.1624212 0.000180639 0.001877757 −0.1253303 0.003955601 0.02250021 −0.1200007 0.005811592 0.02571251 LPCAT2 0.1582022 0.000266222 0.002519067 0.1428134 0.001010544 0.008769176 0.1069855 0.01400109 0.0492 FGD3 0.1673369 0.000113576 0.001304346 0.1054567 0.0154386 0.05911688 0.1311213 0.002561616 0.01413123 REV3L −0.1182761 0.006561777 0.02940546 −0.1163836 0.007483907 0.03504997 −0.1723282 6.99539E−05 0.001059509 KCTD20 −0.1590804 0.000245768 0.002360831 −0.1009588 0.02044492 0.07195269 −0.1445401 0.000875521 0.006430804 TOMM40L −0.1299856 0.002793248 0.01531884 −0.1339913 0.002052172 0.01433226 −0.1484481 0.000629178 0.004991158 PROCA1 −0.0793501 0.068737 0.1653561 −0.1679615 0.000106974 0.001906484 −0.1543179 0.000377257 0.003479812 PLEKHA7 0.2141535 6.96915E−07 2.55946E−05 0.06930933 0.1120081 0.2384948 0.07540626 0.08373487 0.1814298 POLR1E −0.149318 0.000583922 0.004610101 −0.1468097 0.000723369 0.006924739 −0.1141181 0.008738945 0.03471386 SLC35B4 −0.1714834 7.60069E−05 0.000956546 −0.1284818 0.0031293 0.01905112 −0.1022322 0.01890129 0.06089978 SULT4A1 −0.1126735 0.009634089 0.03870434 −0.1664757 0.000123312 0.002121607 −0.1316717 0.002455769 0.01365635 HOXB4 −0.1418205 0.00109664 0.007475087 −0.1064033 0.01453399 0.05666629 −0.1583888 0.000261746 0.002659284 EAF1-AS1 −0.08291256 0.05715322 0.1443767 −0.125934 0.003783471 0.02183339 −0.1870756 1.54187E−05 0.000358302 NRN1 −0.1702553 8.56928E−05 0.001049963 −0.05497442 0.2076782 0.3658616 −0.1568878 0.000299823 0.002950949 NAMPT 0.1230151 0.004683439 0.0227297 0.1398268 0.001290284 0.01045979 0.1489988 0.000600168 0.004806521 GCFC2 −0.0871534 0.04552282 0.1221802 −0.161423 0.000198169 0.002946923 −0.1556193 0.000335974 0.003201395 ZNF260 −0.1233808 0.00456097 0.02225952 −0.1422347 0.001059931 0.009085474 −0.1463643 0.000751146 0.005724491 NIPAL2 0.1925462 8.53096E−06 0.000175915 0.0775709 0.07520567 0.1804306 0.1130296 0.009406155 0.03663242 ATF2 −0.157514 0.000283348 0.002648702 −0.1294229 0.002914947 0.01825153 −0.1213403 0.005283122 0.02412591 RBBP4P1 −0.0805911 0.06450071 0.1579774 −0.1709799 7.98462E−05 0.001545048 −0.1491354 0.000593166 0.004780702 OSBPL8 −0.1710651  7.9184E−05 0.000984074 −0.122763 0.004769605 0.02566827 −0.1081176 0.01301389 0.04641228 MEMO1 −0.06042553 0.1660129 0.3089887 −0.1736458 6.14133E−05 0.001303167 −0.157065 0.000295073 0.002914919 HIGD1A −0.04902117 0.261286 0.4219849 −0.1703196 8.51576E−05 0.001616159 −0.1651539 0.000139794 0.001721329 USP1 −0.0913917 0.03595455 0.1030713 −0.1335844 0.002118259 0.01458952 −0.1765669 4.58573E−05 0.000780982 ZNF18 −0.09528963 0.02872067 0.08791796 −0.1378312 0.001515199 0.01170369 −0.1713189 7.72418E−05 0.001142538 SLC39A14 −0.1442223 0.00089905 0.006414083 −0.1461266 0.000766365 0.00722358 −0.1202374 0.005714914 0.02543027 ZNF275 −0.1486652 0.00061759 0.004805049 −0.1391113 0.001367125 0.0108924 −0.1225128 0.004856487 0.02254751 SNRNP70 −0.1016806 0.01955695 0.06611932 −0.1238323 0.00441378 0.0243116 −0.1772892 0.000042631 0.000741726 EIF2B4 −0.1182076 0.006593291 0.02951305 −0.1393707 0.001338797 0.01071576 −0.1529745 0.000424793 0.00377877 HNRNPDL −0.1736127 6.16153E−05 0.000806037 −0.1134074 0.009169641 0.04066016 −0.1129543 0.009453957 0.03676715 SAMD9L 0.08644336 0.04731862 0.1257643 0.1616877 0.000193372 0.002897247 0.1549024 0.000358162 0.003350307 TSKU 0.1407676 0.001195285 0.007994797 0.1201195 0.005762867 0.02928796 0.147748 0.000667939 0.005231876 EFEMP1 0.1228221 0.004749269 0.02300107 0.133122 0.00219573 0.01495955 0.1538631 0.000392766 0.003606138 TP63 0.1327839 0.002253984 0.01295441 0.1310891 0.002567924 0.0167886 0.1463604 0.000751393 0.005724491 KLHL22 −0.1542757 0.000378669 0.003304944 −0.1257181 0.003844242 0.02208337 −0.1276599 0.003328132 0.01708752 CACNB3 −0.1150247 0.008215782 0.03461122 −0.1433258 0.000968592 0.008485639 −0.1509979 0.000504961 0.004264901 NAMPTL 0.1229045 0.004721058 0.02288834 0.1373426 0.001575498 0.01202927 0.1497846 0.000560911 0.00459254 PTPRH 0.1551717 0.000349671 0.003107965 0.1256961 0.003850458 0.02210995 0.1262457 0.003697266 0.01840222 CNOT10 −0.0812022 0.06249499 0.1542485 −0.1520645 0.000460103 0.00516466 −0.1662641 0.000125821 0.001592096 CTBP1-AS2 −0.1220172 0.005032895 0.02405661 −0.1497841 0.000560934 0.005861596 −0.1390576 0.001373058 0.009002162 C9orf169 0.1615958 0.000195026 0.001982878 0.1070779 0.01391814 0.05496364 0.1344076 0.00198652 0.01167175 TMUB1 −0.03204706 0.4628698 0.6239889 −0.178586 3.73706E−05 0.000935543 −0.1614406 0.000197848 0.002190808 RPGRIP1L −0.162649 0.000176848 0.001846618 −0.1478403 0.000662707 0.006555945 −0.08927043 0.04050512 0.1058762 IYK2 −0.1073686 0.01365992 0.05021985 −0.148114 0.00064741 0.006450469 −0.1519389 0.000465188 0.004006775 ITPR3 0.1200992 0.00577119 0.02682347 0.1267229 0.003568748 0.0209504 0.1605233 0.000215326 0.002323348 TOMM22 −0.1255685 0.003886855 0.01967921 −0.132356 0.002329764 0.01562551 −0.1510691 0.000501845 0.004246093 HMGN3-AS1 −0.06060756 0.1647385 0.3071662 −0.1669137 0.000118266 0.002051067 −0.1623102 0.000182515 0.00207551 ACBD7 −0.07614317 0.08074761 0.1855828 −0.1560306 0.00032383 0.004100238 −0.1651482 0.000139868 0.001721329 ARHGAP33 −0.1154611 0.007974061 0.03386968 −0.1300113 0.00278781 0.01768103 −0.1614205 0.000198216 0.002193134 SLC44A1 0.1764542  4.6381E−05 0.00064348 0.1118488 0.01018083 0.04383143 0.1079906 0.01312146 0.04669844 ZFP14 −0.08737675 0.04496992 0.1210709 −0.1498574 0.000557397 0.005834484 −0.1639874 0.000156035 0.001865855 GSDMC 0.1149623 0.008250917 0.0347277 0.1416338 0.001113566 0.009422329 0.1518121 0.000470371 0.004033942 PTPLAD1 −0.09940588 0.02247483 0.07309047 −0.167603 0.000110718 0.001953202 −0.1385618 0.001428981 0.009246855 ABTB1 0.1271774 0.003450145 0.01791887 0.1496408 0.000567912 0.005921469 0.1332527 0.002173572 0.01246558 SEMA4A 0.1926757 8.41057E−06 0.000174466 0.09065948 0.03747357 0.1097309 0.09938364 0.02250513 0.06924157 FBXO43 −0.1261587 0.003721159 0.01899532 −0.1156357 0.007879165 0.03638689 −0.1634125 0.000164677 0.0019297 DGCR8 −0.1217692 0.005123279 0.02435482 −0.1511047 0.000500293 0.00546157 −0.1370477 0.001612952 0.01003158 GPC4 −0.1266358 0.003591903 0.01850322 −0.0865973 0.04692432 0.128293 −0.1811621 2.86884E−05 0.000562414 TRIM16 −0.05494067 0.2079578 0.3610984 −0.1687044 9.95887E−05 0.001814365 −0.1625588 0.000178339 0.002038016 BOC −0.1519557 0.000464503 0.003853048 −0.1038229 0.01711655 0.06360548 −0.1470546 0.000708504 0.005454459 CIB1 0.163829 0.000158372 0.001691775 0.1242623 0.004277577 0.0237873 0.1150179 0.008219627 0.03324876 ZNF248 −0.09884594 0.02324847 0.07499799 −0.1544744 0.000372052 0.00449141 −0.1520939 0.000458923 0.00397248 OGDHL −0.1180476 0.006667432 0.0297544 −0.1402912 0.001242555 0.01019159 −0.1504214 0.000530867 0.004429395 HMBOX1 −0.1362432 0.001719319 0.01059372 −0.1421922 0.001063643 0.009105068 −0.1313264 0.002521687 0.01396712 MCM3AP −0.1274417 0.003382826 0.01762843 −0.1403121 0.001240448 0.0101803 −0.14205 0.001076159 0.007515832 CIC −0.1534517 0.000407303 0.003486624 −0.1007856 0.02066308 0.07251079 −0.1474069 0.00068762 0.005340948 IPO9 −0.1232626 0.004600226 0.02241181 −0.1246412 0.004160715 0.0233238 −0.158846 0.000251079 0.002586841 ASAP2 0.1308303 0.002619234 0.014571 0.1158619 0.007757718 0.03598123 0.1589138 0.000249533 0.002582337 ZDHHC21 −0.09127084 0.03620161 0.1035533 −0.1311092 0.002563988 0.01677075 −0.1764957 4.61874E−05 0.000783048 LINC00116 0.1313851 0.002510374 0.01410654 0.1373025 0.00158055 0.01206123 0.14096 0.001176676 0.00800496 RPS6KA4 0.1545178 0.000370621 0.003252633 0.1198806 0.005861244 0.0295911 0.1309724 0.002590941 0.01424864 HNRNPA1P48 −0.07030392 0.1069416 0.2259442 −0.1790884 3.55027E−05 0.000902108 −0.1437312 0.000936555 0.006757861 PPIP5K2 −0.1629221 0.000172401 0.001811054 −0.1042902 0.01662103 0.06239162 −0.1334194 0.002145618 0.01234595 CEP192 −0.05143383 0.2385111 0.3963983 −0.1724121 6.93786E−05 0.001403606 −0.1594004 0.000238689 0.002509297 UBC 0.1207311 0.005517836 0.02585081 0.1546918 0.000364933 0.004440127 0.1336491 0.002107621 0.01220807 NUDT16P 0.1809453 2.93379E−05 0.000448741 0.09845474 0.02380255 0.0798436 0.1114647 0.01044477 0.0394949 VPS37B 0.1563577 0.000314465 0.002868305 0.1122448 0.009914981 0.04303293 0.1346237 0.001953201 0.01152952 LIMS1 −0.1702018 8.61398E−05 0.001053585 −0.1182844 0.006557954 0.03186044 −0.1098587 0.01161525 0.04257905 CCDC12 −0.067256 0.1230635 0.2494919 −0.1661867 0.000126752 0.002159438 −0.1583922 0.000261666 0.002659284 VAV1 0.1828724 2.40209E−05 0.000382548 0.09282426 0.03313366 0.1008942 0.112745 0.009587946 0.03713262 QTRT1 −0.09654433 0.02667544 0.08315689 −0.1715292 7.56664E−05 0.001484907 −0.1343316 0.001998357 0.01173634 MAFF 0.09259343 0.033575 0.09832326 0.1489457 0.000602908 0.006129929 0.1598452 0.000229163 0.002431193 FUT1 0.1585637 0.000257616 0.002452813 0.110213 0.01134748 0.04734581 0.1330175 0.002213589 0.01263261 EBF4 −0.1275011 0.003367845 0.01758215 −0.1268775 0.003528005 0.02076538 −0.1518837 0.000467436 0.004023647 SPDEF 0.1613362 0.000199769 0.00202371 0.08981995 0.03928189 0.1131315 0.1445817 0.000872487 0.006418679 LINC00205 −0.1530144 0.000423304 0.003583924 −0.1109946 0.01077604 0.04572685 −0.1391244 0.00136568 0.008974931 C5orf45 −0.07644093 0.07956532 0.1836904 −0.1477844 0.000665875 0.006564756 −0.170107 8.69377E−05 0.001221076 NDUFA6 −0.1256323 0.00386863 0.01960942 −0.1200499 0.005791391 0.02937768 −0.1590656 0.0002461 0.002556449 DOCK5 0.1258093 0.003818451 0.01940453 0.09070576 0.03737598 0.1096157 0.1781241 3.91696E−05 0.00069541 OLFML3 −0.1795758 3.37754E−05 0.000500659 −0.09878287 0.02333704 0.07884181 −0.1124969 0.00974893 0.03750327 CEP170P1 −0.1987618 4.26586E−06 0.00010091 −0.07824459 0.07270032 0.1761692 −0.0950665 0.02909814 0.08350866 CYP4F3 0.1888376  1.2766E−05 0.000238511 0.0536877 0.2185318 0.3786089 0.1283557 0.003159098 0.01646872 TBX15 −0.1623377 0.000182048 0.001886768 −0.1188012 0.006324651 0.0311731 −0.1203166 0.005682851 0.02534431 NUBP1 0.1056925 0.0152088 0.05463 0.1372187 0.001591133 0.01208896 0.1609338 0.000207332 0.002266973 BCL9 −0.1132653 0.009257996 0.03764594 −0.1282873 0.00317537 0.01920646 −0.1623002 0.000182683 0.00207573 DHX57 −0.1049275 0.01596562 0.0566757 −0.1414381 0.001131562 0.009525387 −0.15774 0.000277615 0.002781945 PTPRU 0.1932426  7.9022E−06 0.000166401 0.07842602 0.07203736 0.1749892 0.1058638 0.01504368 0.05181089 ZNF580 −0.1071297 0.01387184 0.05081271 −0.1150718 0.008189422 0.03739782 −0.1762255 4.74614E−05 0.000794008 FGD6 0.1509415 0.000507443 0.004142581 0.09572826 0.02799087 0.08964679 0.1516691 0.000476282 0.004069929 ZIC1 −0.1818033 2.68457E−05 0.000418908 −0.06974379 0.1097722 0.235173 −0.1295803 0.002880433 0.01540843 PARP11 −0.161949 0.000188743 0.001938831 −0.1571491 0.000292843 0.003815686 −0.07173854 0.09995456 0.2064195 EAF1 −0.07667932 0.0786289 0.1820721 −0.1368101 0.001643721 0.01234032 −0.1784827 3.77659E−05 0.00068003 ZDHHC2 −0.1458485 0.000784541 0.005796191 −0.1229326 0.00471148 0.02542811 −0.1363286 0.001707731 0.01044831 TMEM47 −0.1784732 3.78025E−05 0.000547526 −0.1181879 0.00660239 0.0320316 −0.09375072 0.03141174 0.0881492 PPIH −0.1031582 0.0178436 0.06144608 −0.1245227 0.004196961 0.02348915 −0.1721376 7.12789E−05 0.001074898 BAIAP2L1 0.178596 3.73325E−05 0.000543547 0.09277172 0.03323368 0.1011103 0.1182318 0.006582143 0.02826082 EMB 0.178807 3.65378E−05 0.000536466 0.09369894 0.03150592 0.09719212 0.1171462 0.007099226 0.0299346 SH2B2 −0.1379593 0.00149974 0.009562471 −0.1337574 0.002089927 0.01448718 −0.134988 0.001898181 0.01131027 ATP6V0A2 −0.0870223 0.04585002 0.1228936 −0.1672444 0.000114587 0.002006201 −0.1446737 0.000865805 0.006389789 DIABLO −0.06884641 0.1144297 0.2368301 −0.1528223 0.000430517 0.0049442 −0.1685146 0.000101428 0.001357479 NAP1L1 −0.1423247 0.001052104 0.007249619 −0.1433242 0.000968725 0.008485639 −0.1196745 0.005947283 0.0261797 C17orf103 −0.1116897 0.01028947 0.04058348 −0.1153551 0.008032181 0.03682474 −0.1720493   7.19E−05 0.001083091 GDI1 −0.1783139 3.84207E−05 0.000554174 −0.08942307 0.04016218 0.1149059 −0.1202017 0.005729392 0.0254753 ZNF236 −0.1328693 0.002239145 0.01289477 −0.1486763 0.000617001 0.006231178 −0.1245351 0.004193165 0.02025847 COTL1 0.1172787 0.007034206 0.03104284 0.1354923 0.001824368 0.01323951 0.1520502 0.000460682 0.003983168 PRSS23 0.09037611 0.03807588 0.1074353 0.1374881 0.001557316 0.01193256 0.1693248 9.37934E−05 0.001281168 EPGN 0.1597311 0.000231573 0.002269901 0.1171385 0.007103033 0.03380072 0.1234221 0.004547337 0.02148486 SLC16A3 0.1217276 0.005138613 0.02440271 0.110123 0.011415 0.04755625 0.167905 0.000107555 0.001421713 AP1M2 0.2141295 6.98968E−07 2.56025E−05 0.05015051 0.2504451 0.4165308 0.07974909 0.06735082 0.1549514 B4GALT1 0.1088951 0.01237191 0.04676931 0.1255069 0.00390453 0.02227934 0.1662921 0.000125487 0.001589311 AGPAT5 −0.1196838 0.005943387 0.02737459 −0.1579101 0.000273368 0.003637676 −0.1281384 0.003211027 0.01663972 ATP5O −0.08791999 0.04364867 0.1187541 −0.1739724 5.94539E−05 0.001283 −0.1356283 0.001804912 0.01092761 ZFAND4 −0.08422653 0.0533116 0.1372377 −0.1443585 0.000888898 0.00801332 −0.1669902 0.000117406 0.00152016 DHFR −0.1159745 0.007697872 0.03302919 −0.1598537 0.000228986 0.003248983 −0.129293 0.002943723 0.01562688 LIMS3L −0.1458536 0.000784207 0.005796191 −0.1406593 0.001205881 0.009949414 −0.1177242 0.006819547 0.02908127 HNRNPL −0.08665966 0.04676536 0.1247226 −0.1430005 0.000995036 0.00869423 −0.1666252 0.000121568 0.001556544 OSBPL6 −0.1941125 7.17876E−06 0.000153253 −0.05902015 0.1761012 0.327082 −0.1146698 0.008417185 0.03382548 PIGV 0.1382715 0.001462689 0.009373466 0.1242241 0.004289509 0.0238346 0.1418332 0.001095494 0.007608024 ACADM −0.06278346 0.1500697 0.2873966 −0.1145309 0.008497193 0.03842205 −0.198546 4.37136E−06 0.000154783 ARAP2 0.1943037 7.02842E−06 0.000150737 0.09425917 0.0304997 0.09497212 0.08617114 0.04802266 0.1200135 ADAMTS7 −0.1846488 1.99407E−05 0.000330422 −0.09058629 0.03762837 0.1100314 −0.1076058 0.01345235 0.04762037 KRT6B 0.1386714 0.001416436 0.009144425 0.1384463 0.0014423 0.01124832 0.1279313 0.003261261 0.01683735 SP6 0.1686564 0.000100051 0.001174209 0.1091508 0.01216702 0.04989769 0.1172072 0.00706922 0.02983519 IQSEC1 −0.107479 0.01356294 0.05003512 −0.1366458 0.001665307 0.01243531 −0.1574412 0.000285219 0.00283569 NRSN2 −0.1503155 0.000535758 0.004318016 −0.09965609 0.02213641 0.07600315 −0.1471846 0.000700731 0.005418593 UBR4 −0.1159788 0.007695571 0.03302919 −0.1295775 0.00288105 0.01806366 −0.1566084 0.00030746 0.002996873 ARL5B −0.07534029 0.08400661 0.1907972 −0.1602085 0.000221651 0.003174027 −0.1567278 0.000304173 0.002970509 FAM184A −0.09958201 0.02223615 0.07260262 −0.1583849 0.000261839 0.003541595 −0.1432058 0.000978275 0.007003577 EEF2 −0.1269656 0.003504974 0.01815621 −0.1314934 0.00248962 0.01639991 −0.1454916 0.000808449 0.006053148 INTU −0.1150364 0.008209218 0.03460451 −0.1348378 0.001920696 0.01371686 −0.1528799 0.000428344 0.00379753 ZNF616 −0.1296165 0.002872553 0.01561229 −0.1119121 0.01013796 0.04372799 −0.1583844 0.000261852 0.002659284 LSM7 −0.1307562 0.002634092 0.0146363 −0.1270898 0.003472731 0.02053396 −0.1455017 0.000807764 0.006051276 CNIH2 −0.118895 0.006283103 0.0285137 −0.1368432 0.001639396 0.01234032 −0.1478499 0.000662164 0.005195411 CHST10 −0.1684386 0.000102174 0.001193817 −0.09565809 0.02810654 0.08988816 −0.1276312 0.003335298 0.01710182 METTL2B −0.09610946 0.02736963 0.08475146 −0.1617603 0.000192076 0.002880936 −0.1420349 0.001077494 0.007521384 OTUD3 −0.1066286 0.0143257 0.05214419 −0.1451304 0.000833332 0.007656202 −0.149673 0.000566336 0.004612539 NUDT11 −0.1433739 0.000964743 0.006788807 −0.1070763 0.01391959 0.05496364 −0.1485056 0.000626089 0.004971214 STARD10 0.1872376 1.51545E−05 0.00027043 0.06121368 0.1605482 0.3070797 0.1225938 0.004828222 0.02242376 BUB1B −0.1091422 0.01217382 0.0461189 −0.1339525 0.002058399 0.01433976 −0.1575414 0.000282648 0.002816163 CTBP1 −0.08952753 0.03992888 0.1112876 −0.1473844 0.000688938 0.006705821 −0.1593883 0.000238952 0.002510167 ZBTB24 −0.08677953 0.04646112 0.1240759 −0.1715867 7.52413E−05 0.001483404 −0.1367494 0.001651674 0.01019045 HNRNPU-AS1 −0.05549069 0.2034348 0.3555958 −0.1503569 0.000533837 0.005689494 −0.1740656 5.89057E−05 0.000931714 SHQ1 −0.1297007 0.002854277 0.0155433 −0.1328669 0.00223955 0.01516162 −0.140939 0.001178693 0.008014767 PDGFC −0.156993 0.000296994 0.002750406 −0.1307749 0.002630332 0.01706039 −0.1108506 0.01087935 0.04060634 SNAP25 −0.1739055 5.98502E−05 0.00078964 −0.1096001 0.0118142 0.04885377 −0.106677 0.01428133 0.04997099 NDUFA4 −0.1039428 0.01698819 0.05929254 −0.1290566 0.002996747 0.01851386 −0.1647845 0.000144757 0.001764341 ELP3 −0.1189042 0.006279038 0.0285137 −0.1510239 0.000503819 0.00546157 −0.133126 0.002195051 0.01255327 COMMD9 −0.1628821 0.000173044 0.00181581 −0.1289989 0.003009806 0.01856981 −0.1032427 0.01774965 0.05813114 ZBED4 −0.1030835 0.01792696 0.0616264 −0.1559769 0.000325389 0.00410244 −0.141222 0.001151753 0.007889392 DIRAS1 −0.1834523  2.2609E−05 0.000365578 −0.1017459 0.01947831 0.06935752 −0.09649417 0.02675473 0.07869804 USP33 −0.07538309 0.08383025 0.1905345 −0.142106 0.001071214 0.009141774 −0.1712313 7.79072E−05 0.001147676 CTSD 0.1397631 0.001296959 0.008527646 0.141829 0.001095877 0.009296947 0.1204022 0.005648409 0.02521965 GID4 −0.1442883 0.000894112 0.006394855 −0.1063248 0.01460724 0.05686765 −0.1469 0.000717852 0.005517271 TPD52L1 0.1844524 2.03571E−05 0.000334655 0.07890592 0.07030761 0.1724109 0.1139887 0.00881603 0.03490055 WDFY3 −0.1539386 0.000390151 0.003384291 −0.09065077 0.03749196 0.1097478 −0.1471275 0.000704132 0.005435836 FKBP10 −0.2112335  9.932E−07  3.3473E−05 −0.07588899 0.08176812 0.1911218 −0.05835777 0.1810112 0.3171969 GSKIP 0.1592993 0.000240904 0.002333758 0.08958622 0.0397983 0.1140289 0.1417397 0.001103938 0.007625661 C9orf116 −0.07753437 0.07534349 0.1769968 −0.1805044 3.07024E−05 0.000823404 −0.1312786 0.00253095 0.01399059 HIRA −0.1072478 0.01376668 0.05051897 −0.1479638 0.000655765 0.006510407 −0.1451349 0.000833018 0.006210381 CAPG 0.1339836 0.002053402 0.01206471 0.1386425 0.001419736 0.01115198 0.1298623 0.002819517 0.01518764 TPST1 −0.1912228 9.85945E−06 0.000197459 −0.08793873 0.04360367 0.1214811 −0.09456573 0.02996083 0.08536278 UBA1 −0.09495023 0.02929652 0.08938585 −0.1287339 0.003070531 0.01885255 −0.1701726 8.63848E−05 0.001216993 PCDHB16 −0.2058944 1.87407E−06 5.31266E−05 −0.07210714 0.09821928 0.2175137 −0.07590351 0.08170952 0.1781229 IFT122 −0.08118621 0.0625468 0.154305 −0.1184563 0.006479531 0.03157864 −0.1849264 1.93657E−05 0.000423158 NBPF20 −0.1206022 0.005568668 0.02603638 −0.1427768 0.001013605 0.008789984 −0.1390382 0.00137521 0.00901203 FOSL1 0.05837082 0.1809135 0.3279248 0.1473562 0.000690591 0.006712524 0.1739664 5.94896E−05 0.000938816 PEX5 −0.1061939 0.01473 0.05339241 −0.1718927 7.30154E−05 0.001460203 −0.1193911 0.00606748 0.02654094 WRAP53 −0.1064433 0.0144969 0.05269844 −0.1599138 0.000227727 0.003237729 −0.1337507 0.002091019 0.01212789 HBA2 −0.05780894 0.1851556 0.3332824 −0.1758381 4.93458E−05 0.00113528 −0.1469829 0.000712829 0.005484726 GIPC1 0.1415181 0.001124169 0.007621894 0.130596 0.002666482 0.01720445 0.1289273 0.003026107 0.01594865 MICALL2 0.1631787 0.000168317 0.001776201 0.1281105 0.003217752 0.0193917 0.102067 0.01909558 0.06132705 ATF7 −0.1856313  1.7976E−05 0.000305877 −0.08768597 0.04421378 0.1227223 −0.1038884 0.01704625 0.05641731 RN7SL737P −0.1270267 0.00348907 0.01810077 −0.1476226 0.000675114 0.006622209 −0.1269395 0.003511786 0.01769461 SEL1L 0.0911263 0.03649897 0.1042753 0.1248041 0.004111395 0.02312182 0.1748773 5.43291E−05 0.000883419 ERCC2 −0.1127524 0.009583164 0.03857461 −0.1522068 0.000454406 0.00512551 −0.1358233 0.001777358 0.01079365 RP9P −0.1668666 0.0001188 0.001348756 −0.09183856 0.03505348 0.1049945 −0.1299579 0.002799127 0.01511876 TRAPPC3 −0.1381395 0.00147825 0.009455775 −0.1143303 0.008613902 0.03885188 −0.146069 0.000770101 0.005831901 TADA1 −0.05739553 0.1883234 0.3368379 −0.1355171 0.0018208 0.01322051 −0.1830651 2.35425E−05 0.00048403 ARMCX3-AS1 −0.1312086 0.002544557 0.01425833 −0.1143849 0.008581992 0.03873306 −0.1521205 0.000457853 0.00397248 HSD17B10 −0.1146507 0.008428149 0.03526042 −0.1313363 0.002519787 0.0165751 −0.1530055 0.000423636 0.003772608 FBN1 −0.2009601 3.32093E−06 8.33655E−05 −0.06870408 0.1151824 0.2431591 −0.08865318 0.04191739 0.1088726 KIF3A −0.116838 0.007252514 0.03174457 −0.1211623 0.005350742 0.02775884 −0.1591175 0.000244937 0.002551853 SIGIRR 0.1876055 1.45704E−05 0.000262361 0.06407644 0.1418364 0.2816695 0.1167578 0.007292891 0.03045597 IPO9-AS1 −0.153705 0.000398294 0.003432687 −0.1026789 0.01838442 0.06673835 −0.137248 0.001587426 0.009917433 ZNF391 −0.1151159 0.008164756 0.03450068 −0.1518191 0.000470082 0.005255478 −0.1329722 0.002221366 0.01263555 KRBA1 −0.1198182 0.00588716 0.02724077 −0.1174862 0.006933514 0.03319251 −0.1591404 0.000244426 0.002550347 LZIC −0.1019104 0.01928149 0.06536265 −0.1346619 0.001947357 0.01383627 −0.1588163 0.000251759 0.002588061 TSC22D3 0.1138214 0.008916533 0.03668614 0.1448557 0.000852723 0.007767071 0.1405435 0.001217311 0.008216783 AFAP1-AS1 0.1483398 0.000635036 0.004907863 0.1048893 0.01600425 0.06076464 0.1412815 0.001146161 0.007866578 TLCD1 0.1720521 7.18805E−05 0.000914538 0.06545919 0.1334191 0.2693128 0.1379913 0.001495905 0.009538019 POLR2E −0.1462122 0.000760852 0.005648157 −0.1333221 0.002161898 0.01480151 −0.1183486 0.006528569 0.02811607 PCGF3 −0.1181834 0.00660445 0.02953827 −0.1379807 0.001497183 0.01158382 −0.143409 0.000961935 0.00689453 TSPAN14 0.1437677 0.000933719 0.006617332 0.1362469 0.001718821 0.01267847 0.1182919 0.006554524 0.02818425 AHCTF1 −0.05942711 0.1731341 0.3176712 −0.1652849 0.000138072 0.002307117 −0.1553497 0.000344163 0.003256562 C12orf4 −0.1697831 8.97173E−05 0.001079321 −0.1180412 0.006670384 0.03227136 −0.09947213 0.02238479 0.06894753 NFKB1 0.1282099 0.00319386 0.01691603 0.1120617 0.01003712 0.04340064 0.1552421 0.000347482 0.003272397 SLC30A4 −0.1752847 5.21608E−05 0.000707627 −0.0891045 0.04088078 0.1163639 −0.1176274 0.0068657 0.0292056 PTPRN −0.170543 8.33242E−05 0.001027271 −0.1050477 0.01584457 0.06028994 −0.1118098 0.0102074 0.0388719 PKD1 −0.1552877 0.000346072 0.003087808 −0.1113801 0.01050375 0.04484713 −0.1272674 0.003427082 0.01739029 PSME1 0.1785398 3.75468E−05 0.000546095 0.08616721 0.04803289 0.1304272 0.1146256 0.008442581 0.03386729 EPS8L2 0.1916975 9.36179E−06 0.000189124 0.06178156 0.1566957 0.3018822 0.1098818 0.01159758 0.04253759 SFXN5 −0.1265626 0.003611479 0.01855599 −0.135373 0.001841586 0.01334359 −0.1373524 0.001574264 0.009861847 CTAGE8 0.1879691 1.40141E−05 0.000255317 0.07960786 0.06783885 0.1678665 0.1034323 0.01754049 0.05756805 RAB3B −0.1626598 0.000176669 0.001846142 −0.1298629 0.002819387 0.01778924 −0.09752806 0.02516084 0.0752824 EIF1 0.05093567 0.2430953 0.4017624 0.175616 5.04576E−05 0.001149683 0.147234 0.000697799 0.005403693 NUP43 −0.08629432 0.04770299 0.1265925 −0.1492152 0.000589111 0.006042618 −0.1552856 0.000346135 0.003266342 ACLY −0.1580636 0.00026959 0.002545745 −0.1368392 0.001639923 0.01234032 −0.09589211 0.02772238 0.08065799 CSNK2A3 −0.1078176 0.0132693 0.04929152 −0.1614466 0.000197739 0.002943663 −0.1270836 0.003474312 0.01754042 RAB3A −0.116618 0.007363733 0.03207003 −0.1227406 0.004777319 0.02567394 −0.1561462 0.000320489 0.003091399 C12orf57 −0.16336 0.000165488 0.001748994 −0.1171121 0.007116057 0.03383956 −0.1095868 0.01182448 0.04313899 CDH6 −0.1694082  9.3039E−05 0.001107792 −0.1251162 0.004018338 0.02274553 −0.09016519 0.0385295 0.1019617 GALNT5 0.09631622 0.02703767 0.08396637 0.1290589 0.002996215 0.01851386 0.1655992 0.000134023 0.001662629 QARS −0.01862453 0.6696887 0.7877458 −0.1681195 0.000105361 0.001884988 −0.1649773 0.000142145 0.001741655 ADAM10 0.1192656 0.006121402 0.02799073 0.1443189 0.000891839 0.008034631 0.1346269 0.001952703 0.01152952 GLUD1P3 −0.07734065 0.07607788 0.1781508 −0.1623847 0.000181253 0.00277543 −0.147678 0.000671934 0.005260132 MT-TS1 0.1458635 0.00078355 0.005795019 0.11383 0.008911348 0.03982907 0.13485 0.001918849 0.01138954 CRYZL1 −0.1226716 0.004801179 0.02318793 −0.146951 0.00071476 0.006865992 −0.1280784 0.003225506 0.0166899 PNMA2 −0.1414734 0.001128299 0.007642239 −0.128461 0.003134207 0.01905855 −0.1263642 0.003664979 0.01828417 C3orf18 −0.1557211 0.000332929 0.003001318 −0.1274299 0.003385797 0.0201311 −0.1090892 0.01221606 0.04426851 SLC22A17 −0.172439 0.000069195 0.000886856 −0.0838737 0.0543214 0.1427142 −0.1237605 0.004436902 0.0211425 MAGI1 −0.09927994 0.02264687 0.07348298 −0.1420906 0.001072568 0.00914772 −0.1520206 0.000461875 0.003983168 INPP5E −0.1361623 0.001730369 0.01064296 −0.1376497 0.001537352 0.01182886 −0.1236219 0.004481817 0.021283 EBLN2 −0.09791963 0.02457893 0.07817964 −0.1320909 0.002377861 0.01584368 −0.1616695 0.000193699 0.002163804 TRIT1 −0.05744341 0.1879544 0.3363942 −0.1595739 0.000234931 0.003316435 −0.1599927 0.000226085 0.002404034 GSDMD 0.1223897 0.004899795 0.02359054 0.1538703 0.000392514 0.004636345 0.1210043 0.005411444 0.02452683 GINS1 −0.05833536 0.1811791 0.3281925 −0.1797757 3.30902E−05 0.000867388 −0.1381154 0.001481103 0.00946532 SLC26A6 −0.08182843 0.06049327 0.1508437 −0.1191847 0.006156388 0.03066957 −0.1807008 3.00873E−05 0.000582455 IL11RA −0.1644626 0.000149216 0.00160966 −0.130422 0.002702069 0.01734812 −0.0915087 0.03571674 0.09651543 GSTM2 −0.1607468 0.000210938 0.00211531 −0.09218314 0.03437185 0.1036579 −0.133429 0.002144009 0.01234595 KRT6C 0.1421298 0.001069121 0.007359595 0.1270126 0.003492742 0.02063475 0.1264675 0.003637036 0.01817734 CHST11 0.08969715 0.0395525 0.1105854 0.1624711 0.000179802 0.002763261 0.138998 0.001379677 0.009037045 CASC10 −0.130441 0.002698164 0.01492676 −0.1223518 0.004913186 0.02619662 −0.1429962 0.000995389 0.007083242 SYT12 0.1504799 0.000528182 0.004271795 0.1242272 0.004288559 0.0238346 0.1189439 0.00626155 0.02721877 RNF25 −0.1634811 0.000163623 0.001736387 −0.09960443 0.02220592 0.0761429 −0.1238635 0.004403742 0.02102756 DNAJA1 −0.1242536 0.004280307 0.02118691 −0.1523636 0.000448207 0.005080292 −0.1198751 0.005863534 0.0259176 DHRS1 0.1681296 0.000105259 0.001219899 0.1003461 0.02122594 0.07378719 0.1164002 0.007475325 0.03105015 KIAA0355 −0.1561059 0.000321649 0.002922868 −0.1022119 0.01892512 0.06815493 −0.1311116 0.002563521 0.01413123 NID1 −0.170307 8.52621E−05 0.001045606 −0.100467 0.02106983 0.07340949 −0.1125618 0.009706567 0.0374254 DNAJC27 −0.1243874 0.004238687 0.02104827 −0.1160259 0.007670658 0.03563681 −0.1526754 0.00043611 0.003841907 ZNF322 −0.09537522 0.02857699 0.08757446 −0.1355657 0.001813848 0.01318378 −0.1594542 0.000237518 0.002500762 STYK1 0.1831749 2.32741E−05 0.000374512 0.0694274 0.1113969 0.2376014 0.1154978 0.007954021 0.03245735 SLC2A3 −0.1717037 7.43824E−05 0.000942065 −0.09308328 0.03264432 0.09979712 −0.116583 0.007381564 0.03074326 ABLIM3 0.07937824 0.06863847 0.1652333 0.1614639 0.000197423 0.002942104 0.1456817 0.000795636 0.005970055 RASGRF1 0.1132034 0.009296681 0.03773709 0.1575648 0.000282049 0.003721179 0.1239718 0.004369177 0.02089848 TTC4 −0.125936 0.003782895 0.019259 −0.1224021 0.004895424 0.02611706 −0.1460455 0.00077163 0.005840306 PKP1 0.1606651 0.000212532 0.002129757 0.1018618 0.01933949 0.06905755 0.1247931 0.004114707 0.02001839 MASP2 −0.07839322 0.07215685 0.1711865 −0.1422392 0.001059537 0.009085474 −0.1636246 0.000161437 0.001906258 FNIP2 −0.161987 0.000188079 0.001933436 −0.09669773 0.0264342 0.08602705 −0.126746 0.003562639 0.01789548 NEK3 −0.08261259 0.05806172 0.1462206 −0.1364349 0.001693401 0.01257761 −0.1660178 0.000128803 0.001619515 BSDC1 −0.1285057 0.003123692 0.01660125 −0.1045015 0.0164012 0.06186676 −0.1571124 0.000293814 0.002904539 RRNAD1 0.1817713  2.6935E−05 0.000419757 0.07008127 0.1080598 0.2326503 0.1166484 0.007348268 0.03063209 HLA-B 0.1022811 0.01884411 0.06414554 0.1608959 0.000208059 0.003045181 0.1296709 0.002860725 0.01534429 GALK1 −0.1146939 0.008403371 0.03520967 −0.1545357 0.000370031 0.004482558 −0.125647 0.003864444 0.01902022 PTGS2 0.0958624 0.02777089 0.08574601 0.1413572 0.001139081 0.009556734 0.1535255 0.00040466 0.00366697 FBXL12 −0.1601833 0.000222163 0.002205621 −0.1205928 0.00557241 0.02858915 −0.1074838 0.01355873 0.04794353 NGLY1 −0.09176163 0.03520723 0.1016489 −0.1151616 0.008139265 0.03719318 −0.1760971 4.80782E−05 0.000800479 NET1 0.1888807  1.2707E−05 0.000237726 0.0705577 0.1056783 0.2291534 0.1041907 0.01672552 0.05561457 COX17 0.1537196 0.000397781 0.003431079 0.1469567 0.000714412 0.006865992 0.08444372 0.05269779 0.1286975 VAMP1 −0.1297801 0.00283714 0.01548634 −0.1499695 0.000552029 0.005812172 −0.1147413 0.008376277 0.0337061 TCEANC2 −0.1174141 0.00696833 0.03080095 −0.1082029 0.01294206 0.05214455 −0.1637622 0.000159368 0.001889468 ZNF724P −0.09003921 0.03880264 0.1089193 −0.1471088 0.000705254 0.006798061 −0.1515505 0.000481236 0.004101848 PPP3CC −0.1748429 5.45162E−05 0.00073315 −0.09152688 0.03567992 0.1062535 −0.1117166 0.01027104 0.03908218 ABCG2 0.1701077 8.69317E−05 0.001057319 0.1114484 0.01045608 0.04469025 0.1008857 0.02053677 0.06455539 KIAA1958 −0.06808354 0.1185098 0.2428065 −0.1362936 0.001712465 0.0126617 −0.1732497 6.38716E−05 0.00099222 KLC3 0.1747676 5.49273E−05 0.000737966 0.09895414 0.0230972 0.07829761 0.1054502 0.01544496 0.05284621 RTKN2 −0.07609257 0.08094996 0.1859618 −0.1349854 0.001898562 0.0136217 −0.1703479 8.49236E−05 0.001206762 SDK1 −0.143 0.000995074 0.006932149 −0.08516207 0.05070948 0.1357879 −0.1551246 0.000351141 0.003297403 YBX1 −0.1324371 0.002315224 0.01322347 −0.1161314 0.007615144 0.03544989 −0.144011 0.000915012 0.006623012 TIPARP 0.09093233 0.03690128 0.1051656 0.1453373 0.000818992 0.007564402 0.1524302 0.000445599 0.003908187 TMEM154 0.1130716 0.009379616 0.03793215 0.1077218 0.01335183 0.05331158 0.1667473 0.00012016 0.001544331 FGD5-AS1 −0.1063652 0.01456952 0.05287957 −0.1042299 0.01668426 0.06257833 −0.1738009 6.04756E−05 0.000948996 PFKM −0.1449801 0.000843892 0.006127354 −0.109772 0.01168159 0.04840608 −0.1359805 0.001755427 0.01068377 IL8 0.09135757 0.03602418 0.103173 0.137915 0.001505078 0.01163844 0.1584857 0.00025945 0.002641761 SLC25A1P5 −0.1348148 0.001924159 0.01149642 −0.1048492 0.01604483 0.06083573 −0.1500287 0.000549211 0.004539473 RAB7L1 −0.1359164 0.001764336 0.01077569 −0.1237004 0.004456333 0.02450719 −0.13391 0.002065229 0.01203262 SRSF11 −0.083429 0.05561678 0.141497 −0.1333932 0.002149981 0.0147562 −0.1668269 0.000119251 0.001534059 LAMA5 0.1759243 4.89205E−05 0.00066752 0.07198044 0.09881303 0.2183346 0.1227702 0.004767109 0.02220206 C5orf38 0.1237637 0.004435856 0.02178641 0.1390597 0.001372828 0.01092533 0.1315518 0.002478483 0.01376067 HECTD3 −0.0968526 0.02619257 0.08205591 −0.1260082 0.00376277 0.02177713 −0.1642335 0.000152469 0.001834249 PNISR −0.05560572 0.202498 0.3544034 −0.1542207 0.00038052 0.00456985 −0.1626547 0.000176754 0.002024886 LRRC3 −0.1159484 0.007711667 0.0330578 −0.1401095 0.001261034 0.01028859 −0.1377448 0.001525709 0.009647784 ZNF136 −0.1713398  7.7084E−05 0.000967477 −0.09545924 0.02843655 0.09061545 −0.1125225 0.009732173 0.03747223 TAPBP 0.1353812 0.001840404 0.01115233 0.1306336 0.002658857 0.01718135 0.1274344 0.003384663 0.01726948 DOCK11 −0.1638822 0.000157585 0.001684653 −0.1056353 0.01526424 0.05864284 −0.1147549 0.008368475 0.03369419 IL6R 0.08898984 0.04114204 0.1138708 0.1481369 0.000646143 0.006443922 0.1500063 0.000550278 0.004542891 TOMM5 −0.112534 0.009724715 0.03897677 −0.1550074 0.000354827 0.004347565 −0.1250755 0.004030353 0.01968368 WNT5A −0.1348825 0.001913965 0.01145335 −0.09685729 0.02618529 0.08549684 −0.1546358 0.000366756 0.003412352 PHKB 0.1626636 0.000176606 0.001846142 0.09636932 0.02695297 0.08724614 0.1240142 0.004355698 0.02084677 VPRBP −0.08151818 0.06147823 0.1523981 −0.1490554 0.000597257 0.006085814 −0.1536562 0.000400015 0.003642495 SNAPC2 −0.1774177 4.20802E−05 0.000596451 −0.1005516 0.02096109 0.07316984 −0.09685941 0.026182 0.07745533 NBPF14 −0.1310706 0.002571576 0.01436924 −0.09680927 0.02625999 0.08568046 −0.1578725 0.000274301 0.00275867 UCHL1 −0.1349013 0.001911145 0.01144631 −0.1233362 0.004575774 0.02495698 −0.1340238 0.002046972 0.0119613 MAP1S −0.1158357 0.007771654 0.03322287 −0.1362996 0.001711664 0.0126617 −0.1406841 0.001203446 0.00814737 DACT1 −0.1629945 0.000171239 0.001801568 −0.06289932 0.1493175 0.2916573 −0.1441342 0.000905674 0.006584451 GABRE 0.1646067 0.000147203 0.001594312 0.1002683 0.02132689 0.07400873 0.1174695 0.006941561 0.02941235 NEDD4L 0.07544683 0.08356815 0.1899698 0.1512613 0.000493518 0.00542597 0.154775 0.000362244 0.003381881 ADNP2 −0.1146633 0.008420924 0.03524078 −0.1372707 0.00158456 0.01207795 −0.1405914 0.001212572 0.008193099 PARP12 0.1467353 0.00072794 0.005456215 0.1239838 0.004365336 0.0241307 0.1194271 0.006052068 0.02650399 ZNF280B −0.1200979 0.005771699 0.02682347 −0.1003103 0.02127242 0.07388065 −0.1647838 0.000144766 0.001764341 RIC8A −0.1634068 0.000164764 0.001743996 −0.1018421 0.01936304 0.06908358 −0.1176821 0.006839601 0.02914001 PM20D2 −0.05290802 0.225303 0.3812293 −0.1760177 4.84637E−05 0.001122406 −0.1405381 0.001217848 0.008216783 PLAGL2 −0.07137739 0.1016783 0.2177994 −0.1516651 0.000476446 0.005292616 −0.1563562 0.000314508 0.003050613 VCAM1 −0.1186109 0.006409688 0.02889133 −0.1137411 0.008965148 0.03999548 −0.1563665 0.000314215 0.003049902 CLCC1 −0.1375442 0.00155036 0.009825397 −0.101348 0.01996189 0.0706457 −0.1480585 0.000650483 0.005119047 SNX4 −0.08105552 0.06297165 0.1551057 −0.1334268 0.002144372 0.01472497 −0.1666042 0.000121812 0.001556544 PHF15 0.136885 0.001633961 0.01023082 0.1418281 0.001095959 0.009296947 0.1125856 0.009691092 0.03737609 PLXNA1 0.1125331 0.009725291 0.03897677 0.1310764 0.00257043 0.0167971 0.1471286 0.000704069 0.005435836 NDUFAF4 −0.09263316 0.03349868 0.09818239 −0.1502667 0.000538021 0.005703518 −0.1447899 0.000857435 0.006361749 ZNF320 −0.1131169 0.009351072 0.03789158 −0.1192397 0.006132545 0.03060556 −0.1562512 0.000317484 0.003075202 EMC2 0.1351769 0.001870212 0.01126904 0.1356492 0.00180194 0.01314422 0.1211736 0.005346435 0.02432724 SPTSSA 0.1504277 0.000530574 0.004286164 0.1167378 0.007302982 0.03446938 0.1210855 0.005380157 0.02441683 LOXL4 0.1034229 0.01755085 0.06076737 0.1517926 0.000471172 0.005263438 0.1349754 0.00190006 0.01131662 GPRIN1 −0.1524049 0.000446587 0.003733361 −0.1199423 0.00583569 0.02950489 −0.1152047 0.008115314 0.03292249 MIER2 −0.1500444 0.000548469 0.004395018 −0.1147983 0.008343739 0.03796551 −0.1230934 0.004656993 0.02180901 DNAJC15 0.1559687 0.00032563 0.002956582 0.116258 0.007549016 0.03523634 0.1139163 0.008859372 0.03501238 GALE 0.1555143 0.000339141 0.003042497 0.1255247 0.003899417 0.02227934 0.1049741 0.01591851 0.05388689 TTBK2 −0.1888872 1.26981E−05 0.000237726 −0.07541267 0.08370853 0.1939636 −0.09631985 0.02703186 0.07924527 FAM211A −0.09048961 0.03783366 0.1070108 −0.1257788 0.00382707 0.02202108 −0.1666562 0.000121209 0.001554943 EIF3EP1 −0.1219111 0.005071387 0.02419076 −0.1145435 0.008489892 0.03841704 −0.1521484 0.000456737 0.003970843 PARP16 −0.1177925 0.006787159 0.03015336 −0.1351901 0.001868281 0.01347866 −0.1388698 0.001394005 0.009092387 CCDC150 −0.07652085 0.07925037 0.1832064 −0.1583891 0.00026174 0.003541595 −0.1464326 0.000746821 0.005699017 CCDC71 −0.1406034 0.001211388 0.008071477 −0.1179 0.006736486 0.03251219 −0.1311065 0.002564515 0.01413123 ZSCAN2 −0.1150517 0.008200684 0.03458949 −0.1497375 0.000563194 0.005880793 −0.1263938 0.003656954 0.01825068 TNFRSF13C −0.05425588 0.2136901 0.3681211 −0.152269 0.00045194 0.005103795 −0.1630316 0.000170647 0.00198267 CA11 −0.1116927 0.01028739 0.04058348 −0.1191365 0.006177308 0.03075177 −0.1565586 0.000308838 0.003003995 SNX3 −0.1108048 0.01091243 0.04245353 −0.1347095 0.001940114 0.01380595 −0.1446396 0.000868277 0.006400376 FAM21A −0.1109069 0.01083891 0.04223593 −0.1483426 0.000634881 0.006362802 −0.1312269 0.002540982 0.01403489 TTC25 −0.1480278 0.000652191 0.005018156 −0.1287032 0.00307763 0.01886285 −0.1112628 0.01058596 0.03986006 HUNK −0.1194891 0.006025664 0.02766201 −0.1209278 0.005441057 0.02812257 −0.1487361 0.000613849 0.00488772 ZNF329 −0.1300902 0.002771143 0.01522045 −0.128745 0.00306795 0.01884501 −0.1321147 0.002373505 0.01331593 C1orf52 −0.07696874 0.07750408 0.1801869 −0.1428954 0.001003721 0.008731744 −0.1598483 0.000229099 0.002431193 KLF3 0.1538557 0.000393023 0.003404162 0.1163665 0.007492762 0.03507963 0.1156221 0.007886497 0.03226695 PIK3C3 −0.1469128 0.000717074 0.005395108 −0.09253797 0.0336818 0.1022056 −0.1431842 0.000980027 0.007003577 ZNF14 −0.09190437 0.03492242 0.1010782 −0.1449131 0.000848638 0.007755872 −0.1486122 0.0006204 0.004928854 PLCH2 0.1510829 0.000501239 0.004103968 0.09756133 0.02511093 0.08297249 0.1348919 0.001912554 0.01137157 SMIM11 −0.112854 0.009517962 0.03840015 −0.1536353 0.000400755 0.004699337 −0.1234265 0.004545863 0.02148486 SPAST −0.05880818 0.1776616 0.3235896 −0.1484346 0.000629904 0.00633958 −0.1636964 0.000160354 0.001899547 ETS2 0.1341397 0.002028541 0.01193375 0.1166825 0.007330939 0.0345155 0.1380853 0.001484685 0.009483858 SUSD2 0.1457361 0.000791999 0.005840074 0.08916433 0.04074499 0.1161179 0.1462377 0.000759215 0.005774596 COX20 −0.06240558 0.1525433 0.2905836 −0.1358391 0.00177514 0.01301801 −0.1726418 6.78253E−05 0.001035832 PHLDA1 0.07334926 0.09254771 0.2041476 0.1453993 0.00081474 0.007530126 0.1591201 0.00024488 0.002551853 RAB40B −0.1066439 0.01431164 0.05211837 −0.1461242 0.000766523 0.00722358 −0.1363648 0.001702834 0.01043294 PHIP −0.03964811 0.3636791 0.5321191 −0.1709559  8.0033E−05 0.001545048 −0.1491045 0.00059474 0.004787844 YEATS2-AS1 −0.1442497 0.000897 0.006406026 −0.1143113 0.008625045 0.03887027 −0.129109 0.002984915 0.01581178 HECTD4 −0.09812564 0.02427748 0.07762882 −0.1473101 0.000693301 0.006725178 −0.1419317 0.001086671 0.007574049 C12orf23 −0.178086 3.93217E−05 0.000564246 −0.08625683 0.04780011 0.1300234 −0.1049615 0.01593124 0.05390058 USP9X −0.1186178 0.006406595 0.02889133 −0.1084923 0.01270089 0.0514205 −0.1583368 0.000262986 0.002666056 SMAP2 −0.1401541 0.001256473 0.00831614 −0.1253672 0.003944885 0.0224668 −0.1234527 0.004537242 0.02146631 KIDINS220 −0.1684323 0.000102237 0.001193817 −0.1001888 0.02143053 0.07420188 −0.108597 0.01261463 0.04531974 IKZF4 −0.1326059 0.002285236 0.01307733 −0.1197902 0.005898821 0.02969464 −0.1364172 0.001695785 0.01040629 IFIT1 0.1326022 0.002285879 0.01307733 0.1371053 0.001605574 0.01217211 0.1202667 0.005703048 0.02539371 CYP2S1 0.1698561 8.90835E−05 0.001074483 0.06120087 0.160636 0.3071281 0.13357 0.002120628 0.0122579 PPP5C −0.1216372 0.005172026 0.02447787 −0.1243595 0.004247311 0.02368522 −0.1431824 0.000980169 0.007003577 SERPINB9 0.1448808 0.00085094 0.006162451 0.1006647 0.0208167 0.0728767 0.1389609 0.001383813 0.009042859 ADIPOR1 0.1708169 8.11275E−05 0.001002705 0.1244419 0.004221815 0.02357138 0.07689111 0.0778045 0.1723088 CD14 0.1297085 0.00285259 0.0155433 0.1010209 0.02036713 0.07173333 0.153589 0.000402397 0.0036536 ZNF664 −0.06360777 0.1447798 0.2802768 −0.1627571 0.000175075 0.0027258 −0.1473924 0.000688469 0.00534456 PRDM2 −0.07600628 0.08129593 0.1864488 −0.1433491 0.000966726 0.008484146 −0.1588296 0.000251455 0.002586841 CREM −0.1423255 0.001052042 0.007249619 −0.1191088 0.006189346 0.03078968 −0.1262547 0.003694815 0.01840222 EIF1B −0.1233935 0.004556777 0.02224685 −0.08619345 0.04796464 0.1303181 −0.1679447 0.000107146 0.00141765 LINC00669 −0.1085457 0.01265687 0.04758806 −0.1283292 0.003165402 0.01919061 −0.1501627 0.000542888 0.004500573 TUBB2BP1 −0.160254 0.000220725 0.00219448 −0.05747287 0.1877277 0.3419239 −0.146876 0.000719313 0.005522405 IIMM44 −0.1371623 0.001598305 0.01004824 −0.1199709 0.005823873 0.02947727 −0.1312838 0.002529933 0.01399052 TMCC3 0.1141436 0.008723849 0.03614982 0.1091175 0.0121935 0.04994748 0.160569 0.000214422 0.00231719 LGR5 −0.08828195 0.04278658 0.1171874 −0.1492374 0.000587984 0.006039921 −0.1457919 0.000788288 0.005924503 UBIAD1 −0.078385 0.07218681 0.1712284 −0.1538644 0.000392719 0.004636345 −0.147597 0.000676586 0.005284738 ZC3H12C 0.06162134 0.1577755 0.2979347 0.1789377 3.60534E−05 0.000912413 0.1295255 0.002892405 0.01543385 RAB5C 0.08594333 0.04861858 0.1282422 0.1285465 0.00311412 0.01901116 0.1651175 0.000140276 0.001724822 AZIN1 0.1554458 0.000341221 0.003058248 0.1004982 0.02102969 0.07330636 0.125864 0.003803074 0.01881798 YBX1P1 −0.1352618 0.001857774 0.01122324 −0.1196402 0.005961725 0.02996161 −0.1331252 0.002195176 0.01255327 TXNL1 −0.1448613 0.000852327 0.006169289 −0.1156796 0.007855441 0.0363473 −0.1258318 0.003812129 0.01883601 VPS37D −0.1401403 0.00125788 0.008321498 −0.128087 0.003223434 0.0193917 −0.119486 0.006026989 0.02643384 SERPINB2 0.1202019 0.005729297 0.02667985 0.1215922 0.005188704 0.0271102 0.1458337 0.00078552 0.005913275 SON −0.09088124 0.03700788 0.10534 −0.1659881 0.000129167 0.002189864 −0.1260899 0.003740117 0.01854602 CTNS −0.09676143 0.02633459 0.08242451 −0.149924 0.000554203 0.005817456 −0.1392357 0.001353473 0.008928434 CSF2RA 0.1148074 0.008338606 0.03500153 0.1189187 0.006272662 0.03102672 0.1522108 0.000454249 0.003956624 MED11 −0.0562801 0.1970688 0.3475232 −0.157217 0.000291054 0.00380393 −0.1553244 0.00034494 0.003259483 NBEA −0.1673574 0.000113354 0.001302871 −0.08051219 0.06476353 0.1622734 −0.124357 0.004248092 0.02042459 CLDN1 0.1593655 0.000239452 0.002325839 0.1043584 0.01654977 0.062208 0.1171792 0.007082996 0.02987522 METAP1D −0.1289967 0.00301032 0.01615937 −0.1122226 0.009929692 0.04306889 −0.1450114 0.000841682 0.006261554 TRMT13 −0.09287929 0.03302917 0.09735982 −0.1548279 0.000360544 0.00440211 −0.1367827 0.001647306 0.010168 RAB4B 0.1220744 0.005012244 0.02396613 0.1609235 0.000207529 0.003040625 0.1025277 0.01855801 0.06008582 CSTB 0.1518101 0.000470452 0.003888489 0.130368 0.002713209 0.0173909 0.1007055 0.02076474 0.06512494 FAM118B −0.1139933 0.008813265 0.03639034 −0.1338745 0.002070949 0.01440557 −0.1401766 0.001254176 0.008417008 MSS51 −0.08796692 0.04353608 0.1184941 −0.1413943 0.001135631 0.00953944 −0.152383 0.000447445 0.003916976 FAM109B 0.1134713 0.009130183 0.03725682 0.1344218 0.001984313 0.01401117 0.1400229 0.001269923 0.008489939 GOLGA7 −0.1000903 0.02155958 0.07095323 −0.1308482 0.002615654 0.01700952 −0.1534311 0.000408043 0.003683231 NMRK1 0.1579278 0.000272932 0.002572064 0.1060926 0.01482571 0.05738571 0.1169867 0.007178206 0.03012163 NELFA −0.07705204 0.07718276 0.1797364 −0.1502722 0.000537769 0.005703518 −0.1507532 0.000515807 0.004338076 WNT9A 0.1717808  7.3822E−05 0.000936672 0.09442512 0.03020697 0.09432589 0.1063369 0.01459591 0.05079026 DPY19L2P1 −0.1107822 0.01092877 0.04250141 −0.07947434 0.06830288 0.1687447 −0.1797558 3.31579E−05 0.000626221 CLCN6 −0.1136585 0.009015388 0.03694 −0.1224224 0.004888257 0.02608882 −0.149459 0.00057688 0.004673804 ATAT1 −0.09439359 0.0302624 0.09131975 −0.1520991 0.000458713 0.005158623 −0.1378835 0.001508875 0.009578751 PTOV1-AS1 −0.07146241 0.1012704 0.2171261 −0.1551682 0.000349781 0.004305996 −0.1488896 0.000605818 0.004836886 PK3R1 −0.1156088 0.007893714 0.03362075 −0.100637 0.0208519 0.07296067 −0.164122 0.000154075 0.001848764 SNAI2 0.01652609 0.7050549 0.8141413 0.1770698 4.35874E−05 0.001048524 0.1474959 0.000682435 0.005317807 SBK1 −0.08008411 0.06620469 0.1610738 −0.1550581 0.000353229 0.004334605 −0.1443112 0.000892409 0.006503371 DYRK3 −0.1963222  5.6141E−06 0.000125028 −0.03582049 0.4118609 0.5782421 −0.1012401 0.0200948 0.06352863 BICD1 −0.1619038 0.000189536 0.00194411 −0.08254908 0.05825559 0.1503262 −0.1291861 0.002967585 0.01574155 ZC3H12A 0.1451062 0.000835025 0.006088376 0.09941416 0.02246357 0.07672894 0.1373866 0.001569986 0.009852405 SMAD6 −0.1122382 0.00991937 0.03952697 −0.1408025 0.001191887 0.009863181 −0.1341554 0.002026064 0.01187902 PPFIA3 −0.08491683 0.05138113 0.1334033 −0.1122183 0.009932548 0.04306889 −0.1759305 4.88902E−05 0.000810122 NNAT 0.1816197 2.73616E−05 0.000423632 0.03529861 0.4187109 0.5846161 0.1257934 0.003822939 0.01887602 GEMIN5 −0.1032642 0.01772578 0.06122211 −0.1452489 0.000825094 0.007610657 −0.1370253 0.001615827 0.01003601 VN1R81P −0.07546936 0.08347566 0.1898526 −0.1603739 0.000218306 0.003132575 −0.1412655 0.001147657 0.007869081 RAD51AP1 −0.1130899 0.009368081 0.03791635 −0.1499996 0.000550594 0.005801449 −0.1236344 0.00447776 0.02127892 PARP14 0.1414274 0.001132556 0.007659888 0.1416397 0.001113029 0.009422329 0.1007882 0.02065986 0.06485445 ZNF821 −0.1453843 0.000815771 0.00596048 −0.1187836 0.006332491 0.03120069 −0.1202442 0.005712154 0.02542612 SCN9A −0.1523168 0.000450049 0.00375779 −0.09340999 0.0320359 0.09842661 −0.1326889 0.002270616 0.01286503 ACSL5 0.1440075 0.000915275 0.006509819 0.08478334 0.05174983 0.1378312 0.1475408 0.000679831 0.005304126 PHRF1 −0.1139795 0.008821548 0.03640053 −0.1412276 0.001151227 0.009623981 −0.1317449 0.002441997 0.01359606 POLE −0.0658713 0.1309865 0.2604201 −0.1571413 0.00029305 0.003815686 −0.149039 0.000598096 0.004795451 NRIP2 −0.1047261 0.01617019 0.05724132 −0.1502192 0.000540238 0.005713956 −0.1305563 0.002674562 0.01459319 NT5M −0.1361491 0.001732173 0.01064935 −0.07996149 0.06662231 0.1656513 −0.1580827 0.000269124 0.00272234 FBXO32 0.04167832 0.3396128 0.5074687 0.1847299 1.97711E−05 0.000601035 0.1291019 0.002986506 0.01581178 KIAA1217 0.1534643 0.00040685 0.00348489 0.1055271 0.0153697 0.05892562 0.1216767 0.005157387 0.02363703 HMGN2P15 −0.1083475 0.01282108 0.04811448 −0.128627 0.00309534 0.01893289 −0.1474393 0.000685726 0.005332187 LPIN2 −0.1407202 0.001199914 0.008017852 −0.1280839 0.003224185 0.0193917 −0.1161881 0.00758545 0.03137649 NOTCH2 −0.1846511 1.99358E−05 0.000330422 −0.0732421 0.09302643 0.2091711 −0.09888494 0.02319385 0.07072332 RPRD1A −0.1040091 0.01691755 0.05913497 −0.1533377 0.000411419 0.004796096 −0.1274136 0.003389927 0.01728366 OVOL2 0.1963992 5.56594E−06 0.000124354 0.05216758 0.2318705 0.3948379 0.09052169 0.03776544 0.1006813 TPI1 −0.1420275 0.001078154 0.007396167 −0.128472 0.003131616 0.01905112 −0.1138589 0.008893908 0.03513889 CLIC3 0.1732676 6.37583E−05 0.000829394 0.06895428 0.1138618 0.2411874 0.1207792 0.005498958 0.02481037 C21orf33 −0.06253783 0.1516742 0.2894369 −0.1499438 0.000553256 0.00581629 −0.1568647 0.000300449 0.002953355 VTCN1 0.1464273 0.000747155 0.005564286 0.1181806 0.006605724 0.03203661 0.1183831 0.006512839 0.02807719 PBX3 −0.1414001 0.001135092 0.007669587 −0.1177636 0.006800858 0.03273207 −0.12463 0.004164133 0.02017423 UAP1L1 −0.1704177 8.43485E−05 0.001036228 −0.07483341 0.08611818 0.1978998 −0.1206842 0.005536302 0.0248918 CSGALNACT2 −0.1848841 1.94525E−05 0.000325712 −0.0808418 0.06367156 0.1604353 −0.09098518 0.0367913 0.09863215 PIGCP1 −0.140573 0.001214387 0.008087584 −0.1077305 0.01334428 0.0532967 −0.1340181 0.002047882 0.01196138 LRRC37A3 −0.1265393 0.003617719 0.01858119 −0.1154168 0.007998352 0.0366974 −0.1419514 0.001084914 0.007565588 TMEM52 −0.02910359 0.5049825 0.6603553 −0.1579466 0.000272466 0.003629147 −0.161721 0.000192777 0.002157681 PLEKHJ1 −0.1051139 0.0157782 0.05618233 −0.1451702 0.000830553 0.007645809 −0.133893 0.002067958 0.01203844 KIAA1432 −0.1393345 0.00134272 0.008759587 −0.1200865 0.00577637 0.02933364 −0.1246884 0.004146368 0.0201302 IKZF2 0.1704889 8.37652E−05 0.001031794 0.08215258 0.05947811 0.1526754 0.1151688 0.008135249 0.03299374 ACAT1 −0.10824 0.01291088 0.0483602 −0.1404881 0.001222813 0.01004742 −0.1359305 0.001762367 0.01071196 CCDC126 −0.1393174 0.001344571 0.00876585 −0.1000911 0.0215586 0.0745526 −0.1410371 0.001169287 0.007970277 EPAS1 0.1258291 0.003812879 0.01939038 0.1350787 0.001884713 0.01355727 0.1245852 0.004177823 0.02020258 PLCD4 −0.1509635 0.000506473 0.004139514 −0.1325453 0.002295958 0.01545331 −0.09499773 0.02921534 0.08369548 YPEL3 0.1247842 0.004117386 0.02055742 0.1343878 0.001989591 0.01403605 0.1260636 0.003747402 0.01857553 ZNF891 −0.07883254 0.07056987 0.1688606 −0.1582405 0.000265298 0.003564365 −0.1392273 0.001354396 0.008930286 TBCD −0.1148507 0.008314016 0.03490883 −0.1342524 0.002010768 0.01413529 −0.1356505 0.001801752 0.01091797 TMEM9 −0.09474149 0.02965558 0.09004714 −0.1356819 0.001797308 0.01312525 −0.1498503 0.000557741 0.00458355 SLC35D1 −0.09807656 0.02434901 0.0777682 −0.1494103 0.000579304 0.005986139 −0.134445 0.001980718 0.01164749 CLIC4 −0.1929948  8.1207E−06 0.000170229 −0.04245524 0.3306789 0.5015543 −0.1010595 0.02031897 0.06402628 HPCAL1 0.07789841 0.07397906 0.1743822 0.153288 0.000413228 0.00481315 0.1442423 0.000897552 0.006537426 R3HDM1 −0.1029425 0.01808517 0.06201713 −0.1282078 0.003194353 0.01928109 −0.1497204 0.000564026 0.004599559 RASA4B −0.1299516 0.00280047 0.01534792 −0.1338275 0.002078543 0.01442955 −0.1206839 0.005536415 0.0248918 ADRBK1 0.1815133 2.76648E−05 0.000427377 0.05979758 0.1704656 0.3197723 0.1109809 0.01078588 0.04034632 ZBTB40 −0.1214414 0.005245037 0.02473589 −0.1422334 0.001060048 0.009085474 −0.1209765 0.005422165 0.02454345 HLA-DOB 0.08451635 0.05249387 0.1355588 0.1541678 0.000382311 0.00457557 0.1392972 0.001346766 0.00889684 PDRG1 −0.1056794 0.0152215 0.05464076 −0.1498466 0.000557921 0.005834484 −0.1273476 0.003406658 0.01733087 ZNF85 −0.1286377 0.003092849 0.01646877 −0.127103 0.003469306 0.02052243 −0.1284584 0.00313481 0.01639122 HNRNPCP7 −0.07547281 0.08346148 0.1898513 −0.135708 0.00179361 0.013112 −0.1612033 0.000202238 0.002227013 SLC35A2 0.1565966 0.000307785 0.002825898 0.1145916 0.008462164 0.03835391 0.1061328 0.01478765 0.0512408 WDR41 −0.200847 3.36421E−06 8.40689E−05 −0.05150885 0.2378261 0.4021964 −0.07817046 0.07297262 0.164441 C1orf123 −0.1411886 0.001154898 0.007784513 −0.09008931 0.03869383 0.1122274 −0.1446979 0.000864057 0.00638676 NFIX −0.1618868 0.000189835 0.001945734 −0.09307002 0.03266922 0.09982939 −0.1179375 0.006718867 0.02874882 ZNF185 0.1642792 0.000151814 0.001632543 0.07548283 0.08342041 0.1935537 0.126949 0.003509284 0.01769461 CNN1 −0.1438039 0.000930908 0.006604132 −0.1234209 0.00454772 0.02485706 −0.1144785 0.008527544 0.03410773 ZNF713 −0.1001387 0.0214961 0.07081757 −0.1428321 0.001008988 0.008761134 −0.1388941 0.001391273 0.009083083 CROCC −0.1144587 0.008539045 0.03557467 −0.1080707 0.0130535 0.05249686 −0.1564933 0.000310658 0.003019586 ADAMTS3 −0.158644 0.000255742 0.002441472 −0.08907631 0.04094488 0.1164511 −0.1247766 0.004119674 0.02002855 HDAC6 −0.1041309 0.01678847 0.05881669 −0.1418267 0.001096077 0.009296947 −0.1363365 0.001706657 0.01044633 GPER1 −0.1487003 0.000615732 0.004795956 −0.1256118 0.003874467 0.02221116 −0.1050891 0.01580299 0.05363612 TMEM98 −0.1284067 0.003147015 0.0166997 −0.1257506 0.003835035 0.02204868 −0.1293899 0.002922239 0.01553653 ZNF611 −0.08022059 0.06574237 0.160201 −0.1367379 0.001653175 0.01238458 −0.1571559 0.000292664 0.002898016 PLEKHF1 0.08800861 0.04343625 0.1182918 0.1700883 8.70957E−05 0.001634664 0.1171917 0.007076847 0.02985833 SLIT2 −0.1767093 4.52034E−05 0.000631079 −0.08279739 0.05750062 0.1488472 −0.1020121 0.01916056 0.06146483 AP1S3 0.1865637 1.62827E−05 0.00028616 0.0547826 0.209271 0.3673685 0.1044501 0.01645441 0.05497573 C15orf52 0.05488932 0.2083837 0.3615673 0.1586627 0.000255306 0.003499779 0.1498098 0.000559694 0.004590677 DOCK1 −0.1241731 0.004305503 0.02128136 −0.1515214 0.000482458 0.005333186 −0.1061631 0.01475902 0.05119133 ANKRD16 −0.05648738 0.1954216 0.3456256 −0.1629161 0.000172496 0.002700756 −0.1450598 0.000838279 0.006242911 CATSPER1 0.09795828 0.02452213 0.07812396 0.1468162 0.000722968 0.006924739 0.1357817 0.001783198 0.01081967 RNF4 −0.1288668 0.003039945 0.01625547 −0.1166874 0.007328498 0.0345155 −0.1362569 0.001717452 0.01049395 HBA1 −0.0558605 0.2004342 0.351942 −0.1677389 0.000109284 0.001935403 −0.1396737 0.001306385 0.008675366 MVB12B −0.09996899 0.02171942 0.07141675 −0.1387062 0.001412479 0.01111379 −0.1421907 0.001063779 0.007451809 IGFBP1 0.1082861 0.01287227 0.04825453 0.1057938 0.01511093 0.05819842 0.162074 0.000186564 0.002107782 NUDC −0.09419586 0.03061202 0.09202779 −0.1502089 0.000540723 0.005714747 −0.1350437 0.001889902 0.01127458 C11orf58 −0.1466554 0.000732883 0.005481462 −0.1243285 0.004256962 0.02370032 −0.1084108 0.01276838 0.04572437 USP27X −0.1331762 0.002186506 0.01265446 −0.1154575 0.007976044 0.03665201 −0.1326673 0.002274418 0.01287418 TBC1D25 −0.1451296 0.000833384 0.006079601 −0.1037032 0.01724549 0.06378951 −0.1294866 0.002900943 0.01544691 ERI3 −0.1079529 0.01315356 0.0490186 −0.1187208 0.006360471 0.03128318 −0.1523491 0.000448776 0.003923691 MT-CO1 0.1458179 0.000786564 0.005808052 0.1100962 0.01143514 0.04761191 0.1231229 0.004647054 0.0217859 SLX4 −0.1120159 0.01006788 0.04000422 −0.1457465 0.00079131 0.007382199 −0.1243506 0.004250075 0.02042707 NFKBIA 0.1529529 0.000425603 0.003592462 0.09978497 0.02196383 0.07554103 0.1226972 0.00479232 0.02230167 BRAF −0.08371891 0.05476943 0.1400065 −0.1279419 0.003258671 0.01955062 −0.1613147 0.000200166 0.0022112 PKD1P6 −0.1100754 0.01145083 0.04406528 −0.1162858 0.007534547 0.03520421 −0.1524211 0.000445952 0.003908823 SNPH −0.1656653 0.000133185 0.001483047 −0.08897488 0.04117623 0.1168941 −0.1136994 0.008990471 0.03541986 PPP3CB −0.1300884 0.002771522 0.01522045 −0.1427696 0.001014205 0.008789984 −0.108264 0.01289079 0.04604232 CXCL16 0.1981966 4.54745E−06 0.000105846 0.04931127 0.2584708 0.4258854 0.08293264 0.05709285 0.1367301 RN7SL529P −0.07991791 0.06677124 0.161858 −0.1671075 0.000116097 0.00202755 −0.1258363 0.003810849 0.01883601 KRT17 0.174656 5.55423E−05 0.000744791 0.0900405 0.03879984 0.112371 0.09784204 0.02469331 0.07417053 DCAKD −0.1292272 0.002958391 0.0159604 −0.1151825 0.008127635 0.03715223 −0.1361956 0.00172581 0.01054039 LPPR3 −0.1288352 0.003047187 0.01628168 −0.1339792 0.002054108 0.01433554 −0.11919 0.006154062 0.026869 FRMD8 0.1079158 0.01318525 0.04908411 0.1173211 0.007013516 0.03348924 0.1527313 0.000433976 0.003827953 FAM127A −0.1925634 8.51488E−06 0.000175844 −0.05922836 0.1745786 0.3249477 −0.08835003 0.04262604 0.11024 CXCL1 0.1121848 0.009954853 0.03963433 0.148455 0.000628806 0.006333105 0.1204823 0.00561636 0.02516064 FAN1 −0.1114904 0.01042696 0.04100956 −0.1418455 0.001094388 0.009296947 −0.1281918 0.003198199 0.01659625 TSPAN9 −0.1511969 0.000496293 0.004065866 −0.1477199 0.000669544 0.006583142 −0.06760679 0.1211169 0.2370397 EHMT2 −0.07293574 0.09440601 0.2069676 −0.1527841 0.000431966 0.004955351 −0.1451693 0.000830617 0.006195796 CHAF1A −0.1427888 0.001012599 0.007022603 −0.1239301 0.004382461 0.02417736 −0.1125424 0.009719217 0.0374638 ARFGEF1 0.1977339 4.79118E−06 0.000110374 0.07696111 0.07753357 0.1844019 0.0588898 0.1770596 0.3125545 STX8 −0.1132272 0.009281813 0.03769297 −0.1069935 0.01399391 0.05521011 −0.1562972 0.000316178 0.003064676 TGFB3 −0.1641886 0.000153113 0.001641896 −0.1107858 0.01092614 0.04612709 −0.09482048 0.02951926 0.08435199 PLCXD1 −0.1334897 0.002133921 0.01239134 −0.09604738 0.02746999 0.08850805 −0.1460374 0.000772153 0.005841082 GNL3 −0.0556709 0.2019686 0.3538772 −0.1630383 0.00017054 0.002673136 −0.14366 0.000942109 0.006780356 ZNF429 −0.08429423 0.05311963 0.1368447 −0.158656 0.000255462 0.003499779 −0.1319319 0.002407135 0.0134396 ZKSCAN7 −0.1252179 0.003988413 0.02006315 −0.1344689 0.00197701 0.0139898 −0.1221958 0.00496867 0.02295351 HOXD-AS2 −0.1849886 1.92392E−05 0.000323028 −0.05477028 0.2093736 0.3674996 −0.1046582 0.01623973 0.05460998 SERF1A −0.1238526 0.004407241 0.02168412 −0.1376902 0.001532374 0.01181668 −0.1202743 0.005699939 0.02538798 ZNF84 −0.1115839 0.0103622 0.040801 −0.1344624 0.001978011 0.0139898 −0.1347045 0.001940872 0.01148597 ZNF860 0.1670603 0.000116622 0.001332001 0.08507744 0.05094044 0.1361182 0.1132466 0.009269636 0.03621696 RHBDF1 0.1268249 0.003541812 0.01830616 0.1135534 0.009079685 0.04036821 0.1392637 0.00135042 0.008912514 EZH2 −0.05102717 0.2422487 0.4007915 −0.1549675 0.000356092 0.004359225 −0.1529386 0.000426137 0.00378761 PPFIA1 0.1073462 0.01367965 0.05026584 0.1374851 0.001557688 0.01193256 0.1353702 0.001841989 0.0110798 CROCCP2 −0.08765393 0.04429162 0.1197933 −0.1504083 0.00053147 0.005677301 −0.1375036 0.001555395 0.009787318 ZSWIM7 −0.1247682 0.004122217 0.02057265 −0.1300987 0.002769364 0.01759324 −0.1262098 0.003707104 0.01843486 GNAI3 −0.159429 0.000238064 0.002315595 −0.06860268 0.1157211 0.2438271 −0.1342231 0.00201537 0.01182628 MTA3 −0.05922222 0.1746233 0.3196451 −0.1220113 0.005035016 0.02658664 −0.1764206 4.65382E−05 0.000786127 DKFZP761J1410 −0.1599476 0.000227021 0.002239008 −0.08909266 0.04090767 0.1163909 −0.1200324 0.005798559 0.02570387 DISP1 −0.179786 3.30553E−05 0.000493667 −0.04931432 0.2584413 0.4258854 −0.1157127 0.007837619 0.03213309 ZNF584 −0.08653652 0.04707965 0.1253057 −0.1292708 0.002948656 0.01835525 −0.1568014 0.000302166 0.002959782 DSC2 0.1598124 0.000229855 0.002261021 0.0867111 0.0466346 0.1276764 0.1216035 0.005184522 0.02374576 ACTR1A −0.1321894 0.00235989 0.01341254 −0.1312322 0.00253995 0.01668709 −0.1165558 0.007395429 0.03078259 PPM1D −0.1326632 0.002275137 0.01304806 −0.1027829 0.01826586 0.06645762 −0.1410379 0.001169209 0.007970277 INSIG2 0.08064796 0.06431189 0.1576814 0.1349553 0.001903053 0.01364688 0.1555255 0.0003388 0.003218971 RGS12 −0.1346215 0.001953531 0.01163509 −0.1035685 0.01739162 0.06409161 −0.1383952 0.001448236 0.009341052 WNT7A 0.1507653 0.000515269 0.004191717 0.0987277 0.02341475 0.07897017 0.1237254 0.004448235 0.02116028 SHANK2 0.1331893 0.002184296 0.01264693 0.08714105 0.04555358 0.1254571 0.1504259 0.000530656 0.004429395 FAM110A 0.1645914 0.000147416 0.001594312 0.08410616 0.05365432 0.1415494 0.1162851 0.007534911 0.03122311 LZTS2 −0.1218267 0.005102197 0.02427232 −0.1332355 0.002176478 0.014894 −0.1251958 0.003994909 0.01955174 ARMC6 −0.1256535 0.00386258 0.01958588 −0.12673 0.003566879 0.02094827 −0.1274786 0.003373519 0.01723968 ALPL −0.07725898 0.07638921 0.1786994 −0.1200861 0.00577653 0.02933364 −0.1686066 0.000100533 0.00135085 HNRNPLP2 −0.1223736 0.00490548 0.02359968 −0.1186592 0.00638801 0.03135216 −0.1378776 0.001509585 0.009578751 CCDC138 −0.08810517 0.04320581 0.1179186 −0.1625369 0.000178703 0.00275762 −0.1229926 0.004691065 0.02192577 ARHGAP19 −0.07439521 0.08797795 0.197256 −0.1619779 0.000188238 0.002857235 −0.132865 0.00223989 0.01272532 CREG2 0.1541065 0.000384393 0.003339807 0.1098178 0.01164647 0.04830369 0.108999 0.01228829 0.04448393 ANKRD17 −0.1479303 0.000657641 0.005048223 −0.09489327 0.02939412 0.09258582 −0.1296231 0.002871115 0.01538223 PHLDA2 0.1236536 0.004471503 0.02193053 0.1186276 0.00640218 0.03137213 0.1361707 0.001729217 0.01055657 NUDT4 0.1261042 0.003736177 0.01904903 0.1327922 0.002252537 0.01523472 0.120521 0.005600938 0.02512113 PPP4R2 −0.1234329 0.004543782 0.02219898 −0.1158056 0.007787789 0.03609665 −0.1388058 0.001401206 0.009128832 HLA-DPB1 0.025153 0.5645175 0.7073112 0.1617748 0.000191818 0.002880162 0.1539324 0.000390363 0.003591189 GNG5 −0.08751734 0.04462479 0.1204009 −0.1093468 0.01201194 0.04954574 −0.1699935 8.79027E−05 0.001226415 BCL7A −0.0367824 0.3994104 0.5668223 −0.1642249 0.000152591 0.002469667 −0.1477509 0.000667774 0.005231876 ABCA12 0.1417535 0.001102681 0.00750524 0.1241804 0.004303225 0.02388222 0.1106408 0.0110315 0.0409037 ANXA2 0.05739052 0.1883619 0.3368636 0.1449306 0.000847398 0.007750159 0.1576026 0.000281089 0.002808669 RNF43 0.1558374 0.000329481 0.002974093 0.0984247 0.02384557 0.0799205 0.1164662 0.007441357 0.03094599 TRIM25 0.1442966 0.0008935 0.006394855 0.1075616 0.01349078 0.05374305 0.123446 0.004539457 0.02146949 VNN1 0.1162517 0.007552299 0.03258539 0.1124621 0.009771695 0.042597 0.1474908 0.00068273 0.005317807 FAM107B 0.1042845 0.01662698 0.05836844 0.1131289 0.009343497 0.04119987 0.156196 0.000319063 0.003086192 TAB3-AS2 0.1232814 0.00459396 0.02239696 0.1275914 0.00334523 0.01994101 0.1280254 0.003238358 0.01674395 SARNP −0.1853438  1.8531E−05 0.000313788 −0.0605734 0.1649771 0.3130884 −0.09724049 0.02559572 0.07615793 NUP133 −0.03464486 0.4273853 0.5928619 −0.1483286 0.000635643 0.006365116 −0.1629512 0.000171933 0.001994218 ERP27 0.16368 0.000160601 0.001712956 0.09645532 0.02681628 0.08690071 0.1063858 0.01455034 0.05070762 ZBTB46 −0.1294571 0.002907421 0.01574338 −0.1533886 0.000409575 0.004786628 −0.09058876 0.03762314 0.1003981 CHD4 −0.1093738 0.01199076 0.04555116 −0.14774 0.000668395 0.006579487 −0.1201533 0.005749082 0.02552519 COL26A1 −0.1023037 0.01881768 0.06411585 −0.1613437 0.000199629 0.002959137 −0.1109937 0.01077673 0.04032294 SEPT9 0.1255568 0.00389019 0.01967921 0.1334527 0.002140072 0.01471483 0.1193912 0.00606741 0.02654094 RNA5SP392 0.06010835 0.1682509 0.3115866 0.143893 0.000924036 0.008228994 0.1565963 0.000307794 0.002998027 KDM6B −0.1077695 0.01331069 0.04939255 −0.1323389 0.002332836 0.01563348 −0.137094 0.001607018 0.009999144 COPS4 −0.1530567 0.000421733 0.003574972 −0.09148599 0.0357628 0.1063648 −0.1244283 0.004226029 0.02035367 ANKRD52 −0.1514293 0.000486349 0.003995965 −0.09529813 0.02870636 0.09109983 −0.1236177 0.004483206 0.021283 ZNF239 −0.08107244 0.06291654 0.1550248 −0.1524792 0.000443688 0.005045497 −0.1372307 0.001589611 0.009917433 SLC44A3 0.1815863 2.74566E−05 0.000424631 0.07353005 0.09174455 0.2070015 0.0937162 0.03147451 0.08827195 SPHK2 −0.1432152 0.00097751 0.0068479 −0.1010471 0.02033443 0.07165443 −0.1290673 0.002994325 0.01584113 MED13L −0.1290283 0.003003148 0.01614517 −0.1280977 0.003220839 0.0193917 −0.1207557 0.005508182 0.02483268 ZNF527 −0.1228738 0.00473155 0.02293121 −0.1212045 0.005334626 0.02769588 −0.133583 0.002118495 0.01225733 TGM2 0.1020654 0.01909747 0.06481776 0.1286247 0.003095859 0.01893289 0.1448066 0.000856237 0.006356244 ZNF488 0.1824941 2.49867E−05 0.000395665 0.05262708 0.227779 0.39021 0.106439 0.01450086 0.05057315 C18orf32 −0.1091036 0.01220459 0.04618697 −0.111056 0.0107323 0.0456051 −0.1533112 0.000412382 0.003710373 WT1 −0.08227795 0.05908928 0.1480583 −0.1293468 0.002931777 0.018308 −0.1571452 0.000292946 0.002898016 KRI1 −0.1066615 0.01429552 0.0520965 −0.1531665 0.000417673 0.004848704 −0.1162355 0.007560734 0.03131147 TRAK2 −0.1553211 0.000345041 0.003085727 −0.08237679 0.05878422 0.1514937 −0.1278186 0.00328888 0.01692113 MMRN2 0.1521905 0.000455057 0.003795048 0.1022245 0.01891034 0.06813908 0.1166675 0.007338575 0.03060085 MLKL 0.1183822 0.006513246 0.02923504 0.09869349 0.02346305 0.07909473 0.1545408 0.000369864 0.00343478 MAGI3 −0.08920833 0.04064537 0.1128326 −0.1299177 0.002807677 0.01773947 −0.1519844 0.000463341 0.003993341 ZCCHC7 −0.1172118 0.007066994 0.03114803 −0.1341783 0.002022444 0.01418871 −0.126516 0.003623961 0.01812502 KLK7 0.1486186 0.00062006 0.004818158 0.1144339 0.00855347 0.03862938 0.1095833 0.01182722 0.04313899 ITGA11 −0.1771006 4.34521E−05 0.000612156 −0.1007638 0.02069075 0.07257927 −0.07546488 0.08349404 0.1810208 YPEL1 −0.0849168 0.05138121 0.1334033 −0.1328993 0.002233949 0.0151458 −0.1520382 0.000461164 0.003983168 ATP11C −0.1393321 0.001342981 0.008759587 −0.1258385 0.003810231 0.0219605 −0.110135 0.01140593 0.04199978 NDUFS7 −0.1169416 0.007200649 0.03157714 −0.1108484 0.01088099 0.04600997 −0.1466582 0.00073271 0.005609787 ANXA9 0.1812911 2.83085E−05 0.000435087 0.07535736 0.08393624 0.1942325 0.09150836 0.03571743 0.09651543 PTPLB 0.1742947 5.75786E−05 0.000766191 0.1035921 0.01736595 0.06404788 0.07782053 0.07426925 0.1665464 FRK 0.1776206 4.12239E−05 0.000586703 0.05739795 0.1883047 0.3426608 0.1107928 0.01092107 0.04066366 ZNF589 −0.06873826 0.1150013 0.2375636 −0.1350492 0.001889086 0.01358171 −0.1592489 0.000242017 0.002536621 LINC00680 −0.1537978 0.00039504 0.003415252 −0.1201676 0.005743249 0.02920727 −0.09508801 0.02906156 0.08345531 DIAPH1 0.1858466 1.75709E−05 0.000301038 0.04913528 0.2601762 0.4274038 0.1006743 0.02080438 0.06513819 SMYD4 −0.07395399 0.08988301 0.1999491 −0.1414264 0.001132645 0.009525387 −0.1505382 0.000525518 0.004401132 HOXA7 −0.07797459 0.07369609 0.1739783 −0.1036451 0.01730836 0.06395409 −0.1768858 4.44054E−05 0.00076212 PRKCDBP 0.05278082 0.2264217 0.3825177 0.1548511 0.0003598 0.004396885 0.1483014 0.000637124 0.005042434 KIF2C −0.09066954 0.03745233 0.1062601 −0.1224257 0.004887073 0.02608882 −0.1561703 0.000319798 0.003089261 OLFM2 −0.1217338 0.005136325 0.02440017 −0.104925 0.0159681 0.06066049 −0.1461698 0.000763582 0.00579831 B4GALT2 −0.1468766 0.000719281 0.005405873 −0.1226853 0.004796423 0.02574052 −0.1018665 0.0193338 0.06176434 SMIM5 0.176564 4.58706E−05 0.000638473 0.07098167 0.1035941 0.2260427 0.1027057 0.01835384 0.05961891 C12orf43 −0.1053867 0.01550747 0.05545817 −0.1424624 0.001040239 0.008959832 −0.1272237 0.003438264 0.01741528 LZTFL1 −0.110304 0.0112796 0.04356291 −0.126227 0.003702397 0.02153517 −0.1385062 0.001435377 0.009272478 RSBN1L −0.0642003 0.1410662 0.2750772 −0.1441543 0.000904156 0.008108856 −0.1524612 0.000444388 0.003900119 SMARCA1 −0.1653789 0.000136849 0.00151175 −0.09190684 0.03491751 0.1046548 −0.1043331 0.0165762 0.05523682 SUFU −0.1414141 0.001133792 0.007664525 −0.1202767 0.005698979 0.02905477 −0.1115819 0.01036361 0.03930546 FAM192A 0.1320064 0.002393389 0.01355312 0.1059945 0.01491877 0.05764973 0.1350769 0.001884966 0.01125562 WDR3 −0.1229202 0.004715715 0.0228704 −0.09579285 0.02788476 0.08945101 −0.1508578 0.000511146 0.004306684 EPB41L4B 0.1697668 8.98594E−05 0.001080098 0.06825511 0.1175824 0.2466593 0.1151047 0.008171007 0.03310983 SELK −0.1067633 0.01420241 0.05179862 −0.1075284 0.01351975 0.05382762 −0.1557736 0.000331369 0.003172164 RNF220 −0.08015947 0.06594907 0.1605641 −0.1431051 0.000986461 0.008630138 −0.1446222 0.000869539 0.006400376 CCL20 0.07646412 0.07947382 0.1835972 0.1524 0.000446781 0.005072381 0.138016 0.001492946 0.009523517 CEP135 −0.1145304 0.008497455 0.0354385 −0.1258779 0.003799175 0.02190585 −0.1346836 0.00194405 0.011495 ERCC6L2 −0.1088145 0.01243714 0.04697763 −0.130797 0.002625912 0.01704761 −0.1352756 0.001855759 0.01114817 LZTS3 −0.08851942 0.04222884 0.116048 −0.1318776 0.002417224 0.01602159 −0.1489785 0.000601214 0.004812129 OXLD1 0.1552414 0.000347503 0.003094625 0.1322406 0.002350584 0.01570843 0.0749256 0.08573101 0.1845484 INTS3 −0.0892539 0.04054243 0.1126514 −0.121699 0.005149147 0.02696425 −0.1568246 0.000301534 0.002956488 RUFY3 −0.1600674 0.00022454 0.002220418 −0.05872043 0.1783105 0.3299966 −0.133557 0.002122789 0.0122653 DDX39B −0.03365385 0.440732 0.6052502 −0.1485705 0.000622622 0.006279906 −0.1602305 0.000221203 0.002370221 GAS2L1 −0.1145796 0.008469056 0.03537839 −0.1184584 0.006478581 0.03157864 −0.140822 0.001189998 0.008080728 CALD1 −0.1768793 4.44345E−05 0.000622134 −0.07364583 0.09123309 0.2062152 −0.09889617 0.02317813 0.0707182 ZNF91 −0.07675922 0.07831707 0.1815313 −0.1435206 0.00095307 0.008385453 −0.1456963 0.000794653 0.005965901 HMGXB4 −0.1591743 0.000243671 0.002347165 −0.09212041 0.03449509 0.1038808 −0.1125272 0.009729109 0.03747223 PMAIP1 0.03266448 0.4542909 0.6170253 0.1591583 0.000244028 0.003406839 0.1507238 0.000517127 0.00434655 TRIM35 −0.1379999 0.001494871 0.009543176 −0.1226834 0.004797105 0.02574052 −0.1126969 0.009618979 0.03720116 ME2 −0.1390462 0.001374329 0.008926403 −0.1076812 0.0133869 0.05342096 −0.1255003 0.00390643 0.01916588 VDAC3 −0.06840138 0.1167963 0.2401666 −0.1545057 0.000371018 0.004486711 −0.1400509 0.00126704 0.008489144 OAT 0.1240462 0.004345546 0.02142056 0.09161916 0.03549346 0.1059248 0.1518278 0.000469724 0.00403258 RPUSD3 −0.09318191 0.03245962 0.0960979 −0.1156225 0.007886312 0.03640078 −0.1586725 0.000255078 0.002616385 CASP10 0.1572636 0.000289833 0.002700255 0.1082013 0.01294342 0.05214455 0.1007416 0.02071894 0.06502522 RRAGB −0.13046 0.002694273 0.01491117 −0.1022339 0.01889934 0.06813908 −0.1389817 0.001381487 0.009042064 ZBTB39 −0.09069538 0.03739785 0.1061895 −0.1504801 0.000528172 0.005658906 −0.129518 0.002894054 0.01543385 ZNF251 −0.0734435 0.09212835 0.2036369 −0.1405722 0.001214474 0.01000767 −0.1499452 0.000553186 0.004558792 SUGP1 −0.09776505 0.02480725 0.07866945 −0.1345665 0.001961968 0.01392587 −0.140002 0.001272083 0.008500297 NUP62CL 0.1676803 0.0001099 0.001266307 0.07660989 0.07890072 0.1863784 0.1114738 0.01043848 0.03948184 CUL1 −0.09380076 0.03132097 0.0936534 −0.1551297 0.000350983 0.00431567 −0.1221078 0.005000225 0.02306865 KCNMB3 0.1455822 0.000802319 0.00589313 0.1251265 0.004015301 0.02274235 0.09921833 0.02273144 0.06974714 MAP1B −0.1882387 1.36149E−05 0.000250337 −0.06359448 0.144864 0.2858872 −0.08386206 0.05435499 0.1315083 IGBP1-AS2 0.1547633 0.00036262 0.003194501 0.1133446 0.009208592 0.04079389 0.09841555 0.02385868 0.0722926 PHLDB1 −0.1734013 6.29198E−05 0.000820019 −0.08546662 0.04988566 0.1341496 −0.09433822 0.03035996 0.08611881 SPRYD3 0.1440337 0.000913284 0.006502298 0.08915054 0.04077625 0.1161614 0.1330803 0.002202837 0.01258157 MDM1 −0.1296261 0.002870465 0.01560703 −0.1180883 0.006648475 0.03219907 −0.1257555 0.003833636 0.01891541 CREG1 0.1588213 0.000251645 0.002412743 0.09023509 0.03837867 0.1116604 0.1137732 0.0089457 0.03528342 DENR −0.07607121 0.08103546 0.1860774 −0.1559316 0.000326714 0.004111687 −0.133242 0.002175368 0.0124656 GRAMD3 0.1546995 0.000364685 0.003208624 0.09403638 0.03089651 0.09588272 0.1164132 0.007468655 0.03104097 GPATCH8 −0.1338811 0.002069882 0.01213592 −0.1201984 0.005730715 0.02915417 −0.1190925 0.006196467 0.02700332 PLEKHN1 0.1491724 0.000591279 0.004657621 0.07312357 0.09355828 0.2098353 0.1375269 0.001552499 0.009777932 TMX3 −0.1449945 0.000842875 0.006127354 −0.1076718 0.01339509 0.05342301 −0.1175832 0.006886854 0.02924092 CASP3 −0.1533223 0.000411978 0.003513676 −0.1112039 0.0106274 0.04528797 −0.1024332 0.01866712 0.06029882 TIMM21 −0.1187406 0.006351625 0.02870398 −0.1180363 0.006672676 0.03227136 −0.136413 0.001696344 0.01040629 CERK −0.1903245 1.08711E−05 0.000209287 −0.08082316 0.0637329 0.1605027 −0.06164988 0.1575827 0.2871364 RPSAP47 −0.1010298 0.02035606 0.06807687 −0.1445356 0.000875856 0.007921405 −0.1267481 0.003562099 0.01789548 ZYG41A −0.06944634 0.1112991 0.2321554 −0.1479041 0.000659111 0.006534309 −0.1447247 0.000862119 0.0063795 SOX7 0.110922 0.01082806 0.04221728 0.0896222 0.03971845 0.113912 0.1627556 0.0001751 0.002015889 RGS10 0.1361742 0.001728735 0.01064231 0.0863906 0.0474544 0.1292851 0.1430901 0.000987685 0.007050044 POLR3F −0.1151951 0.008120658 0.03436651 −0.1339739 0.002054953 0.01433554 −0.1250249 0.004045349 0.01974306 RPF1 −0.07715116 0.07680183 0.1791879 −0.1264766 0.003634583 0.02124727 −0.1590727 0.000245942 0.002556449 RICTOR 0.1461691 0.000763628 0.005662727 0.09550864 0.02835426 0.09043036 0.1256518 0.003863054 0.01902011 YAF2 −0.1230539 0.004670304 0.02268177 −0.1337087 0.00209787 0.01452026 −0.1173184 0.007014852 0.02965069 MAGOH −0.08122245 0.06242941 0.154152 −0.130589 0.002667916 0.01720445 −0.1534351 0.000407901 0.003683231 EYA3 −0.08884268 0.04147945 0.1145564 −0.1380662 0.001486963 0.01152396 −0.1422902 0.001055099 0.00740965 CRB3 0.1764204 4.65393E−05 0.000644558 0.06783836 0.1198451 0.250056 0.1021939 0.01894619 0.06100208 PTPN3 0.1887557  1.2879E−05 0.0002401 0.08558431 0.0495703 0.1335338 0.05918124 0.1749222 0.3098838 ELMOD2 −0.1374904 0.001557031 0.009841727 −0.1187099 0.006365304 0.03128484 −0.115573 0.007913115 0.03234325 POLR1A −0.1082731 0.0128832 0.04826954 −0.1384834 0.00143801 0.01123844 −0.1262406 0.003698656 0.01840222 PRPSAP1 −0.09578774 0.02789314 0.0860853 −0.1156673 0.007862075 0.0363473 −0.1556379 0.000335413 0.00320138 GALNT12 0.1800942 3.20256E−05 0.000482429 0.07356905 0.091572 0.2067191 0.09055992 0.03768427 0.1005279 TNIP1 0.1161416 0.007609833 0.03277267 0.1312093 0.002544418 0.0166898 0.1262702 0.003690562 0.01839203 EHBP1L1 0.1159227 0.007725339 0.03309603 0.09806456 0.02436652 0.08121591 0.153157 0.000418024 0.003746607 FAM8A1 −0.07983349 0.06706056 0.1622768 −0.1303737 0.002712024 0.0173909 −0.1539973 0.000388128 0.003572987 BBS4 −0.1360478 0.001746106 0.01068921 −0.07695898 0.07754181 0.1844019 −0.1480565 0.000650592 0.005119047 ZNF43 −0.1005154 0.02100752 0.0695188 −0.1293302 0.002935459 0.018308 −0.1410593 0.001167173 0.007966665 HMGA1P2 0.1309023 0.002604864 0.01450284 0.1195331 0.006006976 0.03013013 0.121998 0.005039839 0.02320962 C6orf223 0.1649879 0.000142003 0.001552664 0.09230351 0.03413642 0.1031578 0.1011953 0.02015021 0.06361325 BTF3L4 −0.1011562 0.02019862 0.06765523 −0.1060224 0.01489225 0.05757922 −0.1586362 0.000255923 0.002620061 LRP4 −0.1197955 0.005896633 0.02726752 −0.1194484 0.006042985 0.03027801 −0.1332923 0.002166892 0.01243751 LRRC1 0.1907068 1.04291E−05 0.000203308 0.07236826 0.09700454 0.215447 0.06788397 0.1195958 0.2345243 MBOAT2 0.09773599 0.02485038 0.07873718 0.1291785 0.002969295 0.01841783 0.1429725 0.000997344 0.0070899 ANKRD13B −0.1177692 0.006798218 0.03019285 −0.1329248 0.002229539 0.01512327 −0.1224497 0.004878645 0.02260514 C5 −0.1090033 0.01228482 0.04647794 −0.1477829 0.000665956 0.006564756 −0.1146269 0.008441825 0.03386729 C7orf73 −0.1471835 0.000700798 0.005309655 −0.1239959 0.004361493 0.02411904 −0.09580995 0.02785672 0.08098115 CANT1 0.143343 0.000967219 0.006799234 0.08404928 0.05381693 0.1418708 0.1358765 0.001769905 0.01075308 GBA2 −0.1035538 0.01740764 0.06045332 −0.1175143 0.006919954 0.03317907 −0.1478868 0.000660082 0.005184925 PKDCC −0.1294875 0.002900728 0.01572244 −0.1277445 0.003307167 0.01975642 −0.1148514 0.008313611 0.0335412 MPP6 −0.1575642 0.000282066 0.00264204 −0.1027292 0.01832693 0.06660378 −0.1028068 0.01823865 0.05932782 ZNF101 −0.05863693 0.1789297 0.3252655 −0.1529056 0.000427377 0.004916252 −0.1440888 0.000909103 0.006597395 GBP4 0.127709 0.003315949 0.01735173 0.1372495 0.001587232 0.01207911 0.1064911 0.01445257 0.05041736 FBXO34 0.1821531 2.58887E−05 0.000407169 0.06915709 0.1128 0.2397775 0.08876936 0.04164844 0.1083358 ITFG2 −0.1192328 0.006135562 0.02803706 −0.139872 0.001285568 0.01042764 −0.1132767 0.009250865 0.03618406 POLR3H −0.1377589 0.001523986 0.009685052 −0.1215852 0.005191313 0.02711365 −0.1110023 0.01077053 0.0403214 PRPF31 −0.0774669 0.07559861 0.1775063 −0.1273175 0.003414298 0.02025729 −0.1568815 0.000299992 0.002950949 SMARCB1 −0.1165652 0.007390621 0.03210093 −0.1408761 0.00118476 0.009825795 −0.1147753 0.008356891 0.03366702 C1orf216 −0.1421902 0.001063825 0.007326757 −0.08204333 0.05981865 0.1532449 −0.1381257 0.00147988 0.00946185 ATP5G1P4 0.1241751 0.004304883 0.02128136 0.1298012 0.002832611 0.01783933 0.1183115 0.006545518 0.02815422 GNA11 −0.1412201 0.001151929 0.007768262 −0.1021253 0.0190268 0.06846795 −0.1246771 0.004149804 0.02013986 FZR1 −0.14251 0.001036169 0.007161091 −0.09617017 0.0272718 0.08799169 −0.1276255 0.003336705 0.01710182 PEX14 −0.0591955 0.1748182 0.3199178 −0.1449459 0.000846311 0.007750159 −0.1506304 0.000521333 0.00437247 MMP7 0.1170744 0.007134686 0.03135702 0.1147364 0.00837905 0.03808883 0.138791 0.001402872 0.009128832 CUTA −0.12936 0.002928842 0.01581939 −0.1068025 0.0141667 0.05567088 −0.1333578 0.002155902 0.01238976 VPS13A −0.08846817 0.04234869 0.1163314 −0.1476803 0.000671802 0.00659902 −0.1309595 0.002593506 0.01425043 WASF3 −0.1299018 0.002811078 0.01537422 −0.1009412 0.02046696 0.07201205 −0.1373041 0.001580337 0.009887878 STX18 −0.1049621 0.01593061 0.05658498 −0.1235023 0.00452092 0.02474506 −0.1413669 0.001138183 0.007823389 RAD52 −0.08157887 0.06128452 0.1521829 −0.1609889 0.000206281 0.003025519 −0.1215336 0.005210526 0.02383349 THUMPD3 −0.1188232 0.00631491 0.02857518 −0.1083452 0.01282301 0.05177935 −0.1422274 0.001060568 0.007437049 ZNF273 −0.08369382 0.05484234 0.1401672 −0.1575006 0.000283694 0.00373226 −0.1238436 0.004410128 0.02103652 POM121 −0.07502209 0.08532723 0.1929822 −0.1534377 0.000407808 0.004773992 −0.1340294 0.002046085 0.01196113 LRP10 0.1424195 0.001043927 0.007203979 0.09607072 0.02743221 0.0884068 0.1272946 0.003420135 0.01737404 PIP4K2C 0.1464743 0.000744192 0.005554103 0.1135655 0.009072251 0.04036821 0.1069016 0.01407683 0.04939134 ARHGAP31 −0.1700685  8.7264E−05 0.001058961 −0.05266529 0.2274412 0.3898711 −0.1191539 0.006169713 0.02692045 CNRIP1 −0.1919026 9.15414E−06 0.000185468 −0.009268696 0.8318917 0.90377 −0.1001875 0.02143222 0.06667749 PRRX1 −0.1786325 3.71939E−05 0.000542096 −0.0793857 0.06861239 0.1693891 −0.08579841 0.0490009 0.121837 IFT81 −0.1693532 9.35355E−05 0.001111619 −0.07532128 0.08408503 0.1944475 −0.1058009 0.01510417 0.05196118 MYBBP1A −0.05989658 0.1697578 0.3135418 −0.1597301 0.000231595 0.003279319 −0.1355557 0.001815277 0.01097675 RAD18 −0.1167503 0.007296646 0.0318776 −0.1113117 0.01055161 0.04502386 −0.1412681 0.00114742 0.007869081 CSNK2A1 −0.1165851 0.007380478 0.03210093 −0.1435538 0.000950455 0.008367735 −0.1101088 0.01142564 0.04205008 PLEKHM1P 0.1519939 0.000462956 0.003849397 0.07954629 0.06805252 0.1682755 0.1271559 0.003455675 0.01747803 NUBPL 0.1706235 8.26732E−05 0.001020149 0.05980578 0.1704069 0.3197583 0.1140018 0.008808187 0.03487942 CDCA8 −0.1056772 0.01522357 0.05464076 −0.1212153 0.005330539 0.02768499 −0.1417452 0.001103433 0.007625661 C11orf68 0.02762019 0.5269443 0.6790609 0.146344 0.000752433 0.00712942 0.1600925 0.000224024 0.002393089 RSAD2 0.1653942 0.000136651 0.001510763 0.102495 0.01859566 0.06728177 0.08743125 0.04483588 0.1142359 ALDH18A1 −0.07580705 0.08209931 0.1875805 −0.1667756 0.000119836 0.002069483 −0.1171146 0.007114811 0.02997308 ZNF532 −0.1761072 4.80295E−05 0.000659292 −0.06001958 0.1688813 0.3181726 −0.1042113 0.0167038 0.0555556 GATSL2 −0.08540122 0.05006162 0.1310281 −0.1583954 0.000261589 0.003541595 −0.120518 0.005602126 0.02512113 DTX4 0.1715024 7.58653E−05 0.000956341 0.08587122 0.04880851 0.1319413 0.09229786 0.03414744 0.09366134 TMEM132A −0.1348876 0.0019132 0.01145335 −0.1514878 0.000483876 0.005333186 −0.07357608 0.09154091 0.1938472 ALPK2 −0.152943 0.000425975 0.003593422 −0.1043717 0.0165359 0.06217267 −0.1052737 0.01561914 0.05323281 ZNF430 −0.07499987 0.08542008 0.1930292 −0.1352709 0.001856442 0.01340521 −0.1497193 0.000564081 0.004599559 IPO5 −0.1194611 0.006037582 0.02769845 −0.1223128 0.00492698 0.02621507 −0.1284604 0.00313435 0.01639122 TCEB3 −0.1165726 0.007386879 0.03210093 −0.1121125 0.01000307 0.04329376 −0.1398639 0.001286406 0.008583646 MDFI 0.1504519 0.000529465 0.004279687 0.0705851 0.1055426 0.2289806 0.1336926 0.002100497 0.01217693 LFI44 0.07149166 0.1011304 0.216993 0.1510245 0.000503791 0.00546157 0.1368768 0.001635031 0.01012775 TCAIM −0.0539717 0.216102 0.3709908 −0.1628579 0.000173436 0.002712427 −0.134034 0.002045345 0.01196113 GSAP 0.09395565 0.03104138 0.09301721 0.1439233 0.000921715 0.008226891 0.1291026 0.002986362 0.01581178 CRABP1 −0.0913704 0.03599798 0.1031404 −0.1402814 0.001243545 0.0101937 −0.1346078 0.001955635 0.0115341 ZNF473 −0.1012668 0.02006188 0.06733574 −0.1251411 0.004010979 0.02273612 −0.1411398 0.001159522 0.007926179 FUT11 −0.1546671 0.000365736 0.00321584 −0.09136597 0.03600703 0.1067843 −0.1136676 0.009009819 0.03547856 PIGB 0.1415178 0.001124201 0.007621894 0.1192082 0.006146184 0.03065164 0.1056429 0.01525693 0.0523702 FANK1 0.1170309 0.007156223 0.03143183 0.1240517 0.004343789 0.02405937 0.1286422 0.003091802 0.01620286 FANCC −0.1072169 0.01379416 0.0505798 −0.1220696 0.005013978 0.0265126 −0.1387003 0.00141315 0.009174268 MGA −0.05334741 0.2214689 0.376771 −0.1723245 6.99796E−05 0.001408591 −0.1220029 0.00503806 0.02320962 KIAA0232 −0.1169798 0.00718161 0.03150357 −0.1189584 0.006255159 0.03095114 −0.132988 0.002218642 0.01263292 RAB9B −0.1349383 0.001905595 0.0114229 −0.08923241 0.04059095 0.1157994 −0.1383339 0.001455373 0.009356738 TUBB6 −0.1770904 0.000043497 0.000612169 −0.08100046 0.06315136 0.1594785 −0.08453494 0.05244177 0.1281941 RASA1 0.05847375 0.1801442 0.3270415 0.1570226 0.000296203 0.003842589 0.1371126 0.001604646 0.009988848 TSHZ3 −0.1770522 4.36654E−05 0.000613562 −0.06859368 0.115769 0.2438911 −0.09493532 0.02932204 0.08390901 ZNF345 −0.09761599 0.02502915 0.07915944 −0.1495112 0.000574291 0.005947584 −0.1191993 0.006150021 0.02685979 NUP160 −0.09582127 0.02783818 0.08593471 −0.1507184 0.000517368 0.005569405 −0.1193973 0.006064815 0.02654094 SOWAHB 0.1830953 2.34684E−05 0.000375468 0.06440361 0.139809 0.2788603 0.08573596 0.04916641 0.1221313 SERF1B −0.1216487 0.005167743 0.02447425 −0.1356328 0.001804271 0.01314851 −0.1113197 0.01054598 0.03974968 TMEM161A −0.09543093 0.02848381 0.08736584 −0.1494438 0.000577633 0.005973305 −0.1208738 0.005462013 0.02465967 SERINC5 0.1457122 0.000793591 0.005840074 0.1286121 0.003098804 0.01893505 0.08689585 0.04616747 0.116428 TUBB −0.1530161 0.000423242 0.003583924 −0.09356907 0.03174319 0.09769462 −0.1129222 0.00947442 0.03682737 TJP2 0.160587 0.000214067 0.002142055 0.08084207 0.06367066 0.1604353 0.1124281 0.009794023 0.03761672 MB 0.1594007 0.000238683 0.002319987 0.09358643 0.03171139 0.09769462 0.1036169 0.01733907 0.05710896 RUSC2 −0.1764636 4.63374E−05 0.00064348 −0.08084753 0.06365273 0.1604353 −0.0850366 0.0510522 0.1255913 ZNF512 −0.1431122 0.00098588 0.006874982 −0.1186273 0.006402331 0.03137213 −0.1025026 0.01858687 0.06013731 MLLT1 −0.157235 0.000290583 0.002703624 −0.09898099 0.0230598 0.07822798 −0.1020376 0.01913035 0.06142454 ARHGAP23 0.1072352 0.01377791 0.05054684 0.1010159 0.02037343 0.07173735 0.1539165 0.000390914 0.003593239 PRKD1 −0.1880271 1.39274E−05 0.000254069 −0.028178 0.5186292 0.672392 −0.09694053 0.02605624 0.07714886 SACM1L −0.09784827 0.02468411 0.07837092 −0.1139105 0.008862883 0.03969412 −0.1510627 0.000502124 0.004246093 IRX2 0.1058757 0.01503233 0.05414983 0.1239627 0.00437205 0.02413906 0.1368527 0.001638165 0.01013406 PLS3 0.08741919 0.04486551 0.1208599 0.1217347 0.00513598 0.02692569 0.1516534 0.000476935 0.00407267 ZDHHC8 −0.1462739 0.0007569 0.005621817 −0.1116617 0.01030864 0.04419482 −0.1051934 0.01569884 0.05344032 S100A8 0.1303913 0.002708401 0.01496556 0.1116097 0.01034447 0.04430297 0.12478 0.004118664 0.02002855 ZKSCAN3 −0.1212502 0.005317266 0.02501217 −0.1217524 0.005129456 0.02692191 −0.1249377 0.004071331 0.01985594 PAFAH1B1 −0.1604414 0.000216955 0.002163181 −0.08908929 0.04091534 0.1163909 −0.1052938 0.01559918 0.05317779 ZNF397 −0.1094211 0.01195367 0.04543503 −0.1202947 0.005691714 0.02903003 −0.1368029 0.001644663 0.01016071 ZFAND6 0.1120978 0.01001293 0.03981997 0.152175 0.000455677 0.005131528 0.1004707 0.02106508 0.0657705 C1orf174 −0.09410805 0.03076838 0.09235822 −0.1175915 0.00688286 0.03305815 −0.1505075 0.000526918 0.004410209 RRAGD −0.1209437 0.005434875 0.02551367 −0.07067107 0.1051178 0.2283293 −0.1606026 0.00021376 0.002311834 PET117 −0.05750371 0.1874906 0.3359528 −0.1428371 0.001008567 0.008761134 −0.1498255 0.000558938 0.004587179 ZEB2 −0.1764469 4.64152E−05 0.00064348 −0.04215056 0.3341643 0.5051295 −0.1103501 0.01124536 0.04154074 KIRREL −0.1903728 1.08143E−05 0.000208483 −0.04705207 0.2809524 0.4506951 −0.08162038 0.06115231 0.1441455 LETM1 −0.05436754 0.2127477 0.3670801 −0.1410802 0.001165174 0.009723059 −0.1528909 0.000427929 0.003796268 ZHX3 −0.1741729 5.82806E−05 0.000774053 −0.08315656 0.05642298 0.1467947 −0.08616651 0.04803471 0.1200135 GAS6-AS1 0.1179919 0.006693386 0.02984371 0.1461404 0.000765476 0.007223495 0.1013069 0.02001237 0.06333609 TBC1D3H 0.1460917 0.000768629 0.005696647 0.07779904 0.07434949 0.1789814 0.1319336 0.002406823 0.0134396 KDELC2 −0.1583162 0.000263479 0.00249991 −0.08848851 0.04230108 0.1192088 −0.1082922 0.0128672 0.04598851 AKIP1 −0.1357113 0.001793133 0.01092281 −0.1002137 0.0213981 0.07416337 −0.127786 0.003296898 0.01694591 ZNF343 −0.1196366 0.005963214 0.02745682 −0.1355466 0.00181658 0.01319675 −0.1122749 0.009895016 0.03797318 SYK 0.1882123 1.36535E−05 0.000250386 0.05209532 0.2325186 0.3956511 0.08233359 0.05891738 0.1400393 UTP11L −0.1037782 0.01716455 0.05975823 −0.1122005 0.009944386 0.04309337 −0.1472301 0.000698027 0.005403693 ZNF44 −0.1043258 0.01658379 0.05830509 −0.1282987 0.003172657 0.01920117 −0.1332444 0.002174977 0.0124656 CD99L2 −0.1641505 0.000153663 0.001646523 −0.09045174 0.03791433 0.1106076 −0.09701974 0.02593395 0.07690128 RAET1E 0.1468893 0.000718508 0.005402976 0.08765172 0.04429699 0.1228716 0.1237507 0.004440041 0.02114298 PCDHB11 −0.1519639 0.000464172 0.003853048 −0.08669889 0.04666562 0.1277111 −0.118034 0.006673761 0.02859097 C19orf40 −0.07802354 0.07351474 0.1736975 −0.1392224 0.001354924 0.01083239 −0.1421047 0.001071325 0.007496822 AMPD3 0.1237298 0.004446812 0.02183251 0.08050603 0.06478409 0.1622734 0.1520358 0.000461262 0.003983168 ATP6V1B2 −0.1710232  7.9509E−05 0.000986351 −0.06767096 0.1207634 0.2515567 −0.1036839 0.01726639 0.05692347 RPL17 −0.1040462 0.0168782 0.05902705 −0.1344928 0.001973321 0.01398408 −0.1274772 0.00337387 0.01723968 UBAP2 −0.06078156 0.1635273 0.3056037 −0.1643998 0.000150101 0.002437866 −0.1255371 0.003895852 0.01912072 MR1 0.09308321 0.03264445 0.09651191 0.1250037 0.004051663 0.02287834 0.1444729 0.000880448 0.006453374 DIRC2 0.1140537 0.008777271 0.036274 0.1329883 0.002218603 0.01506377 0.1195821 0.00598623 0.02632617 PELP1 −0.03056439 0.4838347 0.6429882 −0.1639559 0.000156497 0.002504416 −0.1391612 0.001361635 0.008952575 SH3TC1 0.1069043 0.01407437 0.05143698 0.1217116 0.005144516 0.02695014 0.1362585 0.001717234 0.01049395 ADC −0.1146127 0.008449963 0.03533044 −0.08312586 0.05651443 0.1469004 −0.1576234 0.000280559 0.002805388 P2RY11 −0.1156347 0.007879679 0.03358152 −0.1318377 0.002424655 0.01604792 −0.1190795 0.006202142 0.0270196 SOX15 0.1600563 0.00022477 0.002220418 0.09333319 0.03217805 0.0987186 0.1002612 0.02133617 0.0664678 PMP22 −0.1728405  6.6508E−05 0.00085636 −0.06707691 0.1240667 0.2561764 −0.1002439 0.02135873 0.0665083 CD82 0.13737 0.001572064 0.00992361 0.09675206 0.02634923 0.0858911 0.1276003 0.003342999 0.01711965 TBC1D3G 0.1457314 0.000792313 0.005840074 0.0895968 0.03977481 0.1140052 0.1229928 0.004691 0.02192577 LPAR2 0.1920385 9.01906E−06 0.000183801 0.0393583 0.3671992 0.5373261 0.08096314 0.0632734 0.1478433 BTN2A1 −0.1472597 0.000696275 0.005284322 −0.09991935 0.02178512 0.07505622 −0.1128408 0.009526432 0.03694578 STXBP2 0.2024247 2.80636E−06 7.31788E−05 0.0358267 0.4117798 0.5782421 0.05519419 0.2058641 0.3479143 ZNF668 −0.1582213 0.000265761 0.002516413 −0.09080794 0.03716126 0.109147 −0.1050979 0.01579418 0.05361933 SLK 0.1619895 0.000188035 0.001933436 0.067328 0.122662 0.2541799 0.1170095 0.00716686 0.03009866 BOD1 −0.1383136 0.001457756 0.009350466 −0.1117379 0.01025647 0.04409733 −0.1134583 0.009138176 0.03587991 PHAX −0.14314 0.000983614 0.006866056 −0.08813437 0.04313633 0.1206863 −0.1267113 0.003571824 0.01792977 PPM1L −0.02951395 0.4989931 0.6554199 −0.165214 0.000139001 0.00231707 −0.1375063 0.001555051 0.009787318 USP32P3 −0.08913494 0.04081164 0.1131375 −0.09521256 0.02885057 0.09139079 −0.1677403 0.000109269 0.001441623 MOCS1 −0.1431487 0.000982911 0.006864596 −0.0916753 0.03538042 0.1057008 −0.124145 0.004314361 0.0206718 FTH1P7 0.1316914 0.002452053 0.01382906 0.1375928 0.001544346 0.01186955 0.09258116 0.0335986 0.09264241 UPF3B −0.07294107 0.09438187 0.2069473 −0.1336999 0.002099314 0.01452304 −0.1482357 0.000640712 0.005061337 MAP3K5 0.1406447 0.001207319 0.008055935 0.1103574 0.01123992 0.04700976 0.1110752 0.01071857 0.04018094 XPO5 −0.07975765 0.06732134 0.1627381 −0.1490338 0.000598364 0.006092636 −0.1295986 0.00287645 0.01539305 C19orf68 −0.07236923 0.09700008 0.2107372 −0.1400326 0.001268926 0.01031669 −0.1430787 0.000988623 0.007053125 C17orf59 −0.05242409 0.2295801 0.3857933 −0.1450152 0.000841415 0.007725365 −0.1479897 0.000654314 0.005145418 ADSS 0.1342443 0.002012035 0.01187178 0.09107317 0.03660879 0.1080462 0.1339913 0.00205218 0.01197162 PDK2 −0.1202119 0.005725228 0.02666983 −0.1264611 0.003638749 0.02126198 −0.1188975 0.006282016 0.02728218 PPP2R5B −0.1607688 0.000210511 0.002114068 −0.087218 0.04536233 0.1251781 −0.1031112 0.01789593 0.05848636 C14orf182 0.05541589 0.2040458 0.3563563 0.1469509 0.000714766 0.006865992 0.144869 0.000851778 0.00632652 ST7L −0.07527546 0.08427434 0.1910758 −0.1207146 0.005524317 0.02844727 −0.1573621 0.000287265 0.002853358 ARHGAP5-AS1 0.1374723 0.001559286 0.009847413 0.1034916 0.01747553 0.06428169 0.1208907 0.005455434 0.02464595 ZNF557 −0.1514492 0.000485506 0.003991585 −0.1037424 0.01720316 0.06370658 −0.1020305 0.01913885 0.06142553 BMS1 −0.07104107 0.1033047 0.2203457 −0.1610035 0.000206003 0.003024643 −0.1217265 0.005138998 0.02356855 LGALS8 0.1601442 0.000222963 0.00221041 0.09964701 0.02214861 0.07602627 0.09229284 0.03415725 0.09366326 BAIAP3 0.1503467 0.000534311 0.004309504 0.1097062 0.01173223 0.04860146 0.09750618 0.02519369 0.07531594 IPO7 −0.06909434 0.1131277 0.2348782 −0.1596611 0.000233062 0.003296741 −0.1243662 0.004245238 0.02042459 SLC15A3 0.06947784 0.1111366 0.2319902 0.1521871 0.000455194 0.00513024 0.132096 0.002376925 0.01332974 HSD11B1L −0.1286078 0.00309981 0.01649322 −0.07367859 0.09108883 0.2059895 −0.1494629 0.000576683 0.004673804 ACIN1 −0.05777939 0.1853807 0.3334802 −0.1550693 0.000352876 0.004334605 −0.1354678 0.001827892 0.01102836 LMNB1 −0.04462397 0.3065508 0.4715399 −0.1441727 0.000902773 0.008101678 −0.1513146 0.000491233 0.004173197 PTGS1 0.1370312 0.001615071 0.01013534 0.09539255 0.02854798 0.09076561 0.1273287 0.003411464 0.01733952 SEPHS1 −0.09859805 0.02359826 0.07585777 −0.1347485 0.001934188 0.01377481 −0.129757 0.002842113 0.015268 NBPF12 −0.05813312 0.1826992 0.3302059 −0.1397197 0.001301527 0.01052144 −0.1497764 0.000561309 0.0045931 GABRQ −0.1417961 0.001098834 0.007486381 −0.06571204 0.1319225 0.2672466 −0.1410175 0.001171165 0.007979167 ERICH1 −0.07703974 0.07723012 0.1797903 −0.1527534 0.000433135 0.004955351 −0.1266872 0.003578218 0.01794783 MAOA 0.1301891 0.002750381 0.01513743 0.1259519 0.003778452 0.02183339 0.107202 0.01380735 0.04864078 AFAP1L1 0.04397072 0.3136929 0.4790226 0.1821508 2.58949E−05 0.000737077 0.1084374 0.01274636 0.04566707 TPM1 −0.1591036 0.00024525 0.002357481 −0.09072718 0.03733088 0.1095296 −0.1015778 0.01968132 0.06255866 ZNF615 −0.1222465 0.004950581 0.02376108 −0.07653174 0.07920757 0.1868944 −0.1537151 0.00039794 0.003639238 SF3A2 −0.08908028 0.04093583 0.1134354 −0.1389201 0.001388367 0.01101122 −0.1325881 0.002288377 0.01294793 ID4 −0.1197293 0.00592429 0.02734091 −0.08104405 0.06300908 0.1591983 −0.1531611 0.000417873 0.003746607 SELT 0.1409916 0.001173638 0.007884108 0.1112613 0.01058696 0.04513321 0.1083462 0.01282211 0.04587942 HMGN3 −0.05600853 0.1992422 0.3503793 −0.1504623 0.000528988 0.005658906 −0.1404919 0.001222438 0.008239765 ISCA1 −0.1233655 0.004566056 0.02227548 −0.1160566 0.007654476 0.03559728 −0.1241545 0.00431135 0.0206718 ADORA2B 0.1218119 0.005107623 0.02428869 0.09468645 0.02975088 0.09341624 0.1425921 0.001029172 0.007256859 AARD −0.1311872 0.002548725 0.01427593 −0.09212504 0.03448599 0.1038759 −0.1353314 0.001847628 0.01110412 MRPS10 0.1074017 0.01363076 0.05016885 0.1222909 0.004934781 0.02623125 0.1331308 0.002194227 0.01255327 SPTAN1 −0.09176638 0.03519771 0.1016425 −0.144263 0.000896001 0.008056481 −0.1246127 0.004169425 0.02019115 ZNF493 −0.1157204 0.007833472 0.03342554 −0.124487 0.004207932 0.02352282 −0.1237413 0.004443096 0.02115029 PAICS −0.1229988 0.004688971 0.02274862 −0.1202166 0.00572332 0.02913785 −0.1204504 0.005629096 0.02519337 FKBP14 −0.1628778 0.000173114 0.00181581 −0.08997171 0.03894964 0.1125093 −0.09526577 0.02876082 0.08288238 FARP1 −0.1538107 0.00039459 0.003413488 −0.09417688 0.03064575 0.09529898 −0.1057407 0.01516221 0.05213507 ERI1 −0.1083656 0.01280603 0.04807095 −0.1375209 0.001553249 0.01192041 −0.1173217 0.007013224 0.02965069 RADIL −0.05927121 0.1742664 0.3192584 −0.1209595 0.005428746 0.02806936 −0.1636225 0.000161468 0.001906258 TNFRSF18 0.1516024 0.000479063 0.003945611 0.0834715 0.05549187 0.1448868 0.1171059 0.007119109 0.02998211 UBE2G1 −0.1128493 0.009520953 0.03840109 −0.1370821 0.001608537 0.01218793 −0.1129896 0.009431555 0.03670054 TUBA3FP −0.149853 0.000557609 0.004442677 −0.09502582 0.02916742 0.09201753 −0.1100958 0.01143542 0.04207498 XAF1 0.09866054 0.02350966 0.07565593 0.1368769 0.001635016 0.01232459 0.1261815 0.003714878 0.01844716 BMI1 −0.1044005 0.01650589 0.05808988 −0.1403895 0.00123266 0.01012236 −0.1175447 0.006905334 0.02927668 GCNT2 0.1158165 0.007781927 0.03325657 0.1385795 0.001426952 0.01118553 0.1081188 0.01301284 0.04641228 PI3 0.1542742 0.000378719 0.003304944 0.07027462 0.1070882 0.2310947 0.1224292 0.00488586 0.02263104 USP49 −0.09984603 0.02188247 0.07179244 −0.1335918 0.002117045 0.01458952 −0.1281166 0.003216292 0.0166546 GOLT1A 0.1648103 0.000144405 0.00157029 0.07753423 0.07534402 0.1806218 0.1019677 0.01921334 0.0615289 NSMCE1 0.1022651 0.01886274 0.06416236 0.1207269 0.005519502 0.02843423 0.1378753 0.001509863 0.009578751 FOXP4 −0.05923674 0.1745175 0.3195355 −0.1530214 0.000423045 0.004889148 −0.1351998 0.001866857 0.01120034 MIR600HG −0.03142189 0.4716476 0.6323312 −0.1401461 0.001257285 0.01028211 −0.1582075 0.000266093 0.002693633 FTH1P3 0.1280004 0.003244417 0.01709827 0.1396442 0.001309504 0.01056637 0.09140149 0.0359346 0.09695167 DARS 0.1364031 0.001697673 0.01052558 0.09270483 0.03336139 0.1013659 0.1284142 0.003145259 0.01642118 CRTAP −0.172886 6.62098E−05 0.000855111 −0.04581441 0.293814 0.4644125 −0.1091109 0.0121988 0.04421748 RPAIN −0.07802688 0.07350239 0.1736975 −0.1367044 0.001657579 0.01240422 −0.1406073 0.001211002 0.008186468 NAP1L5 −0.1768707 4.44733E−05 0.000622134 −0.08046498 0.0649212 0.1625249 −0.07644066 0.07956637 0.1750766 YWHAE −0.076282 0.0801946 0.1846397 −0.1345198 0.001969147 0.01396259 −0.1434311 0.000960178 0.006885477 VPS37A −0.1592713 0.000241522 0.002337789 −0.08750092 0.04466499 0.1236706 −0.1020037 0.01917056 0.06146857 RHOA −0.1308152 0.002622247 0.0145763 −0.1152962 0.00806468 0.0369494 −0.1151516 0.008144841 0.03302303 B4GALNT4 −0.128136 0.003211608 0.01698474 −0.1130572 0.009388731 0.04132883 −0.1202907 0.005693318 0.02536982 ZFP36 0.1544657 0.000372339 0.003261541 0.09158638 0.0355596 0.1060995 0.1059626 0.01494926 0.05160683 STAT5A 0.08864831 0.04192868 0.1154506 0.1241888 0.004300573 0.02387702 0.1443662 0.000888323 0.00648038 RNF19B 0.141901 0.001089411 0.007444043 0.1165645 0.007390982 0.0347199 0.09939178 0.02249403 0.06922274 PTPRD −0.1117173 0.01027057 0.0405652 −0.0792618 0.06904692 0.1699552 −0.1586136 0.000256451 0.002620061 C5orf56 0.09467545 0.02976996 0.0902566 0.1380335 0.001490855 0.0115477 0.1273403 0.003408502 0.01733392 NALCN 0.0732919 0.0928037 0.2046474 0.1302722 0.002733068 0.01746467 0.1482569 0.00063955 0.005055026 RAB11B −0.1502483 0.000538879 0.004335642 −0.1046898 0.01620737 0.06133508 −0.09975229 0.02200748 0.06805646 HNRNPA1P39 −0.1056524 0.01524768 0.05471317 −0.1198632 0.005868461 0.02959533 −0.135129 0.001877275 0.01123379 FAM189B −0.08394356 0.05412022 0.1386526 −0.1155508 0.007925177 0.0364942 −0.1537558 0.000396508 0.00363092 GPR126 0.1325104 0.002302148 0.01315959 0.1078935 0.01320427 0.05290451 0.1195118 0.006016008 0.02642356 DMTF1 −0.1064887 0.01445478 0.05255908 −0.1113992 0.01049036 0.04481748 −0.1412965 0.001144753 0.007860789 ZFAND1 0.1797456 3.31925E−05 0.000494167 0.06329276 0.1467843 0.2880026 0.08410265 0.05366435 0.1304268 SART3 −0.08985065 0.03921451 0.1097801 −0.140753 0.001196709 0.009891327 −0.1275733 0.003349749 0.01714791 RPF2 −0.07057956 0.10557 0.2238277 −0.1514519 0.000485392 0.00534507 −0.1293302 0.002935453 0.01559487 PRPSAP2 −0.1024977 0.01859261 0.06344461 −0.1268875 0.003525381 0.02076538 −0.1309377 0.002597835 0.01426053 CLIP2 −0.1701028 8.69732E−05 0.001057319 −0.081951 0.06010773 0.1537189 −0.08703716 0.04581282 0.115878 NRTN −0.06401976 0.14219 0.2765299 −0.1230921 0.004657428 0.02524406 −0.1579779 0.000271695 0.002736413 RPSA −0.08070675 0.06411714 0.1573702 −0.148352 0.000634374 0.006362802 −0.1255939 0.00387958 0.01908123 ARHGAP17 −0.1685814 0.000100778 0.001178759 −0.09509087 0.02905671 0.09177227 −0.07612435 0.08082282 0.1770184 ZMYND11 −0.03784027 0.3859819 0.5534136 −0.1511236 0.000499469 0.005457437 −0.1447574 0.000859767 0.006372768 ZNF138 −0.05488939 0.2083832 0.3615673 −0.1336836 0.002101976 0.01453423 −0.1534909 0.000405897 0.003671005 AFG3L2 −0.05404303 0.2154947 0.3702594 −0.1381923 0.001472 0.01143984 −0.1497325 0.00056344 0.004599559 REXO1 −0.1058461 0.01506074 0.05423813 −0.1264505 0.003641614 0.02126198 −0.1278155 0.003289646 0.01692113 INTS10 −0.1216421 0.005170203 0.02447757 −0.1108928 0.01084901 0.04592905 −0.1272699 0.003426436 0.01739029 IRAPPC8 −0.1027899 0.01825783 0.06250142 −0.113156 0.009326432 0.04115872 −0.1417663 0.001101527 0.007616567 CHAF1B −0.07706097 0.07714836 0.1797364 −0.1426166 0.001027094 0.008868559 −0.1335179 0.002129253 0.01229244 CCDC18 −0.04986749 0.2531321 0.4121836 −0.1438928 0.000924055 0.008228994 −0.1461935 0.000762056 0.00578988 CC2D1B −0.1420154 0.001079222 0.00739985 −0.07271368 0.09541613 0.2129043 −0.1332246 0.002178318 0.01247737 KLHDC3 −0.06985249 0.1092183 0.2291888 −0.142128 0.00106928 0.009130868 −0.1382418 0.001466174 0.009395802 BRAT1 −0.101295 0.02002712 0.0673002 −0.09575161 0.02795247 0.0895713 −0.1550411 0.000353763 0.003318077 WDR7-UT1 −0.1512208 0.000495264 0.004062219 −0.05483506 0.2088346 0.3670162 −0.1319722 0.002399695 0.01341959 AIFM2 0.1110165 0.01076044 0.04198895 0.1264171 0.003650643 0.02130537 0.1226305 0.004815453 0.02238687 RNF138 −0.1136642 0.009011889 0.03693654 −0.1186083 0.006410865 0.03139675 −0.1272513 0.003431192 0.0174001 SSBP2 −0.1384946 0.001436719 0.00924108 −0.08007369 0.06624008 0.1649956 −0.1322226 0.002353849 0.01323767 LINC00857 0.1592978 0.000240938 0.002333758 0.06517381 0.135124 0.2717906 0.1158496 0.007764248 0.03188092 UBB −0.1037053 0.01724327 0.05997228 −0.1354292 0.00183345 0.01329848 −0.1202889 0.005694038 0.02536982 FAM136A −0.05634509 0.1965512 0.3468742 −0.1529812 0.000424543 0.004899845 −0.134013 0.002048705 0.01196138 ELOVL4 −0.1095814 0.01182865 0.04508298 −0.1088174 0.01243475 0.05062537 −0.139186 0.001358915 0.008947369 MKLN1 −0.1052827 0.01561016 0.05574086 −0.1340777 0.002038392 0.01427182 −0.1200081 0.00580855 0.02571251 TPBG 0.1208186 0.005483563 0.02570755 0.1059413 0.01496959 0.05776592 0.1315266 0.002483288 0.01378185 HSPA4L −0.06404035 0.1420614 0.2764313 −0.1479872 0.000654453 0.006503032 −0.1348501 0.001918836 0.01138954 DYRK1B −0.1158427 0.007767925 0.03321713 −0.1161377 0.007611838 0.03544636 −0.1272158 0.003440286 0.01741919 SLC44A2 0.1518612 0.000468357 0.003878086 0.1060311 0.01488403 0.05757623 0.09256438 0.0336309 0.09271311 C20orf194 −0.1558471 0.000329195 0.002974093 −0.09289292 0.03300334 0.1006295 −0.09937337 0.02251913 0.06925403 STMN1 −0.1107785 0.01093146 0.04250141 −0.1184644 0.006475848 0.03157864 −0.1294939 0.002899323 0.01544419 SLC30A9 −0.1123359 0.009854668 0.03938189 −0.1235535 0.004504154 0.02471419 −0.1235901 0.004492189 0.02130562 TMEM106A 0.003212627 0.941348 0.9661989 0.128867 0.003039886 0.01873178 0.1711113 7.88269E−05 0.001153724 AHR 0.1275935 0.003344694 0.01749523 0.1007427 0.02071745 0.0726363 0.1283831 0.003152605 0.01644719 MTX3 −0.1192514 0.006127503 0.02800943 −0.1054095 0.01548496 0.05922921 −0.1329844 0.002219272 0.01263292 ANKRD13C −0.08735386 0.04502633 0.1211993 −0.1056094 0.0152894 0.05869087 −0.1567222 0.000304328 0.002970509 FAAH2 0.1570294 0.000296021 0.002743906 0.0799069 0.06680893 0.1659374 0.1081253 0.01300734 0.04641228 SLC35E2 −0.09265463 0.03345751 0.09808237 −0.1265988 0.003601787 0.02107325 −0.1366149 0.001669406 0.01028494 PTDSS2 −0.1119291 0.01012644 0.04014524 −0.1273179 0.003414214 0.02025729 −0.119682 0.005944148 0.02617418 HS3ST3A1 −0.1658665 0.000130667 0.001463199 −0.08789026 0.04372012 0.1217324 −0.08615917 0.04805383 0.1200397 SNRNP48 −0.05890509 0.1769469 0.3227784 −0.1443711 0.000887962 0.008010074 −0.1404078 0.001230826 0.008284265 RNF185 −0.1544738 0.000372073 0.003261262 −0.09141646 0.03590411 0.1066018 −0.1019051 0.01928773 0.06166146 CYTL1 −0.1711198  7.8761E−05 0.000981445 −0.06362138 0.1446937 0.2857131 −0.09702595 0.02592437 0.07688926 BLZF1 0.09241638 0.0339169 0.09901203 0.1524576 0.000444527 0.005050911 0.1094822 0.01190588 0.04334762 SLC20A1 0.01537492 0.7247356 0.8271233 0.163419 0.000164577 0.002609045 0.1370026 0.00161875 0.01004968 GNG11 −0.1716652 7.46643E−05 0.000944035 −0.07026663 0.1071282 0.2311452 −0.09073888 0.03730627 0.09974374 VKORC1L1 −0.0716705 0.1002775 0.2156394 −0.1538036 0.000394837 0.004649851 −0.1231982 0.004621759 0.02170903 MROH1 0.1630804 0.000169871 0.001789882 0.09068289 0.03742419 0.1096633 0.08813785 0.04312805 0.1112204 ADRBK2 −0.09313436 0.03254856 0.09631024 −0.1286115 0.003098932 0.01893505 −0.1339719 0.002055276 0.01197965 BCAS1 0.1690803 9.60386E−05 0.001135736 0.06073051 0.163882 0.3116646 0.1018803 0.01931738 0.06172602 GPC6 −0.1811428 2.87458E−05 0.000441139 −0.07060817 0.1054284 0.2287899 −0.07024756 0.1072238 0.216831 BCOR −0.1136735 0.009006217 0.03692416 −0.1078244 0.01326346 0.0530653 −0.1352312 0.001862253 0.01118235 CASP4 0.0991834 0.02277951 0.07377105 0.1225394 0.004847206 0.02594101 0.1346866 0.001943593 0.011495 GOLIM4 −0.1577555 0.000277226 0.002606815 −0.08099159 0.06318035 0.1595152 −0.1053355 0.0155579 0.05311514 CTAGE4 0.1787251 3.68444E−05 0.000539261 0.07067808 0.1050832 0.2283254 0.07568312 0.08260225 0.1795909 ZNF69 −0.1076364 0.01342576 0.0496739 −0.1444683 0.000880787 0.007955663 −0.1040574 0.01686631 0.05597572 CAPS 0.1235948 0.004490668 0.02200772 0.1378242 0.001516054 0.0117038 0.09438985 0.03026899 0.08594738 MED28 −0.06939212 0.1115792 0.2326004 −0.145589 0.000801862 0.007440748 −0.1327525 0.002259475 0.01281566 PTBP1 −0.09384724 0.03123683 0.09344197 −0.1338973 0.002067273 0.01438719 −0.1282231 0.003190693 0.01656518 CHRDL1 −0.1389714 0.001382633 0.008971964 −0.07839829 0.07213837 0.175204 −0.1309014 0.002605039 0.01428666 TMEM136 −0.129228 0.002958213 0.0159604 −0.1073038 0.0137171 0.05441105 −0.1198524 0.005872924 0.02594263 DANCR −0.1257622 0.003831739 0.01946495 −0.1295783 0.002880871 0.01806366 −0.1009874 0.02040913 0.06425576 FKBP1B −0.127497 0.003368891 0.01758215 −0.1090107 0.01227889 0.0501349 −0.1200811 0.005778589 0.02563167 FTH1P10 0.1232329 0.00461016 0.0224445 0.143398 0.000962817 0.008455177 0.08623681 0.04785202 0.119729 LINC00641 −0.1111434 0.01067023 0.04173051 −0.110717 0.01097603 0.04628652 −0.1341667 0.002024266 0.01187347 LYPLAL1 0.1483425 0.000634888 0.004907863 0.1090433 0.01225278 0.05007236 0.09237602 0.03399528 0.09343509 NOXA1 0.1704058 8.44456E−05 0.001036506 0.07796062 0.07374791 0.177992 0.08524198 0.05049222 0.124566 BPTF −0.09951394 0.02232813 0.07278444 −0.1262989 0.00368274 0.0214567 −0.1303301 0.002721038 0.01479458 NFATC3 −0.105427 0.01546777 0.05536022 −0.1315571 0.002477478 0.01633563 −0.1201355 0.005756335 0.02554924 SPPL2B −0.07637104 0.07984154 0.1841095 −0.1278697 0.00327632 0.01962268 −0.144455 0.000881764 0.006456219 MLF2 −0.1227779 0.004764479 0.02306671 −0.1128163 0.00954214 0.04191134 −0.1212302 0.00532487 0.02424497 ATPIF1 −0.0224847 0.6065468 0.7408973 −0.1437391 0.000935936 0.008308219 −0.1527516 0.000433201 0.003823544 SCARNA12 −0.08418165 0.05343917 0.1374116 −0.1439715 0.000918026 0.008206806 −0.1238465 0.004409212 0.02103652 MDC1-AS1 −0.07565857 0.0827022 0.1886792 −0.1368112 0.001643571 0.01234032 −0.1367183 0.001655755 0.0102111 NFYA −0.1359753 0.001756151 0.01073512 −0.1211002 0.005374512 0.02784065 −0.09620309 0.02721887 0.07959717 SNORD64 −0.07644341 0.07955554 0.1836904 −0.0994161 0.02246092 0.07672894 −0.165423 0.000136278 0.001689099 MRPS18B 0.1555824 0.000337082 0.00303287 0.111735 0.01025844 0.04409733 0.07594152 0.08155637 0.1780121 PSPH −0.1342173 0.002016293 0.01188179 −0.0901763 0.03850551 0.1118857 −0.1267105 0.003572042 0.01792977 ADK 0.1565002 0.000310465 0.002842998 0.0772006 0.07661242 0.1828168 0.1082899 0.01286912 0.04598851 FHL1 −0.1469672 0.000713774 0.005379001 −0.08987316 0.03916513 0.1128887 −0.111514 0.01041059 0.03941922 CGGBP1 −0.1380874 0.001484431 0.009490951 −0.07062223 0.1053589 0.2287104 −0.1354279 0.001833637 0.01104388 PDCD6IP −0.08072831 0.06404583 0.1573061 −0.1282392 0.003186856 0.01924419 −0.1410546 0.001167612 0.007966665 TCN1 0.07917774 0.06934302 0.16644 0.1388203 0.001399571 0.01105676 0.1323485 0.002331101 0.01313991 C1orf106 0.1803782 3.11039E−05 0.000470952 0.05436849 0.2127397 0.3713473 0.08255846 0.05822693 0.1386825 RRP9 −0.05614693 0.1981324 0.3490009 −0.1504834 0.000528019 0.005658906 −0.1334643 0.002138134 0.0123249 KCNJ12 −0.1341407 0.002028388 0.01193375 −0.09460144 0.02989859 0.0936507 −0.123084 0.004660159 0.02181061 PROS1 −0.149945 0.0005532 0.004420198 −0.05078398 0.2445033 0.4102268 −0.1319162 0.002410046 0.01345045 SPC24 −0.1130136 0.009416299 0.03804662 −0.1099077 0.01157787 0.04807648 −0.1320181 0.002391223 0.01338835 DPY19L3 −0.1403137 0.001240283 0.00822463 −0.09687833 0.02615262 0.08543431 −0.1139834 0.008819197 0.03490316 MAP3K9 0.1783507 3.82771E−05 0.000552675 0.05413254 0.2147345 0.3737896 0.08635394 0.04754891 0.1191697 KMT2D −0.0762522 0.08031305 0.1848037 −0.1494642 0.00057662 0.005967266 −0.1224854 0.004866118 0.02256964 LDLR 0.1042343 0.01667964 0.05849769 0.1026363 0.01843315 0.06685018 0.1447546 0.00085997 0.006372768 CTC1 −0.01989076 0.6486901 0.7717211 −0.157821 0.000275585 0.003660177 −0.1393999 0.001335645 0.008840156 ASPHD2 −0.1007539 0.02070327 0.06898738 −0.1490852 0.000595728 0.006079569 −0.102513 0.01857488 0.06012139 PPP1R12A −0.1383186 0.001457171 0.009350466 −0.1104299 0.01118628 0.04685582 −0.1034392 0.01753294 0.05756805 GSTO2 0.1749355 5.40139E−05 0.000728383 0.06661542 0.1266812 0.2598018 0.08349424 0.05542514 0.1335866 ARL13B −0.1191509 0.006171034 0.02814381 −0.1032554 0.01773558 0.06498067 −0.1314708 0.002493926 0.01383537 BEND3 −0.0382599 0.3807321 0.5485364 −0.1639532 0.000156537 0.002504416 −0.1261834 0.003714342 0.01844716 ATF5 −0.1136023 0.009049691 0.03702606 −0.104671 0.01622661 0.06137449 −0.1352086 0.001865558 0.01119737 CITED4 0.06528717 0.1344448 0.2653351 0.1366669 0.001662527 0.01242121 0.1415339 0.001122717 0.007732362 POLR2F −0.1299503 0.002800756 0.01534792 −0.1038571 0.01707982 0.0635143 −0.1196598 0.005953488 0.02619873 AUP1 0.1248538 0.004096441 0.02048073 0.1145496 0.008486386 0.03841366 0.1154403 0.007985461 0.03255701 RAB43P1 0.1167653 0.007289098 0.03187463 0.129796 0.002833735 0.01783933 0.1087255 0.01250952 0.04507376 TEX9 −0.09083066 0.03711366 0.1055583 −0.1205534 0.005588045 0.02864825 −0.1400399 0.001268176 0.008489144 CYP2R1 −0.0994343 0.02243618 0.07301593 −0.1255593 0.003889499 0.02225927 −0.1289778 0.003014609 0.01590612 SPOP −0.1395323 0.001321417 0.008655439 −0.1199291 0.005841141 0.02952173 −0.09032763 0.03817975 0.1013781 CS −0.08582888 0.04892031 0.1288405 −0.1171696 0.007087695 0.03375081 −0.1457 0.000794412 0.005965901 C8orf58 −0.1548905 0.000358541 0.00316457 −0.0945666 0.02995932 0.09375085 −0.09387279 0.03119067 0.08773299 PIP5K1C −0.1645959 0.000147354 0.001594312 −0.07481989 0.0861751 0.1979979 −0.09534442 0.02862862 0.08255267 MRPS18A 0.1334236 0.002144909 0.01244476 0.1025972 0.01847802 0.06699546 0.1162125 0.007572706 0.03134088 HOOK3 −0.09720573 0.02564872 0.08078852 −0.1477169 0.000669713 0.006583142 −0.1069048 0.01407393 0.04939134 SFR1 0.1368713 0.001635743 0.01023113 0.0699494 0.1087264 0.2336517 0.135515 0.001821108 0.01100174 MLLT10 −0.08528726 0.05036947 0.1316112 −0.1222195 0.004960211 0.0263014 −0.1418631 0.001092814 0.007605438 PTPRS −0.1337079 0.002097997 0.01225431 −0.1073166 0.01370573 0.05438144 −0.111453 0.01045293 0.03951503 SERINC3 0.07707368 0.07709945 0.179706 0.1013432 0.01996783 0.07064877 0.1623188 0.000182369 0.00207551 TSPAN33 −0.08257003 0.05819156 0.1464416 −0.1255537 0.003891088 0.02225927 −0.1407509 0.001196912 0.008118816 SMAD2 −0.1139807 0.008820811 0.03640053 −0.1097845 0.01167199 0.04838073 −0.1299645 0.002797726 0.01511706 PIP4K2B −0.171071 7.91383E−05 0.000984074 −0.08761407 0.04438864 0.1230278 −0.06979279 0.1095222 0.2201993 ARPC5L 0.1463391 0.000752742 0.005596911 0.09756357 0.02510759 0.08297249 0.1034975 0.0174691 0.05746926 C17orf80 −0.1076685 0.01339791 0.04960103 −0.1306828 0.002648885 0.01714079 −0.1161638 0.007598191 0.03141052 PPARG 0.160327 0.00021925 0.00218293 0.0917504 0.03522971 0.1054089 0.08696304 0.04599856 0.1161882 EP400 −0.08383148 0.05444331 0.139352 −0.142506 0.001036506 0.008938737 −0.1233797 0.004561359 0.0215183 KRT81 0.1003471 0.02122466 0.07008922 0.1230952 0.004656382 0.02524406 0.1298474 0.002822706 0.01519306 MTO1 −0.01878846 0.666955 0.785659 −0.1423386 0.0010509 0.009034885 −0.1529224 0.000426747 0.003788198 SENP3 −0.078751 0.07086225 0.1691798 −0.1415591 0.001120408 0.00946296 −0.1278374 0.003284262 0.01690593 SNORA6 −0.09856823 0.02364064 0.0759414 −0.1301436 0.002759924 0.01756223 −0.1244082 0.004232235 0.02037651 MAPRE2 −0.1751675  5.2776E−05 0.000714334 −0.07361025 0.09139003 0.2064694 −0.07490502 0.08581732 0.184657 PGAP1 −0.1110248 0.01075449 0.0419775 −0.09839133 0.02389343 0.08004156 −0.140736 0.00119837 0.00812475 TMED3 0.09328073 0.03227545 0.09572599 0.1405274 0.00121891 0.01002127 0.1180772 0.006653658 0.0285312 SIK2 −0.09622849 0.0271781 0.08432722 −0.1219343 0.005062944 0.02669361 −0.1336799 0.002102579 0.01218393 CCL5 0.1230653 0.004666466 0.02267104 0.1155493 0.007925998 0.0364942 0.1150758 0.008187142 0.0331559 CFL2 −0.1506322 0.00052125 0.004220642 −0.09992046 0.02178365 0.07505622 −0.09418088 0.03063863 0.08667868 RNF150 −0.1541075 0.000384359 0.003339807 −0.0775278 0.07536829 0.1806218 −0.1084447 0.01274028 0.04565706 SIRT4 −0.09394781 0.03105547 0.09303941 −0.1512392 0.00049447 0.00542786 −0.104337 0.01657208 0.05523629 COPS8 −0.1541388 0.000383295 0.00333651 −0.06221978 0.1537709 0.2978482 −0.1183772 0.006515505 0.02807719 APC −0.1613383 0.000199729 0.00202371 −0.05480846 0.2090558 0.3672359 −0.1124674 0.009768245 0.0375488 CCDC134 −0.07977922 0.06724709 0.1626193 −0.112201 0.009944053 0.04309337 −0.1518484 0.000468882 0.004028626 SKP2 −0.0462744 0.2889886 0.4527794 −0.1520963 0.000458824 0.005158623 −0.1337851 0.002085418 0.01210464 SMU1 −0.09454218 0.03000194 0.0907228 −0.1395992 0.001314282 0.01058156 −0.1174366 0.006957434 0.02947064 RHOF 0.1532505 0.000414593 0.00353143 0.07582068 0.08204414 0.1914918 0.1101586 0.0113882 0.0419678 PAPSS1 −0.1216766 0.005157428 0.02445496 −0.1019976 0.01917779 0.068727 −0.1277606 0.003303171 0.01697189 STX19 0.1645209 0.000148399 0.001603704 0.07357399 0.09155015 0.2067191 0.09420751 0.03059132 0.08656243 CAMKMT −0.06931141 0.1119973 0.2332211 −0.1448411 0.00085377 0.007767071 −0.1290434 0.002999727 0.01585584 TNFRSF14 0.08773843 0.04408657 0.1195016 0.13875 0.00140751 0.01108723 0.123184 0.004626514 0.02171155 QRICH2 −0.1350745 0.001885333 0.01133561 −0.1063055 0.01462529 0.05689473 −0.1088368 0.01241903 0.04481734 WIBG 0.1760726 4.81969E−05 0.000660597 0.07112236 0.1029097 0.2246198 0.07341102 0.09227269 0.1950408 HERC2 −0.1178687 0.006751185 0.03005109 −0.1003375 0.0212371 0.07380754 −0.1324504 0.002312853 0.01306518 KLHL17 −0.09981099 0.02192913 0.07186992 −0.1119216 0.01013148 0.04371359 −0.1385979 0.001424838 0.009228626 MEX3C −0.1596076 0.000234207 0.002287665 −0.07856041 0.07154952 0.1743213 −0.09826497 0.02407543 0.07273841 ABCA11P −0.1038534 0.01708378 0.05955151 −0.1389526 0.001384734 0.01098866 −0.1090423 0.0122536 0.04439299 ARL15 −0.08492723 0.05135248 0.1333785 −0.1254456 0.003922172 0.02234659 −0.1374806 0.001558251 0.00979643 OBFC1 0.1005098 0.02101481 0.0695188 0.1118877 0.01015449 0.04376102 0.1377538 0.001524609 0.009647784 DHRS2 0.1537367 0.000397178 0.003430037 0.08802725 0.04339169 0.1211821 0.09889846 0.02317494 0.0707182 MAGEE1 −0.1339045 0.002066104 0.01212399 −0.1089144 0.01235638 0.05040692 −0.1073665 0.01366177 0.04825126 DNMT1 −0.103212 0.01778369 0.06133083 −0.1464645 0.000744809 0.007081284 −0.09971605 0.02205597 0.06817613 GLIS3-AS1 −0.1345757 0.001960547 0.01166689 −0.09643081 0.02685517 0.08697576 −0.1176147 0.006871782 0.0292056 ARL10 −0.1388491 0.001396325 0.009035538 −0.09308655 0.03263818 0.09979712 −0.1152388 0.008096401 0.03287757 CAAP1 −0.0781553 0.07302842 0.1728712 −0.1424849 0.001038313 0.00894878 −0.1253847 0.003939801 0.01930239 TAPBPL 0.1327435 0.002261043 0.01297792 0.07601689 0.08125333 0.190206 0.1337909 0.002084486 0.01210464 CENPO −0.1253879 0.003938861 0.01986413 −0.1090567 0.01224209 0.05005806 −0.1170651 0.007139291 0.03005074 WARS2 −0.07386589 0.09026733 0.2006758 −0.1000982 0.02154917 0.0745385 −0.1629006 0.000172747 0.001998724 PRADC1 −0.09337507 0.03210047 0.09534922 −0.1285483 0.003113698 0.01901116 −0.1282926 0.003174089 0.01651322 CDPF1 −0.1141209 0.008737324 0.03618412 −0.1129714 0.009443111 0.04155506 −0.1247318 0.00413322 0.02008038 ACTA2 −0.1666179 0.000121652 0.001377766 −0.08030314 0.06546407 0.1636484 −0.08342707 0.05562247 0.1339226 PHLDB2 0.09616899 0.02727369 0.08456727 0.1365897 0.001672737 0.0124774 0.1180063 0.006686669 0.02862865 BTBD9 −0.1183842 0.006512335 0.02923504 −0.1049305 0.01596258 0.06065605 −0.1276382 0.003333531 0.01710182 GNRH1 −0.1017182 0.01951163 0.06601419 −0.1362186 0.001722673 0.01270015 −0.1132748 0.009252034 0.03618406 SNORA51 −0.07122774 0.1023995 0.2190408 −0.1395979 0.001314427 0.01058156 −0.1322165 0.002354954 0.01323846 PKD2 −0.1694614  9.256E−05 0.001103374 −0.04747986 0.2765968 0.4459575 −0.1015007 0.01977517 0.06278525 HTRA2 −0.1144199 0.008561613 0.03564735 −0.09069881 0.03739062 0.1096302 −0.141129 0.00116054 0.007926179 IL20RA 0.15878 0.000252592 0.00241804 0.0842838 0.05314917 0.1406165 0.09280157 0.03317683 0.09169744 INPP5B −0.1210925 0.005377476 0.02526125 −0.06543207 0.1335804 0.2695428 −0.1498013 0.000560102 0.004591317 GATSL1 −0.07845974 0.07191471 0.1708742 −0.1523135 0.000450179 0.005096075 −0.1131953 0.00930179 0.03632761 TNS1 −0.1425121 0.001035984 0.007161091 −0.1193925 0.006066862 0.03033831 −0.08133231 0.06207465 0.1458825 PLEKHG3 0.1531344 0.000418857 0.003552752 0.04100758 0.3474487 0.5178987 0.1274192 0.003388491 0.01728267 PBX2 −0.07658389 0.0790027 0.1827249 −0.128497 0.003125735 0.01904865 −0.1387489 0.001407638 0.009143477 CNNM2 −0.08970064 0.0395448 0.1105854 −0.1235458 0.004506668 0.02471419 −0.1344263 0.001983616 0.0116596 TMEM216 0.1552206 0.00034815 0.003096421 0.04096658 0.3479313 0.5182296 0.1249096 0.004079713 0.01988985 UBXN2B −0.04017898 0.3572856 0.5259685 −0.1299203 0.002807142 0.01773947 −0.154446 0.000372991 0.003451905 FARP1-AS1 −0.1469138 0.000717014 0.005395108 −0.09004816 0.03878319 0.1123695 −0.1053015 0.01559159 0.05317779 RPSAP54 −0.09460604 0.02989058 0.09052371 −0.1348534 0.001918334 0.01370703 −0.1197494 0.005915863 0.02607438 EEF1A1P5 −0.05056788 0.2465192 0.4051601 −0.1496295 0.000568464 0.005921469 −0.1318588 0.002420713 0.01349916 SIN3B −0.1253556 0.003948233 0.01989698 −0.09717428 0.02569676 0.08443654 −0.1253889 0.003938596 0.01930239 IGF2BP1 −0.1152998 0.008062662 0.0341921 −0.1055782 0.01531983 0.05879148 −0.1286652 0.003086439 0.01618694 QRSL1 −0.03270797 0.45369 0.6165099 −0.158512 0.000258831 0.003521886 −0.1301113 0.002766703 0.01499768 SENP3-EIF4A1 −0.0815263 0.06145229 0.1523927 −0.1397112 0.001302425 0.01052144 −0.1244585 0.004216694 0.02032024 ZNF542 −0.08670671 0.04664576 0.1244856 −0.1087526 0.01248742 0.05073962 −0.1478781 0.000660572 0.005185843 BTNL9 −0.04674496 0.2841077 0.4476955 −0.1116974 0.01028417 0.04413979 −0.165637 0.000133543 0.001659631 USP4 −0.1102191 0.01134295 0.04372267 −0.09767769 0.02493708 0.082623 −0.1388009 0.001401761 0.009128832 TRMT1 −0.100356 0.02121317 0.0700679 −0.1465086 0.000742037 0.00706273 −0.1001665 0.02145975 0.06673329 WWP2 0.130059 0.002777727 0.01524573 0.08402772 0.05387867 0.1419529 0.1297106 0.002852146 0.01530417 YTHDC2 −0.1140809 0.008761078 0.03621783 −0.1162252 0.007566111 0.03529246 −0.1198705 0.005865405 0.02591764 SPARC −0.1819057 2.65623E−05 0.000415416 −0.0322057 0.460657 0.6219965 −0.08439071 0.05284707 0.1289357 HAUS4 0.1891042 1.24047E−05 0.000233641 0.06186608 0.1561283 0.301366 0.04377144 0.3158932 0.4732984 RHPN2 0.1781317 3.91395E−05 0.000562791 0.06075367 0.163721 0.3114862 0.07402931 0.08955546 0.1903899 RPS6KA2 0.05347797 0.2203387 0.3754308 0.1283168 0.003168333 0.01919061 0.1495579 0.000571984 0.004650376 GTF3C4 −0.1181795 0.006606268 0.02953827 −0.1367052 0.001657482 0.01240422 −0.09284697 0.0330905 0.09154974 FOXC2 −0.1616527 0.000194 0.001976786 −0.07245398 0.09660844 0.2148758 −0.09631539 0.02703899 0.07924947 BAG4 −0.1058032 0.01510195 0.05435843 −0.1400371 0.001268465 0.01031669 −0.102545 0.01853805 0.06006272 HNRNPA1L2 −0.09219297 0.03435259 0.1000321 −0.1394889 0.001326063 0.01065059 −0.115957 0.007707136 0.03171021 CYS1 −0.1147535 0.008369319 0.03509869 −0.1037675 0.01717612 0.06367025 −0.1299123 0.002808844 0.01515439 MIA 0.08822365 0.04292447 0.1174495 0.1459138 0.000780241 0.007313249 0.1114963 0.01042284 0.03944413 ATG3 0.1074697 0.0135711 0.05003873 0.163201 0.000167967 0.002644726 0.0650045 0.1361434 0.2580661 ZSCAN25 −0.1264959 0.003629367 0.01862041 −0.1135586 0.009076475 0.04036821 −0.1085337 0.01266671 0.04546363 TRMU −0.1081262 0.01300659 0.04862551 −0.1100843 0.0114441 0.04762786 −0.1303151 0.002724164 0.01480579 CMIP 0.132473 0.002308807 0.01319224 0.05991048 0.1696585 0.3190323 0.140684 0.001203462 0.00814737 DCTN2 −0.1431794 0.000980414 0.006850594 −0.103947 0.01698373 0.0633092 −0.09621342 0.02720228 0.07957836 DHX9 −0.08597572 0.04853349 0.1281403 −0.1376072 0.001542577 0.0118625 −0.1222753 0.00494033 0.02285292 ADAM11 −0.1121911 0.009950651 0.03962893 −0.09218189 0.0343743 0.1036579 −0.1400267 0.001269537 0.008489939 YEATS2 −0.1382651 0.001463435 0.009373931 −0.08991935 0.03906402 0.112714 −0.1151321 0.008155716 0.03305749 PPP1R9B −0.1532976 0.000412875 0.003519173 −0.08532962 0.05025487 0.1348559 −0.09798322 0.02448554 0.07370259 SH3PXD2B −0.1726211  6.7964E−05 0.000871881 −0.05784806 0.1848579 0.3382904 −0.08644917 0.04730367 0.1187412 RN7SKP97 0.1004049 0.02114987 0.069892 0.05047542 0.2473851 0.4132685 0.1702336 8.58739E−05 0.001213481 KIAA1598 0.1550236 0.000354318 0.003139239 0.09953753 0.02229621 0.07634464 0.08123444 0.06239063 0.1464444 KRT83 0.1133969 0.009176144 0.03741147 0.1117744 0.0102315 0.04400874 0.1235348 0.004510292 0.02136233 NGFRAP1 −0.1339519 0.002058488 0.01208557 −0.08495308 0.05128139 0.1367668 −0.1236198 0.004482499 0.021283 EGFR 0.1013789 0.01992397 0.06703449 0.1018828 0.01931443 0.06899271 0.1418285 0.001095918 0.007608024 TERF1 −0.07501643 0.08535086 0.1929822 −0.1362904 0.00171291 0.0126617 −0.1307101 0.002643382 0.01445139 GOLGA8N −0.1288203 0.003050612 0.01629373 −0.100933 0.02047736 0.07203041 −0.1170064 0.007168408 0.03009866 NUDT16L1 −0.06916403 0.1127638 0.2342276 −0.1313792 0.002511511 0.01652847 −0.1387815 0.001403951 0.009131583 KCNS3 0.1015598 0.01970328 0.06654155 0.1515091 0.000482975 0.005333186 0.09076753 0.03724605 0.09964016 ASIC1 −0.1035673 0.01739298 0.0604175 −0.1069643 0.01402026 0.05528271 −0.1361022 0.001738609 0.01060925 RAC2 0.1176944 0.006833709 0.03031179 0.09347117 0.03192307 0.09815268 0.1340826 0.002037603 0.01192156 DIP2C −0.1535899 0.000402365 0.003457111 −0.05016304 0.2503267 0.4164231 −0.120854 0.005469735 0.02468652 ABHD2 0.09471656 0.02969871 0.09013962 0.1117178 0.01027022 0.04412408 0.1392113 0.001356141 0.008937562 PANK3 −0.03658372 0.4019634 0.569053 −0.1106971 0.01099048 0.04630613 −0.168619 0.000100413 0.00135085 LARS −0.1053111 0.01558208 0.05568344 −0.1078565 0.01323594 0.05299012 −0.1337498 0.002091166 0.01212789 WARS 0.07565463 0.08271823 0.1886849 0.1495815 0.000570823 0.005929319 0.1157479 0.007818694 0.03208385 NUMB 0.1296454 0.002866274 0.01559643 0.07781174 0.07430206 0.1789291 0.132687 0.002270952 0.01286503 C3 0.09474633 0.02964721 0.09004714 0.09194964 0.0348325 0.1045125 0.1527772 0.000432229 0.003823544 EPPK1 0.1736587 6.13347E−05 0.000804634 0.06850747 0.1162287 0.2446743 0.07521771 0.0845134 0.1828037 CFB 0.1122541 0.00990879 0.03951009 0.1166527 0.00734608 0.03456731 0.1195074 0.006017868 0.02642356 TOPORS-AS1 −0.0945947 0.02991034 0.09055573 −0.1296971 0.002855049 0.01796538 −0.1227794 0.004763949 0.02219933 TAF3 −0.09295579 0.03288439 0.09700244 −0.124548 0.004189189 0.02345508 −0.1290026 0.003008978 0.01588845 WDR18 −0.1165498 0.007398521 0.032101 −0.100614 0.02088137 0.07302708 −0.1294623 0.002906275 0.01546776 NUDT4P1 0.1098567 0.01161678 0.04451927 0.1275004 0.003368039 0.02004264 0.1107748 0.0109341 0.04069298 PKD1P1 −0.09996541 0.02172416 0.07141675 −0.1121786 0.009958986 0.04314321 −0.1341187 0.00203187 0.01190303 STK39 0.1085002 0.01269439 0.04771624 0.1076729 0.01339408 0.05342301 0.1307435 0.002636655 0.01442027 DPH5 −0.07683584 0.07801897 0.1810815 −0.1295837 0.002879691 0.01806366 −0.1350401 0.001890437 0.01127458 FGFRL1 −0.1042334 0.0166806 0.05849769 −0.1448075 0.000856174 0.007783861 −0.0957216 0.02800183 0.08125027 SRF −0.1011952 0.02015034 0.06756252 −0.1416833 0.001109057 0.009401315 −0.1031436 0.01785984 0.05840956 CDH24 −0.05962348 0.1717159 0.3159853 −0.1589949 0.000247693 0.00344419 −0.114491 0.008520323 0.03409844 ZBED1 −0.1300153 0.002786963 0.0152904 −0.1015627 0.01969967 0.06987759 −0.1140527 0.008777824 0.03481862 POLD1 −0.05729304 0.1891148 0.337595 −0.1293286 0.002935805 0.018308 −0.1455176 0.000806686 0.006046449 MEIS1 −0.1400285 0.001269349 0.008389395 −0.1000515 0.02161062 0.07467682 −0.1024271 0.01867421 0.06030774 DDX58 0.1201256 0.005760402 0.02680486 0.1135247 0.009097305 0.04042666 0.1139363 0.008847368 0.03497537 BCL2L2 0.1558671 0.000328607 0.002971981 0.07698718 0.07743285 0.1842372 0.09932365 0.02258703 0.06941683 PQLC2 −0.1321312 0.002370484 0.01345695 −0.1159736 0.007698309 0.0357423 −0.09639281 0.02691557 0.07903753 TCP1 −0.07097327 0.1036351 0.2208354 −0.1378491 0.001513036 0.01169348 −0.1303396 0.002719086 0.01478974 SERPINA1 0.1226996 0.004791469 0.02316515 0.06987399 0.109109 0.2342932 0.1430682 0.000989477 0.007055596 GRAMD1A −0.1140938 0.008753411 0.03621783 −0.1330633 0.002205744 0.01501308 −0.09888408 0.02319505 0.07072332 APBB3 −0.0859089 0.04870919 0.1284302 −0.09561448 0.02817863 0.08997899 −0.1549622 0.00035626 0.003334759 NUDCD2 −0.02699052 0.5364114 0.686431 −0.1107117 0.01097988 0.04628652 −0.1701818 8.63076E−05 0.001216993 LSM10 −0.1271109 0.003467261 0.01800105 −0.08892318 0.04129459 0.1171823 −0.1262386 0.003699217 0.01840222 FAM132B −0.1200218 0.005802941 0.02693269 −0.120418 0.00564208 0.02884029 −0.1066533 0.01430306 0.05002118 HNRNPLL −0.1172512 0.007047649 0.03108245 −0.09681194 0.02625584 0.08568046 −0.130431 0.002700217 0.0147101 CD2AP 0.1506989 0.000518247 0.004206108 0.05051433 0.2470205 0.4127282 0.1224944 0.004862942 0.02256964 RNF144B 0.1379859 0.001496549 0.009546502 0.1122524 0.009909937 0.04302446 0.09182006 0.03509041 0.09545112 TBCB −0.1191509 0.006171054 0.02814381 −0.1068151 0.01415529 0.05564176 −0.1205782 0.005578208 0.02504112 DCTN4 −0.1221243 0.004994274 0.02391307 −0.08916275 0.04074856 0.1161179 −0.1310647 0.002572732 0.01416529 NBPF15 −0.1215862 0.005190928 0.02455064 −0.09588968 0.02772634 0.08902488 −0.1265978 0.003602056 0.01804139 ARAP3 0.0441635 0.311574 0.4767808 0.1251236 0.004016143 0.02274235 0.1536792 0.000399201 0.003642495 STOX1 −0.001244895 0.9772549 0.987686 −0.1564671 0.000311389 0.003991003 −0.1370326 0.001614888 0.01003465 RAB20 0.1618156 0.000191094 0.001955761 0.07021867 0.1073686 0.2315562 0.09394555 0.03105955 0.08746692 PNPLA6 −0.1344032 0.001987197 0.01178627 −0.07986867 0.06693986 0.1661441 −0.1245075 0.004201631 0.02027531 HYAL1 0.09865155 0.02352239 0.07566631 0.106413 0.01452503 0.05666194 0.1384985 0.001436271 0.009272478 RPL23AP4 −0.1596721 0.000232828 0.002278998 −0.09756697 0.02510249 0.08297249 −0.0710732 0.1031485 0.2108877 STS 0.1117052 0.01027883 0.0405652 0.1243309 0.004256216 0.02370032 0.1103176 0.01126949 0.04161847 GAR1 −0.1030787 0.01793227 0.06162946 −0.1074471 0.01359092 0.05404915 −0.1338359 0.002077189 0.01207198 PRRC2A −0.07161376 0.1005475 0.2160754 −0.1235961 0.004490251 0.02468375 −0.1419782 0.00108253 0.007552749 RARG 0.1314725 0.002493614 0.01402935 0.1119224 0.01013095 0.04371359 0.1004537 0.02108688 0.06580904 MAP7D3 −0.1644906 0.000148823 0.001607031 −0.08076891 0.06391173 0.1606914 −0.07951 0.0681787 0.1563506 PALM −0.09648137 0.026775 0.08337386 −0.1339172 0.002064073 0.0143721 −0.1147461 0.008373527 0.03370478 MBNL1 0.07674663 0.07836612 0.1816147 0.1350174 0.001893802 0.01360542 0.1284376 0.003139723 0.01640206 TARSL2 −0.1099833 0.01152047 0.04423544 −0.09362294 0.03164458 0.09755503 −0.1382472 0.001465538 0.009395802 ROBO3 −0.1622881 0.00018289 0.001891268 −0.08352868 0.05532421 0.1446654 −0.08087672 0.06355676 0.1482814 DDX50 −0.08691916 0.04610882 0.1234209 −0.1495454 0.0005726 0.005934494 −0.1042684 0.0166439 0.05540932 PHYH −0.09201677 0.03469953 0.1006803 −0.1262382 0.003699317 0.02152625 −0.1258454 0.003808302 0.01883095 FARSA −0.1006693 0.02081076 0.06919851 −0.1278197 0.003288605 0.01967086 −0.1169377 0.007202621 0.03021497 SMARCD1 −0.1449564 0.000845569 0.006136323 −0.09434887 0.03034118 0.09459781 −0.0988186 0.02328682 0.07092544 GNL3L −0.09255658 0.03364592 0.09848948 −0.1331289 0.002194551 0.01495884 −0.1184649 0.006475635 0.02798335 CDK13 −0.1104841 0.01114629 0.04316785 −0.08569373 0.04927861 0.1329001 −0.1425425 0.001033393 0.007279249 PRR15L 0.1650217 0.000141551 0.001550151 0.06606965 0.129828 0.2644243 0.09018392 0.03848904 0.101954 TBC1D24 −0.1139368 0.0088471 0.03648675 −0.1336706 0.002104108 0.01454174 −0.09639629 0.02691003 0.07903753 STAU2 −0.0787187 0.07097835 0.1692561 −0.1222695 0.004942388 0.02623688 −0.1380649 0.001487109 0.009490631 UCK1 −0.1275174 0.00336375 0.01757968 −0.08859842 0.04204464 0.1186617 −0.1245299 0.004194734 0.02025902 LMNB2 −0.1170582 0.007142693 0.03138231 −0.1204186 0.005641855 0.02884029 −0.1079639 0.01314417 0.04676732 MKL2 0.1251251 0.004015706 0.020164 0.07652763 0.0792237 0.1869008 0.1350392 0.001890571 0.01127458 NCAM1 −0.1625126 0.000179109 0.001863244 −0.05614002 0.1981877 0.3549832 −0.1008779 0.02054664 0.06455726 DYX1C1 −0.13123 0.002540386 0.01424069 −0.1176219 0.006868305 0.03301103 −0.09295818 0.03287987 0.09105749 RASAL2 0.09192768 0.03487611 0.1010158 0.1375117 0.001554389 0.01192041 0.113596 0.009053542 0.03561793 KIAA0922 −0.1410749 0.001165687 0.007838259 −0.1056997 0.01520186 0.05847187 −0.09225769 0.03422588 0.09375911 QPRT −0.08808731 0.04324835 0.1179416 −0.131199 0.002546426 0.01669511 −0.1230669 0.004665917 0.02183022 IL1B 0.07424475 0.0886239 0.1980848 0.1115058 0.01041628 0.04458307 0.1487094 0.000615253 0.004893548 XXYLT1 −0.1220847 0.00500854 0.02395666 −0.1015859 0.0196715 0.06982089 −0.1199216 0.005844268 0.02584468 HERPUD1 0.0793596 0.06870374 0.1653561 0.1372622 0.001585633 0.01207795 0.1232203 0.004614352 0.02169837 LTBP4 −0.1011506 0.02020567 0.06765523 −0.1312299 0.002540409 0.01668709 −0.1120603 0.01003807 0.03840569 SAMD10 0.1823359 2.54012E−05 0.00040086 0.03337934 0.4444706 0.608377 0.07591229 0.08167412 0.1781015 ZNF696 −0.08839383 0.04252305 0.1166953 −0.1386978 0.001413432 0.01111409 −0.1146582 0.008423837 0.03382548 FBXO18 −0.08184376 0.06044493 0.1508363 −0.1167047 0.007319693 0.0345155 −0.1400984 0.001262167 0.008466557 ZNF721 −0.06094777 0.1623765 0.3041064 −0.1262612 0.003693023 0.02150761 −0.1437214 0.000937317 0.006759851 PXMP2 −0.06280675 0.1499183 0.2873639 −0.1170568 0.007143379 0.0339 −0.150033 0.000549009 0.004539473 CCDC142 −0.08778474 0.04397452 0.1193266 −0.1383242 0.001456507 0.01133843 −0.1153606 0.008029198 0.03269702 SLC8B1 0.1254693 0.003915345 0.01978856 0.08447027 0.05262319 0.1396496 0.1287399 0.003069146 0.01612663 SLC50A1 0.1738482 6.01922E−05 0.000792635 0.06131766 0.1598376 0.3060356 0.07505268 0.08519956 0.1838218 RFC1 −0.1005498 0.02096348 0.06944091 −0.1019778 0.01920124 0.06875792 −0.1383689 0.001451298 0.009345526 FOCAD −0.07554224 0.08317702 0.189394 −0.1127134 0.009608281 0.0421221 −0.1466433 0.00073363 0.005610657 PGM3 −0.1189659 0.006251884 0.0284379 −0.09672211 0.02639604 0.08592293 −0.1263261 0.003675337 0.01832928 CEP170B 0.1636613 0.000160883 0.001714651 0.06182295 0.1564176 0.3016316 0.09407721 0.03082346 0.08702469 NDUFB2-AS1 −0.07110995 0.10297 0.2198556 −0.1311155 0.002562745 0.01677075 −0.1335727 0.002120198 0.0122579 TBC1D19 −0.1496425 0.000567829 0.004508617 −0.09388574 0.0311673 0.09645958 −0.08950074 0.03998859 0.1048608 DPH2 −0.02342289 0.5916104 0.7295736 −0.1279454 0.003257811 0.01955062 −0.1556018 0.000336499 0.003203645 CCDC104 −0.1254483 0.003921409 0.01981201 −0.100165 0.02146172 0.07429139 −0.116385 0.007483154 0.03106624 NDUFS3 −0.03725102 0.3934276 0.5606182 −0.1253597 0.003947051 0.02246994 −0.1537636 0.000396235 0.003630809 ANP32AP1 −0.101379 0.01992384 0.06703449 −0.1190372 0.006220631 0.03086801 −0.1228238 0.004748698 0.02215794 IRF2BP1 −0.07458493 0.08716884 0.1959152 −0.1300091 0.002788264 0.01768103 −0.1322106 0.002356025 0.01323846 S1PR2 −0.1498925 0.000555713 0.004435185 −0.09662334 0.02655095 0.08624568 −0.086168 0.04803083 0.1200135 TRA2A −0.0871639 0.04549671 0.1221802 −0.1365647 0.001676061 0.0124955 −0.1170302 0.007156557 0.03009429 FTH1P20 0.1086236 0.01259285 0.04743706 0.1339691 0.002055733 0.01433554 0.09970811 0.02206662 0.06819388 ZNF225 −0.1356371 0.001803658 0.01097731 −0.09757702 0.02508744 0.08296319 −0.1060223 0.01489235 0.051487 STIL −0.06583072 0.1312245 0.2607768 −0.1185697 0.006428247 0.03144258 −0.1463314 0.000753232 0.005735361 ZNF503-AS2 −0.1225142 0.004856016 0.02342027 −0.1154704 0.007969027 0.03664384 −0.1045175 0.0163846 0.05481226 TSPYL1 −0.03660528 0.4016859 0.5689494 −0.1582484 0.000265106 0.003564365 −0.1219954 0.005040785 0.02320962 AHI1 −0.09481687 0.02952548 0.08978824 −0.1208289 0.005479541 0.02827947 −0.1260405 0.003753798 0.01860061 TIGD2 0.135687 0.001796576 0.01093899 0.08724141 0.04530428 0.1250848 0.1141291 0.008732466 0.03470794 BDP1 −0.07688667 0.07782171 0.180684 −0.1298286 0.002826734 0.01782751 −0.1303658 0.002713661 0.01476601 SNIP1 −0.1030103 0.0180089 0.06183176 −0.1020565 0.01910798 0.06861235 −0.1351097 0.001880115 0.01124595 MFAP1 −0.1195714 0.005990769 0.02753815 −0.1002726 0.02132141 0.07400816 −0.1218361 0.005098776 0.0234224 ZNF436 −0.09041112 0.03800104 0.1073111 −0.1043246 0.01658506 0.06232118 −0.1428175 0.001010203 0.007148454 EP300 −0.08647191 0.04724527 0.1256174 −0.1196185 0.005970883 0.02997186 −0.1327822 0.002254292 0.01279148 C20orf112 −0.07353148 0.09173821 0.2030064 −0.1498993 0.000555384 0.00582416 −0.1107335 0.01096407 0.04076091 TTC7B −0.1367538 0.001651094 0.01029179 −0.1039162 0.01701662 0.06339031 −0.09780133 0.0247535 0.07428719 FZD3 −0.07379466 0.09057906 0.2011118 −0.1183883 0.00651046 0.03169608 −0.141838 0.001095064 0.007608024 ZNF706 0.156455 0.000311728 0.002852686 0.1005418 0.0209737 0.07317028 0.06817745 0.1180015 0.2323802 MESDC2 0.09203965 0.03465432 0.1005951 0.1323902 0.002323625 0.01560282 0.1164902 0.007429054 0.0309133 STAT6 0.1407146 0.00120046 0.008017852 0.07316985 0.09335034 0.2096185 0.1177267 0.006818369 0.02908127 PHF16 −0.05890796 0.1769258 0.3227784 −0.139611 0.001313031 0.01058156 −0.1308044 0.002624409 0.01437024 RLTPR −0.08516353 0.05070551 0.1322827 −0.1325742 0.002290843 0.01543144 −0.1213941 0.005262816 0.02405686 ATP5D −0.102087 0.01907203 0.06474723 −0.1041074 0.01681333 0.06282544 −0.1337883 0.002084899 0.01210464 SNAP47 −0.07745706 0.07563587 0.1775638 −0.1132056 0.009295306 0.04107345 −0.1437004 0.000938951 0.006768128 CEP19 −0.125081 0.004028726 0.02020023 −0.07631339 0.08007001 0.1882592 −0.1325377 0.002297311 0.01298793 RAPGEF2 −0.1464615 0.000744996 0.00555713 −0.09544092 0.02846713 0.09065063 −0.09111472 0.03652288 0.09808258 SH3KBP1 0.03743878 0.3910456 0.5583542 0.1412396 0.001150099 0.009620327 0.1386449 0.001419459 0.009202355 LYSMD2 0.1123217 0.009864057 0.0394081 0.1385561 0.001429633 0.01118553 0.08792982 0.04362505 0.112219 CAPZB −0.1070985 0.01389969 0.05088632 −0.1131964 0.009301061 0.04108584 −0.1216374 0.005171935 0.02369591 LYSMD1 −0.08331798 0.05594414 0.1421602 −0.09959739 0.02221541 0.0761429 −0.1498415 0.000558166 0.00458355 ZFR −0.1007092 0.02076007 0.06911251 −0.1116852 0.01029252 0.04416203 −0.1285173 0.003120973 0.01634343 ATP6V0E2 −0.07947798 0.06829021 0.1645657 −0.1218875 0.005079968 0.02677322 −0.1349489 0.001904021 0.0113308 UHRF1 −0.1294314 0.002913067 0.01575864 −0.1171047 0.007119701 0.03384221 −0.09225198 0.03423704 0.09377123 IGFBPL1 −0.09204637 0.03464105 0.1005775 −0.1157778 0.007802683 0.03615364 −0.1315594 0.002477032 0.0137581 FADS1 −0.1106993 0.0109889 0.04266512 −0.1253136 0.003960448 0.02250938 −0.1056213 0.01527788 0.05239242 GCOM1 0.1681781 0.000104768 0.001215833 0.0412239 0.3449091 0.515529 0.09598613 0.02756931 0.08034885 RAB43 0.1158619 0.007757714 0.03319386 0.1234023 0.004553866 0.02487647 0.1021957 0.01894404 0.06100208 CCT8 −0.06038842 0.1662735 0.3092825 −0.1472915 0.000694399 0.006730734 −0.1212584 0.005314118 0.02422771 GUSBP2 −0.05817691 0.1823693 0.3297477 −0.1173155 0.007016265 0.03349088 −0.1499144 0.000554662 0.004568249 MAD2L1 −0.07606998 0.08104039 0.1860774 −0.1327079 0.002267287 0.01531216 −0.1269039 0.003521077 0.01772509 COL6A3 −0.1585629 0.000257634 0.002452813 −0.0791381 0.06948301 0.1707943 −0.08605684 0.04832089 0.1205681 CTSS 0.1409093 0.001181555 0.007925813 0.0878059 0.04392341 0.122178 0.1056769 0.01522394 0.05229567 LINC00843 −0.0337811 0.4390049 0.6038052 −0.1604108 0.000217565 0.003130417 −0.119236 0.00613418 0.02680743 STAP2 0.1761301 4.79191E−05 0.000658916 0.05023825 0.2496163 0.4157472 0.07462946 0.0869798 0.1864032 MT-CO2 0.133618 0.00211273 0.01230422 0.1027698 0.01828077 0.06648813 0.1015975 0.01965746 0.06251137 NRF1 −0.07953079 0.06810639 0.164208 −0.1271224 0.003464304 0.02050155 −0.1298174 0.002829138 0.01521591 CCDC121 −0.07809303 0.07325792 0.1732377 −0.1206916 0.005533381 0.02847287 −0.136447 0.001691783 0.01039644 ZNF561 −0.134643 0.001950241 0.01162046 −0.1122881 0.009886279 0.04294854 −0.08993679 0.03902589 0.1029564 CHST14 −0.180868 2.95731E−05 0.000451842 −0.03771402 0.3875699 0.556195 −0.07190271 0.09917869 0.2049997 ERRFI1 0.09668126 0.02646003 0.08269545 0.1088122 0.01243902 0.05062537 0.1334626 0.002138418 0.0123249 CTTNBP2 −0.1157157 0.007836028 0.0334262 −0.1030078 0.01801176 0.06571578 −0.1217732 0.005121838 0.02350507 NCOA3 0.1297935 0.002834267 0.01547672 0.08705433 0.0457699 0.1259418 0.1194242 0.006053322 0.02650399 NR1D1 0.0558192 0.2007677 0.3523942 0.1490854 0.000595719 0.006079569 0.1213265 0.005288338 0.02414181 RBM38 −0.01216812 0.7804872 0.8644981 −0.155966 0.000325707 0.004102734 −0.1305596 0.002673888 0.01459319 ATP9B −0.09629781 0.02706708 0.08403896 −0.1448838 0.000850724 0.007761982 −0.09626489 0.02711976 0.07940258 WDR53 0.1170973 0.007123346 0.03131707 0.12603 0.003756733 0.02176029 0.09730526 0.02549721 0.07602735 FLNB-AS1 0.1490364 0.000598229 0.004696417 0.05714859 0.1902344 0.3450007 0.1157884 0.007796958 0.03200409 FAM110B −0.1238844 0.00439706 0.02164934 −0.1005741 0.02093238 0.07316404 −0.1153072 0.008058615 0.03277845 PLLP 0.1468683 0.000719786 0.005406744 0.05239398 0.2298481 0.3925949 0.1210419 0.005396941 0.02448501 ZNF324 −0.0789912 0.07000381 0.1676791 −0.1353422 0.001846059 0.01336208 −0.1220022 0.00503829 0.02320962 ZNF607 −0.05350123 0.2201377 0.3752721 −0.1362674 0.001716027 0.01266457 −0.1355815 0.001811594 0.01096329 N6AMT1 −0.1047057 0.01619107 0.05727155 −0.1510359 0.000503294 0.00546157 −0.07780888 0.07431272 0.1666053 DUSP3 −0.1188441 0.006305644 0.02855181 −0.09235146 0.03404303 0.1030098 −0.1269076 0.003520111 0.01772509 MOSPD3 −0.1284578 0.003134973 0.01664849 −0.1311298 0.002559955 0.016768 −0.07438595 0.0880176 0.1879879 KIAA1841 −0.09203 0.03467338 0.1006294 −0.1196994 0.00593685 0.02985369 −0.1271147 0.003466283 0.01751259 ELP2 −0.1025305 0.01855478 0.06335581 −0.07868353 0.07110493 0.1736942 −0.1491282 0.00059353 0.00478087 ADPRM −0.1634742 0.000163727 0.001736387 −0.07811039 0.07319389 0.1770877 −0.0770432 0.07721681 0.1712525 TLR3 0.091373 0.03599269 0.1031404 0.1372008 0.001593405 0.01209962 0.1100199 0.01149277 0.042219 ZNF844 −0.1171176 0.007113332 0.03128293 −0.09673354 0.02637817 0.08592293 −0.1251017 0.004022618 0.0196597 SCAMP2 0.1681729 0.000104821 0.001215833 0.07645188 0.07952213 0.1872557 0.06820508 0.1178523 0.2321848 VIPR1 0.1591928 0.000243261 0.00234645 0.0590858 0.17562 0.326319 0.0994406 0.02242761 0.06906412 B9D1 −0.1277248 0.003312036 0.01735173 −0.1067096 0.0142515 0.05589365 −0.1046801 0.01621734 0.05457896 NSL1 −0.1172071 0.007069287 0.03114828 −0.1155632 0.00791845 0.03648358 −0.10804 0.01307952 0.04659683 PCSK4 −0.08915802 0.04075928 0.1130812 −0.1232781 0.004595084 0.02504187 −0.1259294 0.003784762 0.01873403 PLAUR 0.07440027 0.08795629 0.1972392 0.1188348 0.006309763 0.03114845 0.1397067 0.0013029 0.008656353 SRR −0.1369579 0.001624512 0.01018081 −0.08645788 0.0472813 0.1289903 −0.1108409 0.0108864 0.04060669 FAT4 −0.162721 0.000175665 0.001838408 −0.08012528 0.06606495 0.1647467 −0.07619851 0.08052683 0.1766235 REEP3 0.1241514 0.004312332 0.0213057 0.09272689 0.03331923 0.101282 0.120766 0.005504131 0.02482566 HID1 0.1810409 2.90498E−05 0.000444824 0.03666703 0.4008917 0.5674992 0.07089029 0.1040405 0.2123062 ZNF620 −0.03384626 0.4381221 0.6030082 −0.1237627 0.004436182 0.02441566 −0.1536667 0.000399645 0.003642495 ERF −0.1105824 0.01107419 0.04296033 −0.103767 0.01717665 0.06367025 −0.125082 0.00402844 0.01968124 RFXANK −0.1179697 0.006703807 0.02987841 −0.1125511 0.009713549 0.04244314 −0.1098679 0.01160824 0.04256456 ZNF675 −0.05724506 0.1894861 0.3380489 −0.1436944 0.000939417 0.008319465 −0.1254707 0.003914956 0.01920094 UBQLN2 −0.1407282 0.001199138 0.008016713 −0.08356686 0.0552125 0.1444826 −0.1078317 0.01325719 0.04709721 MTUS1 0.1568568 0.000300661 0.002775137 0.08449994 0.05253987 0.1395563 0.08203366 0.05984888 0.1417579 NSUN6 −0.07599086 0.08135785 0.1864987 −0.1462635 0.000757566 0.007165164 −0.1104661 0.01115961 0.04130034 ZNF700 −0.1184754 0.006470846 0.02911044 −0.1010326 0.02035257 0.07170017 −0.1194717 0.006033055 0.02644853 HKR1 −0.07608922 0.08096334 0.1859618 −0.1044594 0.01644479 0.061964 −0.1490113 0.00059952 0.004804095 CD68 0.07839368 0.07215518 0.1711865 0.1107254 0.01096991 0.04628377 0.1432345 0.00097595 0.006991379 ZNF280C −0.09415431 0.03068591 0.09215041 −0.1436577 0.000942289 0.008322154 −0.09841528 0.02385907 0.0722926 PABPC1 0.1729835 6.55752E−05 0.000848272 0.03680368 0.3991376 0.5657048 0.08711171 0.04562666 0.1155477 IFI35 0.07290458 0.09454721 0.2071793 0.1426598 0.00102344 0.008851267 0.1168391 0.007251926 0.0303304 LINC01057 0.1593446 0.000239909 0.002328661 0.09228511 0.03417233 0.1032215 0.06827313 0.1174854 0.2316915 KCNAB3 −0.1365071 0.001683736 0.01044847 −0.1036493 0.01730383 0.06395409 −0.09507802 0.02907855 0.08348687 CMTR2 0.1414439 0.00113103 0.007653284 0.07007217 0.1081057 0.2327131 0.1162089 0.007574589 0.03134088 CYB5RL −0.09395984 0.03103385 0.09301469 −0.1156623 0.007864787 0.0363473 −0.1282295 0.003189157 0.01656339 GUSBP4 −0.08418052 0.05344238 0.1374116 −0.1233911 0.004557563 0.02488691 −0.1283771 0.003154014 0.01644838 SH3BP5L −0.08654242 0.04706456 0.1253044 −0.111054 0.0107337 0.0456051 −0.1373672 0.00157241 0.009861847 ATPAF1 −0.06652213 0.1272148 0.2552783 −0.0688598 0.1143591 0.2420934 −0.1743362 5.73412E−05 0.000913194 HIF1A 0.01439877 0.7415682 0.8386221 0.1364759 0.001687909 0.01255692 0.1473254 0.0006924 0.005369089 CRISPLD1 −0.1384758 0.001438891 0.009250771 −0.05265785 0.2275069 0.3898877 −0.1292088 0.002962512 0.01572063 TYRO3 −0.1501942 0.000541411 0.004348474 −0.06588197 0.130924 0.2658784 −0.1069228 0.01405763 0.04935172 EPB41L2 −0.1454494 0.000811319 0.00594668 −0.1091516 0.01216635 0.04989769 −0.07373186 0.09085458 0.192599 MAZ −0.08649995 0.04717334 0.125498 −0.107762 0.01331716 0.05322114 −0.1397986 0.001293237 0.008608589 SIK1 0.1323288 0.002334653 0.01328538 0.09007212 0.03873113 0.1122654 0.1119043 0.01014323 0.03866983 LIN37 −0.130742 0.002636959 0.01464638 −0.08508058 0.05093186 0.1361182 −0.1178085 0.006779581 0.02897276 KLHL25 −0.07719876 0.07661944 0.1789372 −0.1380787 0.001485466 0.01152372 −0.1184258 0.006493364 0.02803385 TMEM9B-AS1 −0.124298 0.004266429 0.02114077 −0.09746998 0.02524815 0.08327702 −0.115221 0.008106258 0.03290008 RNLS 0.1064038 0.01453359 0.05280425 0.1140497 0.008779603 0.03944586 0.1185171 0.006451969 0.02791575 FBL −0.05738077 0.1884372 0.3369116 −0.1454889 0.000808637 0.007478684 −0.1220887 0.005007097 0.02309271 RPIA −0.06578497 0.1314932 0.2610547 −0.1527405 0.000433624 0.004955351 −0.1087021 0.01252863 0.04511701 ZNF182 −0.09666661 0.026483 0.0827237 −0.1061703 0.01475225 0.05716497 −0.1334207 0.002145395 0.01234595 POMK −0.08144459 0.0617138 0.1527916 −0.1483413 0.000634955 0.006362802 −0.1024822 0.01861046 0.06017744 HNRNPA1 −0.05534508 0.2046252 0.356744 −0.150398 0.000531942 0.005677986 −0.1178036 0.006781911 0.02897276 GIGYF2 −0.0791839 0.0693213 0.16644 −0.1243358 0.004254694 0.02370032 −0.1302069 0.002746668 0.01491157 FAM208A −0.04855474 0.2658564 0.4269592 −0.1341369 0.002028981 0.01422023 −0.1376437 0.001538087 0.00970033 KLHL3 0.1483581 0.000634043 0.004905636 0.08535022 0.0501992 0.1348105 0.09341134 0.03203342 0.08940709 GORASP1 −0.05328447 0.2220152 0.3770872 −0.1199533 0.005831147 0.02949264 −0.1473012 0.000693825 0.00537714 GARNL3 −0.0595724 0.1720839 0.3164952 −0.1502892 0.000536977 0.005703518 −0.1150512 0.008200965 0.03318292 ZNF497 −0.1275089 0.003365892 0.01757968 −0.06220856 0.1538452 0.2979507 −0.1347723 0.001930588 0.01144457 HSPA4 −0.08899403 0.04113247 0.1138708 −0.1080011 0.01311259 0.05267361 −0.1369787 0.001621836 0.01005641 JKAMP 0.07342898 0.09219286 0.2036877 0.09009111 0.03868992 0.1122274 0.1585106 0.000258865 0.002639661 TMEM8B −0.1507718 0.000514978 0.004191717 −0.09821612 0.0241461 0.08069579 −0.07577053 0.08224725 0.1789847 SLC25A21 −0.008376961 0.8478579 0.9078648 −0.1589001 0.000249844 0.003454545 −0.1253766 0.003942144 0.01930707 RNF213 0.1303607 0.002714717 0.01498855 0.1025632 0.01851703 0.06708448 0.1024609 0.01863504 0.06022315 WDR62 −0.08695773 0.0460119 0.1232089 −0.1035989 0.0173586 0.06403771 −0.141611 0.001115648 0.007695093 GLYCTK −0.1101502 0.01139455 0.04388509 −0.1222399 0.004952916 0.02628274 −0.1054322 0.01546269 0.05288087 GADD45GIP1 −0.1286981 0.003078822 0.01641292 −0.1080122 0.01310311 0.05265793 −0.0989156 0.02315099 0.07066637 C21orf90 −0.07495874 0.08559216 0.193308 −0.1320619 0.002383186 0.01585639 −0.1248048 0.004111168 0.02001516 GPN2 −0.07098261 0.1035895 0.220772 −0.1172878 0.007029793 0.03353245 −0.1403462 0.001237013 0.008321886 NDUFB2 −0.1055417 0.01535541 0.05501026 −0.1082369 0.01291354 0.05208447 −0.1233773 0.004562145 0.0215183 QSER1 −0.1243329 0.004255575 0.02110201 −0.122651 0.004808332 0.02579082 −0.0876184 0.04437809 0.1133839 DUSP14 0.01281074 0.7692139 0.8574763 0.1347448 0.001934747 0.01377481 0.1476565 0.000673166 0.00526393 ETV6 0.1061388 0.01478201 0.05349736 0.09950735 0.02233705 0.07640929 0.1298193 0.002828735 0.01521591 PDCL3 −0.08521241 0.05057254 0.1320426 −0.1206325 0.0055567 0.02855065 −0.128304 0.003171375 0.01651322 UPF3A −0.0785976 0.07141498 0.1701515 −0.1141945 0.008693774 0.03911074 −0.138302 0.001459113 0.009367799 SIRT3 −0.08293068 0.05709874 0.144312 −0.1206548 0.005547889 0.02851591 −0.1298811 0.002815498 0.01517186 DNAJC24 −0.1315986 0.002469593 0.01391671 −0.0882932 0.04276002 0.1199228 −0.1125232 0.009731754 0.03747223 RBM17 −0.01366129 0.754368 0.8472564 −0.1445601 0.000874064 0.007915482 −0.1383804 0.001449952 0.009345526 LATS1 −0.0954019 0.02853233 0.08747609 −0.1134706 0.009130584 0.04051884 −0.1269368 0.003512479 0.01769461 ACO2 −0.05785425 0.1848108 0.3328221 −0.09885112 0.02324121 0.07863258 −0.1600535 0.000224827 0.002397978 RNF130 −0.1015317 0.01973743 0.06663238 −0.08439268 0.05284151 0.1400154 −0.1437764 0.000933045 0.00673952 FAH 0.05453744 0.2113196 0.3652952 0.1299804 0.002794358 0.0177116 0.1375726 0.001546844 0.009746726 MAEA −0.09333785 0.03216941 0.09553361 −0.1347578 0.001932771 0.01377481 −0.1074922 0.01355141 0.04793445 FTH1P2 0.1253417 0.003952283 0.01991018 0.1255052 0.003905025 0.02227934 0.08187978 0.06033149 0.1426213 EPS8 0.06564331 0.132328 0.2622807 0.1287245 0.003072697 0.01885466 0.1326771 0.002272697 0.01286968 CEP104 −0.07192081 0.09909347 0.2139417 −0.136112 0.001737269 0.01277393 −0.1219173 0.005069124 0.02330926 BMP2K −0.1405117 0.001220464 0.008112528 −0.08592462 0.04866779 0.1316665 −0.1026505 0.01841685 0.0597678 CD274 0.0908946 0.03697997 0.1052821 0.1000852 0.02156625 0.07456051 0.1407135 0.001200568 0.008135692 HAUS3 −0.1235276 0.004512651 0.02208565 −0.08715805 0.04551127 0.125415 −0.122108 0.005000136 0.02306865 LRP4-AS1 −0.06609187 0.1296987 0.2588952 −0.1308446 0.002616379 0.01700952 −0.1306319 0.002659184 0.01453207 DPY19L2P2 −0.1414612 0.001129427 0.007646152 −0.06895981 0.1138327 0.2411874 −0.1141229 0.008736121 0.03471255 ZSCAN12P1 0.1669898 0.00011741 0.001339531 0.05291119 0.2252751 0.3870638 0.08545766 0.04990972 0.1235553 MTG1 −0.04099272 0.3476236 0.5161694 −0.1522838 0.000451355 0.005103504 −0.1211237 0.005365533 0.0243743 SMAD7 −0.1437878 0.000932155 0.006609607 −0.08352416 0.05533746 0.1446654 −0.1000273 0.02164249 0.06717528 ATP8B1 0.1397042 0.001303166 0.00854592 0.09515499 0.02894793 0.09162253 0.09546694 0.02842371 0.0821296 PIK3R3 −0.08048348 0.06485936 0.1584609 −0.07648321 0.0793986 0.1871865 −0.1616088 0.00019479 0.002169028 PRKRIP1 −0.09257684 0.03360693 0.09839604 −0.1308876 0.002607786 0.01697744 −0.1118808 0.01015916 0.03870938 FCF1P2 −0.08832491 0.04268521 0.1169558 −0.1344769 0.001975774 0.0139882 −0.1113929 0.01049476 0.03964086 ZMYM1 −0.069557 0.1107291 0.2314054 −0.1409239 0.001180146 0.009800984 −0.1179897 0.006694419 0.02865302 CAMK1D −0.1375014 0.001555667 0.009837951 −0.1156205 0.007887403 0.03640078 −0.07537747 0.08385339 0.1815736 KIN −0.0635721 0.1450058 0.2805971 −0.1200391 0.005795814 0.02937798 −0.1412067 0.001153196 0.00789539 H2AFJ 0.1558385 0.000329449 0.002974093 0.06640201 0.1279045 0.2618133 0.09504437 0.02913581 0.08358724 PITχ1 0.1373493 0.001574657 0.009935474 0.05254863 0.2284739 0.3911116 0.1279869 0.003247707 0.01677359 CCDC181 −0.13541 0.001836228 0.0111463 −0.07749635 0.07548718 0.1808444 −0.1155703 0.007914595 0.03234325 NICN1 −0.1122531 0.009909456 0.03951009 −0.1021606 0.0189853 0.06833628 −0.1213142 0.005292963 0.024155 CLTB 0.1394851 0.001326474 0.008680306 0.08436084 0.05293134 0.1401734 0.1051056 0.01578654 0.05360644 SNRPD3 −0.08744339 0.04480606 0.1207266 −0.1217399 0.005134064 0.02692569 −0.1245922 0.004175683 0.02020206 EFNB2 0.1299349 0.00280403 0.01535378 0.09313053 0.03255572 0.09959189 0.1096663 0.01176299 0.04296224 RHOBTB1 −0.1551153 0.000351434 0.003115678 −0.0826876 0.05783344 0.1494863 −0.0820585 0.05977127 0.1416337 MXD1 0.1443875 0.000886749 0.006359959 0.09067471 0.03744144 0.1096691 0.09200021 0.0347323 0.09462496 B9D2 −0.1360406 0.001747106 0.01068921 −0.1090939 0.0122123 0.04998424 −0.08534644 0.05020941 0.1240656 TTC38 −0.03456058 0.4285112 0.593891 −0.1267395 0.003564361 0.02094827 −0.1474293 0.000686308 0.005333732 SCAMP5 −0.09237379 0.0339996 0.09922077 −0.1381811 0.001473328 0.01144378 −0.1030839 0.01792652 0.05856374 OSBPL7 0.1464329 0.000746801 0.005564286 0.0811115 0.06278939 0.1587297 0.09750765 0.02519149 0.07531594 NMT2 −0.1389251 0.001387806 0.008992956 −0.1099796 0.01152327 0.04787153 −0.07958772 0.06790868 0.1558742 FBXW9 −0.07637588 0.0798224 0.1841095 −0.1249357 0.004071923 0.02294619 −0.1289895 0.00301194 0.01589807 ABCG1 0.1227286 0.004781453 0.02312476 0.09512722 0.028995 0.09168292 0.1159262 0.007723456 0.03173982 CTR9 −0.06754501 0.121458 0.2470876 −0.1372576 0.001586213 0.01207795 −0.122457 0.004876095 0.02260085 RBMS3 −0.1599422 0.000227134 0.002239008 −0.08827412 0.04280509 0.1200008 −0.06584721 0.1311278 0.2511786 CDH12P2 −0.1311633 0.002553398 0.01429636 −0.07011926 0.1078683 0.2323192 −0.1243918 0.004237298 0.02039383 TRIM31 0.1805802 3.04637E−05 0.000462909 0.04664863 0.2851023 0.4553805 0.05786333 0.1847417 0.3214275 RNF19A 0.1075014 0.01354334 0.04997606 0.1368208 0.001642319 0.01234032 0.08841271 0.04247871 0.1100021 ZNF846 −0.08775907 0.0440366 0.1194592 −0.1361556 0.001731284 0.01273665 −0.108912 0.01235829 0.04464573 PARPBP −0.0847106 0.05195165 0.134533 −0.1216652 0.005161642 0.02699921 −0.125845 0.003808399 0.01883095 EML4 −0.001387569 0.974649 0.9860981 −0.1449298 0.000847456 0.007750159 −0.1389794 0.001381742 0.009042064 CTNNA1 0.1174777 0.0069376 0.03069436 0.1240315 0.00435021 0.02408535 0.0922651 0.0342114 0.09375635 HIGD2A −0.04898813 0.261608 0.4222092 −0.1005545 0.02095741 0.07316984 −0.1610763 0.000204623 0.002245749 ADAM22 −0.1226558 0.004806643 0.02319822 −0.1229431 0.004707919 0.0254223 −0.08658842 0.04694699 0.1179979 PFN1P7 −0.1105568 0.01109294 0.04302107 −0.1065303 0.01441627 0.05641273 −0.1179314 0.006721721 0.02875219 HLCS −0.07247218 0.0965245 0.2102213 −0.1301438 0.002759889 0.01756223 −0.1257679 0.003830137 0.01890485 HOXD8 −0.1665193 0.000122801 0.001386263 −0.04091677 0.3485183 0.5188095 −0.09132605 0.03608858 0.09725401 RAMP2 −0.1350186 0.001893628 0.01137075 −0.09193624 0.03485909 0.1045472 −0.1029711 0.018053 0.05884769 AATF 0.06774105 0.1203782 0.2452917 0.09885194 0.02324006 0.07863258 0.1535711 0.000403033 0.003656983 NAT14 −0.0969176 0.02609173 0.0818321 −0.09871717 0.02342961 0.07900116 −0.1356527 0.001801451 0.01091797 DMXL1 −0.1024241 0.01867767 0.06370364 −0.06878626 0.1147473 0.2425454 −0.1498954 0.000555573 0.004573045 TAF6L −0.09324028 0.03235072 0.09586751 −0.1190605 0.006210414 0.03085037 −0.1214947 0.005225054 0.02389209 PIM2 −0.04385343 0.3149867 0.4803132 −0.1335838 0.002118358 0.01458952 −0.1369366 0.001627274 0.01008461 MKL1 −0.1357875 0.001782387 0.01086686 −0.09577465 0.02791462 0.08948494 −0.09824936 0.02409799 0.07278252 COX6B2 0.1162096 0.007574235 0.0326606 0.1064305 0.01450876 0.05663137 0.1120384 0.01005274 0.03843013 HSF4 0.140954 0.001177245 0.007904521 0.08830149 0.04274047 0.1199163 0.09759597 0.02505907 0.07502628 ISCA1P1 −0.1151429 0.008149716 0.03445805 −0.08980792 0.03930834 0.1131609 −0.1263985 0.003655659 0.01825068 CARD8 −0.1119381 0.01012036 0.04014399 −0.0872415 0.04530406 0.1250848 −0.1310019 0.002585112 0.0142222 IGFBP3 0.07451577 0.08746311 0.1964736 0.1396187 0.001312211 0.01058156 0.1142895 0.008637824 0.03446361 FOXA1 0.1709868 7.97924E−05 0.000988985 0.04640269 0.2876524 0.457829 0.07907126 0.06971958 0.1589432 OAZ2 −0.1635979 0.000161842 0.001719599 −0.06218124 0.1540264 0.2981771 −0.08224266 0.05919851 0.1405636 IVNS1ABP −0.1113495 0.01052511 0.04133718 −0.06677655 0.1257635 0.2584149 −0.1436512 0.000942795 0.006781791 LOXL3 −0.1370934 0.001607092 0.01009893 −0.05361053 0.2191954 0.379428 −0.1257406 0.003837849 0.01892949 COPZ2 −0.01367896 0.7540605 0.847116 0.1582445 0.000265199 0.003564365 0.1213501 0.005279419 0.02411691 WWP1 0.160478 0.000216225 0.002157445 0.07150631 0.1010603 0.2217654 0.08013941 0.06601704 0.1524915 TRIM38 0.111962 0.01010419 0.04011302 0.1330511 0.002207825 0.0150199 0.08587664 0.04879421 0.1214098 TFG 0.0942726 0.03047592 0.09179652 0.1418771 0.001091556 0.009281224 0.09433564 0.03036452 0.08611881 UNK −0.1083202 0.01284381 0.04817381 −0.1087764 0.01246806 0.05069907 −0.1170222 0.007160549 0.03009504 LXN 0.1363742 0.001701566 0.01054233 0.09908409 0.02291665 0.07791326 0.09337426 0.03210197 0.0895625 CPNE8 0.08495444 0.05127763 0.1332587 0.1174208 0.006965097 0.0332923 0.1281882 0.003199062 0.01659625 HYAL3 −0.07553735 0.08319703 0.1894015 −0.1409321 0.001179355 0.009800264 −0.1113191 0.01054642 0.03974968 ATRAID 0.1195241 0.006010812 0.02761981 0.09885185 0.02324018 0.07863258 0.1142333 0.008670912 0.03457058 SLC15A2 0.1335355 0.002126338 0.01235762 0.09558089 0.02823427 0.09009462 0.0999223 0.02178121 0.06752174 SDHAP3 −0.01245972 0.7753659 0.8612501 −0.147522 0.000680918 0.006655337 −0.1323021 0.002339463 0.01317806 PPP1R9A −0.05055731 0.246618 0.4052268 −0.1316846 0.002453338 0.01621463 −0.1346167 0.001954274 0.01153096 JUND −0.09572723 0.02799256 0.08627734 −0.09387866 0.03118007 0.09646487 −0.1387951 0.001402409 0.009128832 BBX 0.09095219 0.03685991 0.1051123 0.1321152 0.002373408 0.01582917 0.1083316 0.01283431 0.04589465 AKAP12 −0.1595685 0.000235047 0.002292653 −0.07720125 0.07660993 0.1828168 −0.07528749 0.0842246 0.1822924 TDRP −0.0989891 0.02304852 0.07453817 −0.1273723 0.003400381 0.02019194 −0.106343 0.01459024 0.05079026 GCAT −0.1001158 0.0215261 0.07086609 −0.1118257 0.01019655 0.04388554 −0.1209321 0.005439356 0.02460253 EXOC7 −0.1336417 0.002108838 0.01229699 −0.115195 0.008120709 0.03714077 −0.07755366 0.07527069 0.167964 TNPO1 −0.1375098 0.001554618 0.009837255 −0.09591116 0.0276913 0.0890125 −0.09390643 0.03113 0.08762354 RNF207 0.1567156 0.000304508 0.002799498 0.06251382 0.1518317 0.294954 0.09241208 0.03392525 0.0933397 RTCA −0.1082814 0.01287621 0.04825632 −0.09173663 0.03525732 0.1054462 −0.1298878 0.002814062 0.01517 PLEKHA6 0.1708577 8.08045E−05 0.000999749 0.05351905 0.2199839 0.3804145 0.07206303 0.09842564 0.2039277 FTH1P8 0.1034462 0.01752535 0.06071943 0.1370543 0.001612101 0.01219221 0.08923176 0.04059241 0.1060048 SDPR 0.0940128 0.03093876 0.09279018 0.1164401 0.007454795 0.03493714 0.1212534 0.00531604 0.02422854 SNORA67 0.07267922 0.09557367 0.2088065 0.108383 0.01279149 0.05168207 0.1425337 0.001034139 0.007280822 DONSON −0.08869912 0.04181086 0.115195 −0.1169429 0.007199995 0.0340909 −0.1247988 0.004112988 0.02001702 PLEKHM1 0.09589482 0.02771796 0.08560528 0.1142352 0.008669748 0.0390291 0.1217264 0.005139059 0.02356855 TCERG1 −0.02969138 0.4964152 0.6530815 −0.1480809 0.00064924 0.006459447 −0.1259561 0.003777283 0.01870366 BCL3 0.1073699 0.01365876 0.05021985 0.1070249 0.01396568 0.05512997 0.1180713 0.006656369 0.02853403 EIF4E −0.09260061 0.0335612 0.09830352 −0.1036238 0.01733156 0.06398865 −0.1331039 0.002198808 0.01256475 HSPA1B 0.1625456 0.000178559 0.001858914 0.06282838 0.1497778 0.2921873 0.08137834 0.06192652 0.1456005 LRRFIP1P1 0.1389276 0.001387527 0.008992956 0.1019258 0.01926311 0.068944 0.08461094 0.05222926 0.1278767 PEG10 −0.1038956 0.01703864 0.05942392 −0.12306 0.004668264 0.02525451 −0.1054119 0.01548261 0.052923 SAE1 −0.1073074 0.0137139 0.05035142 −0.0872734 0.04522505 0.1249727 −0.1329802 0.002219995 0.01263292 ANKRD39 −0.05976868 0.1706727 0.3146898 −0.1012159 0.02012469 0.07107729 −0.1540192 0.000387374 0.003568403 ELK1 −0.1062301 0.01469599 0.0532969 −0.09356916 0.03174304 0.09769462 −0.1296074 0.002874522 0.01539102 BOLA2B 0.148274 0.000638619 0.00493282 0.09039357 0.03803854 0.1108581 0.08115689 0.06264193 0.1468735 ZCCHC24 −0.171906 7.29199E−05 0.000926915 −0.05972993 0.1709506 0.3203155 −0.06349838 0.1454736 0.2706652 RAB7A 0.0847504 0.05184113 0.1343968 0.1498932 0.000555678 0.00582416 0.0899859 0.03891871 0.1027717 SMAD3 0.06527697 0.1345058 0.26537 0.09860749 0.02358486 0.07933244 0.1526499 0.00043709 0.003848108 DDX20 −0.1114768 0.01043635 0.04102463 −0.08618746 0.0479802 0.130335 −0.1299116 0.002808989 0.01515439 RBM24 −0.1162799 0.007537644 0.03254396 −0.1130733 0.009378542 0.04129703 −0.1024338 0.01866643 0.06029882 CDC42EP2 0.0945739 0.02994658 0.09061446 0.04940354 0.2575799 0.4252466 0.1620741 0.000186563 0.002107782 MAN1A2 −0.1224178 0.004889887 0.02355098 −0.06736154 0.1224753 0.2540843 −0.1317702 0.002437263 0.01357513 ITGA7 −0.1431805 0.000980325 0.006850594 −0.04772308 0.2741411 0.4432818 −0.1192602 0.00612371 0.02677007 SH3YL1 0.1654667 0.000135717 0.001504011 0.07095825 0.1037084 0.2262211 0.06732201 0.1226954 0.2389818 SGK223 0.1163263 0.007513546 0.03247859 0.08548774 0.04982894 0.1340748 0.1259835 0.003769666 0.01867259 TRMT11 −0.0754595 0.08351612 0.1899135 −0.1633098 0.000166267 0.002629854 −0.07824613 0.07269466 0.1640994 CRAT −0.1027309 0.01832509 0.06270081 −0.1164459 0.007451808 0.03493714 −0.1125334 0.009725115 0.03747223 IGFN1 −0.08319175 0.05631829 0.1428119 −0.1200308 0.005799206 0.02938448 −0.1251838 0.00399843 0.01956209 SLAMF7 0.1038082 0.01713232 0.05967588 0.1227088 0.004788291 0.02572297 0.1051623 0.01572987 0.05349615 P4HA1 −0.1575272 0.000283012 0.00264734 −0.08098708 0.06319509 0.1595235 −0.07338503 0.09238834 0.1951682 SH3BGRL −0.1517038 0.000474841 0.003920111 −0.07805584 0.07339527 0.1774725 −0.08642328 0.04737026 0.118844 RIPK3 0.1442829 0.000894517 0.006394855 0.0759333 0.08158947 0.1908645 0.09983292 0.02189992 0.06781423 RLF −0.08729065 0.04518241 0.1215489 −0.0991448 0.02283273 0.07770386 −0.1394111 0.001334431 0.008836318 HSPA13 −0.1695106 9.21197E−05 0.001100489 −0.06024418 0.1672898 0.3162771 −0.06720171 0.123367 0.2399924 NKIRAS1 −0.1203641 0.00566374 0.02644535 −0.0774194 0.07577864 0.1812619 −0.1271247 0.003463719 0.01750599 HCG4P5 0.1204805 0.005617079 0.0262539 0.1130998 0.009361845 0.04126267 0.09684485 0.02620462 0.07750575 AGTPBP1 −0.1162902 0.007532253 0.03253924 −0.10734 0.01368514 0.05434623 −0.1076486 0.01341517 0.04753712 RCBTB1 −0.1207505 0.005510222 0.02582383 −0.08465813 0.05209765 0.1385985 −0.1217831 0.005118203 0.02349758 AIMP2 −0.09617415 0.02726539 0.08456037 −0.08508922 0.05090822 0.1361171 −0.1424717 0.001039439 0.007312688 FLRT2 −0.1834483 2.26185E−05 0.000365578 −0.05753822 0.1872255 0.3413665 −0.02727153 0.5321758 0.6750607 UQCR10 −0.06998039 0.1085694 0.2284331 −0.1062103 0.01471455 0.05706656 −0.1443296 0.000891042 0.006496808 CEP120 −0.09131094 0.03611948 0.1033811 −0.1043062 0.01660426 0.06236231 −0.1322697 0.002345312 0.01320032 WDR77 −0.09575134 0.02795292 0.08619333 −0.1060774 0.01484011 0.05742549 −0.1275056 0.003366732 0.01721585 CDC5L −0.09311656 0.03258189 0.09636789 −0.1292977 0.002942672 0.01832987 −0.1073443 0.01368135 0.04828367 NPIPA8 −0.09756603 0.0251039 0.07934177 −0.09827011 0.024068 0.0805101 −0.1319891 0.002396563 0.01340746 KRT5 0.1182055 0.006594265 0.02951305 0.07796134 0.07374525 0.177992 0.1284049 0.003147436 0.01642638 MACF1 −0.147144 0.000703149 0.005321982 −0.09616205 0.02728486 0.08801344 −0.07474899 0.08647398 0.1855745 LPAR1 0.01449747 0.7398605 0.8375858 0.1231502 0.004637853 0.02517718 0.1514712 0.000484575 0.004125782 RRM1 −0.09174326 0.03524402 0.101734 −0.1284722 0.003131577 0.01905112 −0.1087299 0.01250596 0.04507262 ATP5I −0.06956553 0.1106853 0.2313603 −0.1137705 0.00894729 0.03994141 −0.1381395 0.001478254 0.009455796 RIOK3 0.1194644 0.006036186 0.02769845 0.1063819 0.01455399 0.05672838 0.1041682 0.01674918 0.05567993 MED22 −0.1091112 0.01219851 0.04617651 −0.1304959 0.002686906 0.01729036 −0.08848625 0.04230637 0.1096374 USP34 −0.09445314 0.03015779 0.0910556 −0.1101684 0.01138086 0.04745183 −0.1245095 0.004201002 0.02027531 BECN1 0.1148943 0.008289304 0.03484712 0.08576867 0.04907967 0.1324418 0.1256819 0.003854507 0.01898474 PHF7 −0.0343621 0.4311693 0.596032 −0.122306 0.004929401 0.02621793 −0.1466481 0.000733336 0.005610657 CCDC124 −0.1245487 0.004188981 0.02087591 −0.09126732 0.03620882 0.1071743 −0.1116621 0.0103084 0.03919218 GDE1 0.1490127 0.00059945 0.004700703 0.06708089 0.1240444 0.2561682 0.09815597 0.02423337 0.07310453 BIVM −0.1290235 0.003004238 0.01614517 −0.09413024 0.03072879 0.0954932 −0.1035748 0.01738479 0.057246 TBXA2R −0.1443884 0.000886683 0.006359959 −0.07772267 0.07463519 0.1794519 −0.09679384 0.02628403 0.0776746 PRR24 −0.1096858 0.01174794 0.04491751 −0.09865212 0.02352158 0.07925366 −0.1205824 0.005576531 0.02504112 PHF6 −0.08550888 0.04977223 0.1306475 −0.1306551 0.002654488 0.01716906 −0.1112069 0.01062532 0.03991735 CCAT1 0.1166882 0.007328052 0.03196463 0.07509197 0.08503579 0.1961248 0.1308909 0.002607133 0.01429251 NTF4 0.1288992 0.003032527 0.01622828 0.07714539 0.07682399 0.1831957 0.1169149 0.007213988 0.03024913 HDLBP −0.1485943 0.000621352 0.004818158 −0.08467567 0.0520488 0.1385215 −0.08326473 0.05610174 0.134867 ZNF670 −0.006648536 0.8789769 0.9286686 −0.1568018 0.000302155 0.003897766 −0.1207192 0.005522517 0.0248683 FZD1 −0.149601 0.000569862 0.004515866 −0.0384365 0.378536 0.5481526 −0.1131572 0.009325702 0.03637323 DRG1 −0.1154873 0.007959777 0.0338506 −0.1022797 0.0188457 0.06797442 −0.1116559 0.01031268 0.03919775 TUBBP1 −0.138398 0.001447908 0.009300152 −0.08454884 0.05240285 0.1392773 −0.09917517 0.02279085 0.06988891 N4BP1 0.113091 0.009367356 0.03791635 0.1044828 0.01642047 0.06190587 0.111935 0.01012247 0.03864364 SEMA7A 0.05877502 0.1779066 0.3239934 0.08724903 0.0452854 0.1250848 0.1611379 0.000203463 0.002238732 GPAM −0.1165581 0.007394278 0.03210093 −0.1302537 0.002736914 0.01746467 −0.0785831 0.0714674 0.1619594 ALPP 0.1565037 0.000310367 0.002842998 0.08493211 0.05133906 0.1368681 0.06797315 0.1191095 0.2339994 NCOA1 −0.08119773 0.06250949 0.1542485 −0.09395555 0.03104155 0.09613081 −0.1452515 0.000824912 0.006156538 FAM21D −0.1032333 0.01776003 0.06129467 −0.1233444 0.004573054 0.02495698 −0.1026277 0.018443 0.05983872 MSH2 −0.05726398 0.1893396 0.3378742 −0.1363415 0.001705987 0.01263958 −0.1234333 0.004543645 0.02148199 RORA −0.1375402 0.001550858 0.009825397 −0.0780535 0.07340392 0.1774725 −0.105384 0.01551006 0.05299081 RPL36AL 0.1369239 0.001628924 0.01020386 0.07661061 0.0788979 0.1863784 0.1071766 0.01382999 0.04869708 UBE2R2 −0.1327776 0.002255085 0.01295441 −0.09251552 0.0337251 0.1022701 −0.09912417 0.02286122 0.0700584 CHPF 0.07071837 0.1048846 0.2228152 0.1369503 0.001625501 0.01226971 0.114549 0.008486724 0.03398352 RPL5 −0.008847021 0.8394335 0.9023164 −0.1447765 0.000858399 0.007798991 −0.1322228 0.002353807 0.01323767 HLA-C 0.09031471 0.03820748 0.107632 0.1256819 0.003854515 0.02212412 0.1116705 0.01030265 0.03918102 LIMD2 −0.1563797 0.000313843 0.002864514 −0.0702875 0.1070237 0.2309914 −0.08214251 0.05950943 0.1411093 LRRC37A17P −0.1050743 0.01581787 0.05629478 −0.1190449 0.006217235 0.03086801 −0.105022 0.01587034 0.05377296 MCTP2 0.1308398 0.002617331 0.01456643 0.1084011 0.01277649 0.05163644 0.08529195 0.05035678 0.1243107 RHBDD2 −0.07263107 0.09579412 0.2090559 −0.1356256 0.001805298 0.01314911 −0.1144212 0.008560864 0.03422133 ANXA2P2 0.0476955 0.2744188 0.4366295 0.130115 0.00276593 0.01758747 0.1335951 0.002116499 0.01225439 AGPAT1 −0.1178113 0.006778261 0.03012585 −0.09813995 0.02425667 0.08092562 −0.1119202 0.01013245 0.03864993 PLS1 0.176925  4.423E−05 0.000619977 0.02192208 0.6155837 0.7523981 0.07227151 0.09745323 0.2024555 DCK −0.1245162 0.00419894 0.02090309 −0.08969265 0.03956246 0.1136791 −0.1113269 0.01054098 0.03974968 C19orf25 −0.09426525 0.03048892 0.09179652 −0.1266888 0.003577804 0.02098586 −0.1070245 0.01396605 0.04908926 CDH2 −0.1686103 0.000100497 0.001177458 −0.04909782 0.2605401 0.4278516 −0.07436065 0.08812601 0.1881328 MOK 0.07460294 0.08709233 0.195863 0.1088153 0.01243647 0.05062537 0.1379526 0.001500553 0.009559432 HDDC2 −0.09960626 0.02220346 0.07257794 −0.1163518 0.007500352 0.03510336 −0.112595 0.009684955 0.03736278 KLHL9 −0.1129635 0.009448096 0.03816252 −0.09735216 0.02542609 0.08372546 −0.1172172 0.007064325 0.02983263 C21orf58 −0.07019136 0.1075058 0.2268606 −0.1309644 0.002592527 0.01690182 −0.1206648 0.005543929 0.02490831 NIPAL4 0.1086903 0.01253824 0.04730814 0.1277057 0.003316761 0.01980523 0.09017627 0.03850557 0.101954 ILK −0.1388992 0.001390705 0.00900755 −0.09663398 0.02653424 0.08623162 −0.0854999 0.04979631 0.123352 SUPV3L1 −0.0397615 0.3623075 0.5308551 −0.138449 0.001441993 0.01124832 −0.1287813 0.003059587 0.01608855 CNPPD1 −0.05892313 0.1768142 0.3226795 −0.1183621 0.00652238 0.03174301 −0.1382301 0.001467544 0.009398943 SFT2D1 0.1418764 0.001091621 0.007448175 0.07267203 0.09560655 0.2132267 0.1023236 0.01879449 0.06066796 NR2C1 −0.02990176 0.4933677 0.65056 −0.1490893 0.000595518 0.006079569 −0.1211411 0.005358846 0.0243743 MIMR10 −0.108853 0.01240598 0.04688536 −0.09792639 0.02456899 0.08177324 −0.1203911 0.005652867 0.02522676 ROCK1 −0.1094972 0.01189421 0.04525847 −0.1185679 0.006429023 0.03144258 −0.09976139 0.02199532 0.06804908 TMEM104 −0.1332148 0.002179975 0.01262716 −0.09236884 0.03400922 0.102988 −0.09773939 0.02484533 0.07451456 TBL1XR1 0.1280144 0.003241026 0.01709429 0.1008065 0.02063674 0.07246285 0.09662992 0.02654061 0.07826669 UPF3AP1 −0.09093256 0.03690082 0.1051656 −0.1049671 0.01592556 0.06054846 −0.1297461 0.002844464 0.01527473 ECI2 −0.1415604 0.001120282 0.007606445 −0.07438003 0.08804295 0.2011935 −0.1012161 0.02012448 0.06358971 DEPDC5 −0.07626368 0.08026743 0.1847292 −0.1184948 0.006462056 0.03154871 −0.12801 0.003242081 0.01675589 NUP205 −0.06478488 0.1374744 0.269774 −0.1423908 0.001046393 0.009007261 −0.1110328 0.01074877 0.04025076 FTH1P5 0.1137246 0.008975146 0.03688637 0.1260224 0.003758836 0.02176341 0.08566473 0.04935577 0.1224569 BDNF-AS −0.1615965 0.000195014 0.001982878 −0.0430493 0.3239511 0.4959387 −0.09048551 0.03784239 0.1008092 IGBP1 0.1354026 0.001837306 0.01114798 0.1013601 0.01994699 0.07061093 0.08486072 0.05153584 0.1265286 MGST2 0.1623138 0.000182453 0.00188956 0.05103016 0.2422211 0.407747 0.0842103 0.0533577 0.1298873 TBX20 −0.1131688 0.00931841 0.03781427 −0.09946439 0.0223953 0.07657091 −0.1142332 0.008670977 0.03457058 ZNF292 −0.05430666 0.2132611 0.3676925 −0.1202724 0.005700739 0.02905477 −0.1382261 0.001468015 0.009398943 BDH2 −0.1182084 0.006592915 0.02951305 −0.1156612 0.007865369 0.0363473 −0.09230806 0.03412755 0.09365564 COMMD1 −0.1095922 0.01182032 0.04506354 −0.09232391 0.03409666 0.103121 −0.123281 0.004594104 0.02165525 ASNA1 −0.1231702 0.004631132 0.02253872 −0.09087009 0.03703118 0.1088798 −0.1105682 0.01108455 0.04104437 ZNF692 −0.00822391 0.8506047 0.9095465 −0.1399205 0.001280519 0.0103988 −0.136013 0.001750917 0.01066098 H3F3AP4 −0.001092411 0.9800403 0.98902 −0.1444109 0.000885021 0.00798872 −0.1328136 0.002248821 0.01276564 SDR39U1 −0.05540141 0.2041642 0.3564061 −0.1351856 0.001868942 0.01347866 −0.1237363 0.004444705 0.02115072 KIAA0247 0.1039511 0.01697935 0.05927654 0.09769525 0.02491094 0.08259539 0.1240805 0.004334687 0.02076205 DOHH −0.1117703 0.01023433 0.0404577 −0.1079638 0.01314432 0.0527358 −0.1075775 0.01347692 0.04769521 SLC39A9 0.1115394 0.01039299 0.0408875 0.08181804 0.06052603 0.1545235 0.1287459 0.003067758 0.01612542 WDR76 −0.1034438 0.01752789 0.06071943 −0.1104711 0.0111559 0.04677076 −0.1134375 0.009151011 0.03592017 GLYCTK-AS1 −0.1091387 0.01217666 0.0461189 −0.1204743 0.005619571 0.02877808 −0.09695577 0.02603267 0.07711189 SMAP1 −0.05062273 0.2460064 0.4048431 −0.1264502 0.00364168 0.02126198 −0.1339746 0.002054855 0.01197965 ENPP5 0.162393 0.000181114 0.001879883 0.06023129 0.1673808 0.3163121 0.07668538 0.07860523 0.1735229 IMEM51 0.1536429 0.000400484 0.003445198 0.07778522 0.07440112 0.1789819 0.07756871 0.07521393 0.1679074 PIKFYVE −0.1196947 0.005938808 0.02737161 −0.07923269 0.06914935 0.1701414 −0.1226827 0.004797344 0.02231759 CASC8 0.07399315 0.08971259 0.1996977 0.1065101 0.01443492 0.05646981 0.1385382 0.001431692 0.009255794 SMCHD1 −0.05032699 0.2487798 0.407672 −0.1374184 0.001566006 0.0119765 −0.123495 0.004523328 0.02140775 PEMT −0.07232099 0.09722357 0.2110833 −0.1340154 0.002048314 0.01432014 −0.1141748 0.008705402 0.03465975 HOMER1 −0.05412616 0.2147886 0.3695936 −0.1202403 0.005713729 0.02911032 −0.1374947 0.001556499 0.009789838 METTL18 0.1350329 0.001891503 0.0113678 0.09322956 0.03237071 0.09913484 0.09221878 0.03430202 0.09389488 WDR83 −0.1005959 0.02090444 0.06933226 −0.1062511 0.0146763 0.05701617 −0.1192607 0.006123509 0.02677007 SLC37A3 −0.06313101 0.1478217 0.2846218 −0.1251012 0.004022757 0.02276128 −0.1284347 0.003140419 0.01640206 SMAD1 −0.1058235 0.01508243 0.05430221 −0.1287064 0.003076894 0.01886285 −0.08971536 0.03951229 0.1039251 PNMA1 −0.1495974 0.000570039 0.004515866 −0.1019428 0.01924285 0.06888919 −0.05569511 0.2017722 0.3432709 FAT2 0.1294545 0.002907985 0.01574338 0.08920055 0.04066297 0.1159336 0.103073 0.0179387 0.05856374 NUAK1 −0.1350056 0.001895563 0.01137746 −0.08871404 0.0417763 0.1181198 −0.09621318 0.02720266 0.07957836 PCDHGB7 −0.1474102 0.000687426 0.005231427 −0.0843516 0.05295743 0.1402158 −0.08132481 0.06209884 0.1458825 EPB41L1 0.1752954 5.21048E−05 0.000707557 0.04345853 0.3193685 0.4913009 0.0593546 0.1736601 0.3083918 SMAD5 −0.11217 0.009964732 0.03966231 −0.09467535 0.02977014 0.09344487 −0.1177998 0.006783694 0.02897276 ARHGEF19 0.1362508 0.001718291 0.01059207 0.07477845 0.08634971 0.1982355 0.1061852 0.01473825 0.05114478 FAM57A −0.1413773 0.001137211 0.007680177 −0.07578022 0.08220796 0.191789 −0.09820287 0.0241653 0.07294662 DDX46 −0.01812965 0.6779672 0.7936606 −0.1472253 0.000698313 0.006759258 −0.1246569 0.004155961 0.02014866 SLC39A10 −0.1151717 0.008133647 0.03441101 −0.1098485 0.01162302 0.04823517 −0.1006565 0.02082704 0.06517706 GRHL3 0.1555312 0.000338628 0.003040879 0.07967696 0.06759972 0.1673938 0.0708479 0.1042482 0.212574 SULT1A2 0.1366085 0.001670254 0.01038797 0.09705184 0.02588452 0.08485318 0.08556611 0.04961897 0.1230003 TMCO4 0.1194117 0.006058642 0.02775847 0.09310911 0.03259587 0.09969278 0.1115716 0.01037072 0.03931108 YAE1D1 −0.1328717 0.002238731 0.01289477 −0.07054582 0.1057372 0.229174 −0.1128707 0.009507284 0.03690237 ZNF24 −0.104303 0.01660769 0.058344 −0.07629175 0.08015589 0.1884293 −0.1372067 0.001592661 0.009932012 SLC22A18AS 0.1178212 0.006773614 0.03012585 0.1028613 0.01817686 0.06617935 0.1045527 0.01634829 0.05477899 MTCH2 −0.08206857 0.05973984 0.1493657 −0.1123633 0.009836628 0.04278626 −0.1273677 0.003401537 0.01731748 PITPNA −0.06587409 0.1309701 0.2604201 −0.1368026 0.001644696 0.01234098 −0.1142983 0.008632695 0.03445899 CLASP1 −0.1446545 0.000867194 0.00625619 −0.05876436 0.1779854 0.3295151 −0.1050024 0.01589003 0.05382655 CSF2 0.05671263 0.193643 0.34344 0.1332123 0.002180397 0.01490559 0.1232386 0.004608249 0.02168854 IL1RAP 0.06509249 0.1356128 0.2670621 0.1274142 0.003389765 0.02014609 0.1241521 0.004312109 0.0206718 ZNF384 −0.09543822 0.02847163 0.08734771 −0.1223346 0.004919277 0.02619662 −0.1071985 0.0138105 0.04864078 VBP1 −0.09158986 0.03555257 0.1022406 −0.1228699 0.004732898 0.02550414 −0.1097882 0.0116692 0.04274304 ZCCHC4 −0.1068685 0.01410685 0.05153628 −0.1165419 0.007402541 0.03473903 −0.1016339 0.01961348 0.06240572 TNFRSF19 −0.1633875 0.000165062 0.001745816 −0.05572979 0.2014911 0.358866 −0.07587047 0.08184289 0.1783578 TRAM2-AS1 −0.164945 0.00014258 0.001556521 −0.06806986 0.118584 0.2481315 −0.0613562 0.1595747 0.2897744 MRI1 −0.08257871 0.05816508 0.1464014 −0.1274936 0.003369748 0.02004424 −0.1121978 0.009946183 0.03815902 EWSR1 −0.06421121 0.1409986 0.2750223 −0.1191528 0.006170193 0.03072734 −0.1321467 0.002367665 0.01328852 ARHGAP32 0.1569035 0.000299399 0.002765321 0.07927917 0.06898587 0.1698592 0.06723974 0.1231544 0.2396457 DNAJB11 0.07499487 0.08544098 0.1930292 0.1436935 0.000939493 0.008319465 0.09907605 0.0229278 0.07016975 NRG2 −0.1407983 0.001192301 0.007982511 −0.07557987 0.08302319 0.1928571 −0.09809674 0.02431958 0.07334869 DNM1L −0.1240689 0.004338347 0.02140569 −0.09703195 0.02591513 0.08489492 −0.1016362 0.01961062 0.06240572 NAA20 0.1248458 0.00409883 0.02048532 0.07682222 0.07807188 0.185251 0.1171153 0.007114447 0.02997308 WHAMMP3 −0.1335183 0.002129187 0.01236901 −0.08998575 0.03891904 0.1124724 −0.09556934 0.02825342 0.08182676 URB2 −0.05794747 0.184103 0.3318407 −0.1244356 0.004223764 0.0235728 −0.1305582 0.002674172 0.01459319 NPTN 0.0800037 0.06647831 0.1614009 0.1269529 0.003508272 0.02070014 0.1143604 0.008596306 0.03434328 PTPRZ1 0.06420214 0.1410548 0.2750772 0.1604416 0.00021695 0.003130417 0.08351585 0.05536181 0.1335264 ARG2 −0.1159352 0.007718704 0.03307778 −0.1069328 0.01404865 0.05534763 −0.1014859 0.01979319 0.06281592 ALCAM 0.04962806 0.2554208 0.4148427 0.11935 0.006085069 0.03040132 0.1388105 0.001400674 0.009128832 GRHPR −0.1058866 0.0150219 0.05412627 −0.11055 0.01109789 0.04658369 −0.1084102 0.01276892 0.04572437 EHD3 −0.1580659 0.000269534 0.002545745 −0.05993996 0.1694483 0.3188092 −0.08197181 0.06004247 0.1420828 CAMSAP1 −0.104115 0.01680536 0.05884624 −0.1348167 0.00192387 0.01373248 −0.08178557 0.06062853 0.1431776 AGFG2 0.08421363 0.05334825 0.1372813 0.1067339 0.01422929 0.0558377 0.1299836 0.00279368 0.01510106 PPCS 0.1474357 0.000685935 0.005225792 0.0982157 0.0241467 0.08069579 0.06305006 0.1483431 0.274548 REEP5 0.09775751 0.02481843 0.07867178 0.09735359 0.02542391 0.08372546 0.1270403 0.003485546 0.01758438 PTPRF 0.1523817 0.000447497 0.003738719 0.05848097 0.1800904 0.3322139 0.09242133 0.03390731 0.0933088 GPR146 −0.1294041 0.0029191 0.01578514 −0.06397531 0.1424677 0.2825299 −0.1197709 0.005906883 0.02604305 LARP1B −0.01558088 0.7212007 0.8245763 −0.1225744 0.004834958 0.02591366 −0.1470968 0.000705974 0.005442859 PSMA3 0.143331 0.000968179 0.006799234 0.06242122 0.1524403 0.2958473 0.1031291 0.01787602 0.05843502 ATRX −0.1267271 0.003567634 0.01840747 −0.0811741 0.06258608 0.1583595 −0.1109556 0.01080395 0.0403922 FNDC4 −0.1534733 0.000406526 0.00348489 −0.083884 0.05429171 0.1427142 −0.06754938 0.1214338 0.2374929 LAPTM5 0.08461003 0.05223178 0.1350324 0.1199881 0.005816787 0.02945272 0.1172528 0.007046901 0.02976808 BARX2 0.1444697 0.000880685 0.00633174 0.07704874 0.07719547 0.183861 0.09023424 0.0383805 0.1017365 NCAPG −0.1124249 0.009796112 0.03918971 −0.1041128 0.01680761 0.06282544 −0.1073146 0.01370756 0.04836389 FAM32A −0.1199197 0.005845016 0.02708564 −0.08869091 0.04182988 0.1182193 −0.1126943 0.009620674 0.03720116 UBL7 −0.1080127 0.01310272 0.04885527 −0.09932977 0.02257867 0.07704645 −0.1159438 0.007714137 0.03172026 TMED2 0.1445744 0.000873018 0.00628636 0.06548769 0.1332498 0.2690706 0.09888501 0.02319374 0.07072332 LINC00920 0.09337836 0.03209438 0.09534922 0.1394501 0.001330231 0.01067017 0.08664708 0.04679741 0.1177464 RIN3 0.02071026 0.6352456 0.7620245 0.1289854 0.003012873 0.01858049 0.1400861 0.00126343 0.008470944 KBTBD4 −0.07812969 0.07312272 0.1730356 −0.1282469 0.003184994 0.01924419 −0.1133751 0.009189662 0.03603124 PMVK −0.05514421 0.2062756 0.3586147 −0.1196321 0.005965111 0.02996332 −0.1351402 0.001875614 0.01123351 C15orf57 −0.08938368 0.04025043 0.1119596 −0.1186038 0.006412887 0.03139675 −0.1143409 0.008607709 0.03437897 APEX1 −0.06067005 0.1643027 0.3065179 −0.1461002 0.000768074 0.007233299 −0.1046568 0.01624113 0.05460998 KRT86 0.1188622 0.006297634 0.02854087 0.09864072 0.02353773 0.0792661 0.1051134 0.01577872 0.05359297 SEPN1 −0.1012822 0.02004287 0.0673153 −0.07434017 0.0882138 0.2014847 −0.1391647 0.001361257 0.008952575 ANXA7 0.1115589 0.01037949 0.04084596 0.07088853 0.1040492 0.2267157 0.1323609 0.002328876 0.01313437 A1BG-AS1 −0.1419028 0.001089254 0.007444043 −0.02918111 0.5038481 0.6591452 −0.120753 0.005509256 0.02483268 BLOC1S6 −0.1565263 0.000309738 0.002840081 −0.04466664 0.306088 0.4775742 −0.09323223 0.03236572 0.09006366 AIFM1 −0.05334851 0.2214594 0.376771 −0.1114694 0.0104415 0.04466356 −0.1425751 0.001030616 0.007263362 PHF11 0.1248771 0.004089443 0.02045309 0.1089497 0.01232789 0.05032021 0.08643301 0.04734523 0.1188026 TRIM37 −0.1269967 0.00349686 0.01813442 −0.07381413 0.09049374 0.2051103 −0.1152478 0.008091432 0.03287351 NKD2 −0.0403786 0.3549 0.5233613 −0.1459697 0.000776573 0.007293598 −0.1157232 0.007831993 0.03212895 GPR75 −0.06883095 0.1145113 0.2368677 −0.1271889 0.00344718 0.02042626 −0.1203097 0.005685634 0.0253486 TMEM156 0.08704991 0.04578095 0.1227794 0.05948474 0.172717 0.3225178 0.1560958 0.000321942 0.00310131 SHC2 −0.1132251 0.009283103 0.03769297 −0.0919674 0.03479729 0.1044519 −0.1162745 0.007540419 0.03123663 CCNA2 −0.0851487 0.05074591 0.1323215 −0.1250282 0.004044388 0.02286508 −0.1107998 0.01091602 0.04066366 PSTK −0.0618361 0.1563294 0.2960877 −0.1271287 0.003462673 0.02050062 −0.1245047 0.004202476 0.02027531 CPT2 −0.000358617 0.993447 0.9963962 −0.1170238 0.007159726 0.03394286 −0.1536396 0.0004006 0.003644414 SERGEF −0.08681505 0.04637128 0.1239328 −0.118482 0.006467873 0.03156603 −0.1160971 0.007633168 0.0315123 VWA2 0.1354499 0.001830474 0.01111621 0.07918972 0.06930076 0.1704537 0.1006859 0.02078967 0.06513819 PIDD −0.01502172 0.7308114 0.8312629 −0.1252739 0.003972046 0.02254768 −0.1441125 0.000907312 0.00659127 PRTG −0.08123054 0.06240325 0.1541148 −0.0676487 0.1208859 0.2516995 −0.1557019 0.000333499 0.003190363 ARHGEF16 0.1849576 1.93022E−05 0.000323695 −0.01634296 0.708173 0.8217195 0.04440922 0.3088868 0.465958 BLNK 0.1646631 0.000146423 0.001588513 0.04990972 0.2527299 0.4193786 0.07467601 0.08678252 0.1860741 CGN 0.1774246 4.20506E−05 0.000596451 0.02642874 0.5449292 0.6954414 0.06035534 0.1665062 0.2989271 TRIM6 0.09399881 0.03096385 0.09282485 0.1153027 0.008061074 0.03694504 0.1132504 0.009267283 0.03621696 NAT8L −0.09382882 0.03127015 0.09352154 −0.09887357 0.02320976 0.07862151 −0.1278565 0.003279551 0.01690043 RPSAP9 −0.09844687 0.02381382 0.07640953 −0.1163244 0.007514554 0.03515801 −0.1081689 0.01297066 0.04630383 N4BP2 −0.06961608 0.1104257 0.2308871 −0.1232187 0.004614914 0.02511141 −0.1233986 0.004555104 0.02150695 SYNCRIP −0.06847131 0.1164219 0.2397863 −0.130298 0.002727707 0.01744805 −0.1172112 0.007067243 0.02983519 MMADHC 0.1275267 0.003361424 0.01757613 0.1017043 0.0195284 0.06946481 0.09008338 0.03870668 0.1023671 ATP6V1F −0.07715059 0.07680403 0.1791879 −0.1079402 0.01316438 0.05279025 −0.1322061 0.002356844 0.01323846 NAA16 −0.07096434 0.1036787 0.2208944 −0.1280398 0.00323486 0.01944128 −0.1176573 0.006851423 0.02916878 NDFIP2 0.1424857 0.001038244 0.007171872 0.0789026 0.07031945 0.1724109 0.09033009 0.03817448 0.1013781 U2AF2 −0.05314509 0.2232285 0.3785935 −0.1063419 0.01459131 0.05682608 −0.1460904 0.000768713 0.005827728 TMEM170B −0.08938482 0.04024788 0.1119596 −0.09027013 0.03830325 0.1114895 −0.1369774 0.001622001 0.01005641 KALRN −0.1101217 0.01141599 0.04394333 −0.07972626 0.0674295 0.1671023 −0.1276241 0.00333706 0.01710182 SRM −0.1226017 0.004825445 0.02328089 −0.09451801 0.03004417 0.09395301 −0.1034097 0.01756534 0.05762242 SNRPD1 −0.0649509 0.1364673 0.2683651 −0.1311459 0.002556792 0.01675517 −0.1183868 0.00651113 0.02807719 TUFT1 0.1363368 0.001706618 0.01054814 0.08916096 0.04075263 0.1161179 0.08985637 0.03920196 0.1032845 CCDC163P −0.1116397 0.0103238 0.04068703 −0.05644299 0.1957735 0.3521089 −0.1393846 0.001337295 0.008846868 PRDM15 −0.04512331 0.3011645 0.4658194 −0.1471807 0.00070096 0.006770754 −0.1110435 0.01074114 0.04023302 DYNC1I2 −0.1646462 0.000146657 0.001589809 −0.05816543 0.1824557 0.3353936 −0.06746218 0.1219164 0.2380434 TENM2 −0.1345267 0.001968092 0.01170178 −0.08009523 0.06616691 0.1648754 −0.1004549 0.02108542 0.06580904 CECR2 −0.1097696 0.01168348 0.04472561 −0.06933838 0.1118575 0.23832 −0.1341007 0.002034733 0.01191479 MTHFR −0.05728677 0.1891633 0.3376028 −0.1118692 0.01016704 0.04379046 −0.1397997 0.001293116 0.008608589 C19orf43 −0.09180828 0.03511393 0.1014848 −0.1092357 0.0120996 0.04972672 −0.1204146 0.005643444 0.02521965 INHBB 0.1533968 0.000409279 0.003499234 0.05659912 0.1945378 0.3504299 0.089745 0.03944687 0.1037923 PML 0.06905564 0.1133301 0.2351259 0.1329666 0.002222326 0.0150817 0.1134054 0.009170864 0.0359778 OR2A7 0.1433119 0.000969715 0.006803154 0.05958485 0.1719942 0.32153 0.1031831 0.01781578 0.058334 ESPL1 −0.05634722 0.1965343 0.3468742 −0.1109363 0.01081775 0.04583632 −0.1408971 0.001182723 0.008038245 MPV17L2 −0.1011248 0.02023762 0.06771332 −0.1017915 0.01942363 0.06921595 −0.1188476 0.006304087 0.02736096 PCCB −0.004222475 0.9229619 0.9554377 −0.1333608 0.00215541 0.01478238 −0.1388765 0.001393254 0.009091752 SEPT2 −0.1127177 0.009605568 0.03864159 −0.1135657 0.009072101 0.04036821 −0.09540214 0.02853193 0.08237625 ZNF605 −0.08318269 0.05634524 0.1428259 −0.1253504 0.00394975 0.02247611 −0.1111552 0.01066185 0.04004381 MBNL2 0.0731645 0.09337434 0.205575 0.1320638 0.002382819 0.01585639 0.1115027 0.01041843 0.03943818 ACP6 0.1575654 0.000282035 0.00264204 0.06578981 0.1314648 0.2666654 0.07512703 0.08488986 0.1833331 GCDH −0.09558662 0.02822476 0.0866859 −0.1132915 0.009241657 0.04086233 −0.113084 0.009371773 0.03650873 LINC00342 −0.1291248 0.002981356 0.01604078 −0.09248 0.03379371 0.1024335 −0.09637868 0.02693805 0.07906733 HDHD3 0.1806146  3.0356E−05 0.000461776 0.03284681 0.4517747 0.6140871 0.0449526 0.3029988 0.4590162 CDAN1 −0.05884401 0.1773971 0.3232348 −0.1290898 0.002989247 0.01851386 −0.1231445 0.004639775 0.02175911 PRKAG2-AS1 −0.08292107 0.05712764 0.1443383 −0.1178541 0.006758062 0.03258243 −0.1186529 0.006390811 0.02769418 HLA-DMB 0.01632139 0.7085405 0.8165404 0.1508109 0.00051323 0.005533417 0.1177593 0.006802891 0.02902803 CLCN5 −0.0917931 0.03514426 0.1015303 −0.1164415 0.007454071 0.03493714 −0.1128116 0.009545142 0.03698743 GPX7 −0.1323931 0.0023231 0.01323046 −0.06215341 0.1542112 0.2984518 −0.1150069 0.008225824 0.03326416 NDRG1 0.05626115 0.1972199 0.3477456 0.1271693 0.00345222 0.02044743 0.1260912 0.003739762 0.01854602 VCL −0.1079069 0.01319281 0.04908601 −0.130804 0.002624496 0.01704637 −0.0792509 0.06908525 0.1579018 TRAPPC1 −0.1146008 0.008456818 0.03533787 −0.1082858 0.01287255 0.05194928 −0.09843736 0.02382743 0.07224005 CYP4F11 0.156275 0.000316808 0.002887784 0.0466441 0.2851491 0.4553805 0.0904584 0.03790014 0.1009438 PHGDH −0.102245 0.01888636 0.06421084 −0.06806501 0.1186104 0.2481493 −0.1403115 0.001240511 0.008337357 SPPL2A 0.1075206 0.01352657 0.04995391 0.1127907 0.009558557 0.04195697 0.1012719 0.02005559 0.06344105 ZNF181 −0.1026831 0.0183796 0.06285644 −0.08858667 0.04207201 0.1187108 −0.1266084 0.003599224 0.01803369 MFGE8 −0.147366 0.000690011 0.005248228 −0.0754449 0.08357605 0.1936947 −0.08368915 0.05485591 0.1324812 CTBP2 0.1294934 0.00289944 0.01572158 0.07264159 0.09574593 0.2134822 0.1110784 0.01071633 0.04018094 ZNF594 −0.07426112 0.08855343 0.1979723 −0.1187446 0.006349818 0.03127181 −0.1230957 0.0046562 0.02180901 COPS7B −0.100209 0.02140416 0.07056479 −0.1170593 0.007142124 0.0339 −0.1038512 0.01708613 0.05650316 TOPORS −0.09209237 0.03455031 0.1004188 −0.1182431 0.006576938 0.03194152 −0.1100476 0.0114718 0.04215313 VASH2 −0.124943 0.004069741 0.02037652 −0.1084773 0.01271335 0.05145598 −0.08434489 0.05297638 0.1292059 C18orf8 −0.08498432 0.05119556 0.1330986 −0.09781552 0.02473251 0.082161 −0.1333612 0.002155339 0.01238976 NPTXR −0.1141992 0.008690974 0.03604579 −0.09088933 0.03699098 0.1087846 −0.1142296 0.008673071 0.03457058 EIF4E2 −0.1367988 0.001645195 0.01025962 −0.07708573 0.07705311 0.1836725 −0.09851861 0.02371132 0.07196638 MFI2-AS1 0.1256137 0.003873921 0.01962909 0.08962352 0.03971552 0.113912 0.1023008 0.01882113 0.06069771 MYEOV2 −0.1245184 0.004198285 0.02090309 −0.07769351 0.07474452 0.1796688 −0.1133022 0.009234968 0.03614591 ARL6IP1 0.1457132 0.000793525 0.005840074 0.074132 0.08911046 0.2029333 0.08729233 0.04517823 0.1148537 ITCH 0.13314 0.002192657 0.01268478 0.05983936 0.1701666 0.3194858 0.1148191 0.008331929 0.03359563 ZNHIT6 −0.05058194 0.2463877 0.4050919 −0.1415159 0.001124378 0.009479857 −0.1136008 0.009050585 0.03561637 PRX −0.06793201 0.1193337 0.2439784 −0.1116496 0.01031699 0.04421251 −0.1328693 0.002239134 0.01272532 ARMCX3 −0.1433451 0.000967051 0.006799234 −0.06591264 0.1307444 0.2656301 −0.09728524 0.02552763 0.07606409 CEBPD 0.1310746 0.002570774 0.01436924 0.1024044 0.01870059 0.06753854 0.08202507 0.05987572 0.1417847 WDR4 −0.02636175 0.5459493 0.6945497 −0.1601536 0.00022277 0.003183508 −0.1015513 0.01971357 0.0626434 LIN7A −0.08940663 0.040199 0.1118612 −0.1326868 0.002270982 0.01532968 −0.09584951 0.02779197 0.08080978 HNRNPA3 −0.08152097 0.06146932 0.1523981 −0.115083 0.008183137 0.03738139 −0.1211245 0.005365219 0.0243743 KBTBD6 −0.1045505 0.01635054 0.05765979 −0.09101497 0.03672943 0.1082212 −0.12271 0.004787893 0.02228852 EIF3I −0.07940412 0.06854799 0.165044 −0.09952859 0.02230831 0.07636728 −0.1354301 0.00183333 0.01104388 PPARGC1B 0.006471125 0.8821825 0.9304462 −0.1336211 0.002112227 0.01456892 −0.1365868 0.001673128 0.01029998 OSBPL11 −0.0957078 0.02802455 0.0863186 −0.07054098 0.1057611 0.2291903 −0.1430438 0.000991481 0.007062649 DCLRE1CP1 −0.03677695 0.3994803 0.5668637 −0.1166146 0.00736543 0.03463494 −0.1428699 0.001005838 0.007128438 COX10 −0.0329468 0.450398 0.6134739 −0.1230958 0.004656183 0.02524406 −0.1389334 0.001386883 0.009058666 ABHD8 −0.103503 0.01746315 0.06058564 −0.1061563 0.01476543 0.05720013 −0.1108474 0.01088165 0.04060634 CENPT −0.08063189 0.06436521 0.1577551 −0.1158977 0.007738613 0.03591656 −0.1206832 0.005536678 0.0248918 HAUS6P1 −0.1488955 0.00060551 0.004737546 −0.08074738 0.06398282 0.1607394 −0.07476626 0.0864011 0.185517 RRAD 0.06654093 0.1271071 0.2551859 0.1351279 0.001877431 0.01353287 0.110569 0.011084 0.04104437 ABHD14A −0.07080458 0.1044607 0.2221525 −0.1552092 0.000348503 0.004305996 −0.08089508 0.06349649 0.1482153 TXN2 −0.09038316 0.0380608 0.1074353 −0.1040003 0.01692688 0.06318189 −0.1239254 0.004383964 0.02094761 SLC4A7 −0.142846 0.001007825 0.00700695 −0.09455087 0.02998676 0.09381561 −0.07031396 0.1068914 0.2163789 RPL22 0.01244565 0.7756128 0.861312 −0.1408998 0.00118247 0.009814427 −0.1279206 0.003263869 0.01683832 PDXP −0.1126017 0.009680659 0.03883144 −0.1125703 0.009701041 0.04240854 −0.0941745 0.03064998 0.08669317 NDRG3 −0.10954 0.01186081 0.04516844 −0.1323161 0.002336936 0.0156459 −0.07231689 0.09724259 0.2021425 SPG20 −0.1526474 0.000437184 0.003670179 −0.03931609 0.3677137 0.5380223 −0.09838109 0.02390814 0.07235864 TEAD3 0.135875 0.001770122 0.01080155 0.07212864 0.09811881 0.217436 0.1022249 0.01890979 0.06091307 BCL2L2-PABPN1 −0.04159275 0.3406061 0.5084071 −0.1200558 0.005788954 0.02937768 −0.1378791 0.0015094 0.009578751 E2F3 −0.1181244 0.00663172 0.02963304 −0.08299392 0.05690887 0.1476724 −0.1153663 0.008026068 0.03269384 RASSF10 0.1034853 0.01748244 0.06062609 0.09575042 0.02795443 0.0895713 0.1195587 0.005996154 0.02636149 MIEF1 −0.1056086 0.0152902 0.05482338 −0.1034304 0.01754259 0.06447723 −0.1108239 0.01089867 0.04063047 HPSE 0.1289428 0.003022582 0.01619997 0.06895687 0.1138482 0.2411874 0.1129151 0.009478919 0.03683118 EMID1 −0.05784103 0.1849113 0.33296 −0.1333288 0.002160766 0.01480103 −0.1175971 0.006880176 0.02923235 ZNF439 −0.09681629 0.02624906 0.0821774 −0.09736106 0.0254126 0.08372546 −0.1238948 0.004393727 0.02098706 LEPROTL1 −0.1261826 0.003714581 0.01897367 −0.1040344 0.01689073 0.06309598 −0.08596961 0.04854952 0.1210067 BLVRB 0.1095597 0.01184551 0.04513486 0.1051029 0.01578917 0.06011548 0.1051612 0.015731 0.05349615 ARID5A −0.119925 0.005842847 0.02708564 −0.08187969 0.06033177 0.1541123 −0.1140257 0.008793907 0.0348427 PGBD2 −0.04499355 0.3025582 0.4673518 −0.1307468 0.00263598 0.0170811 −0.1264199 0.003649867 0.01822838 VPS33A −0.04650963 0.2865417 0.450155 −0.1262124 0.00370639 0.02154499 −0.1300954 0.002770042 0.01500826 TNK2 0.1324197 0.002318339 0.01322596 0.09693497 0.02606485 0.08530369 0.08432329 0.05303742 0.1292642 ADCK4 −0.05830469 0.1814089 0.3284358 −0.110574 0.01108028 0.04653054 −0.1379519 0.001500636 0.009559432 MED14-AS1 −0.08805694 0.0433208 0.1180929 −0.09001414 0.03885719 0.1124046 −0.1354969 0.001823703 0.01100786 CPSF6 −0.01747358 0.689002 0.8007864 −0.1478093 0.000664461 0.006563965 −0.1185659 0.00642992 0.02783765 LSS −0.1152917 0.008067164 0.0341921 −0.09107645 0.036602 0.1080462 −0.1113055 0.01055592 0.03976397 MED23 −0.07213996 0.09806593 0.212283 −0.1429707 0.000997488 0.008710187 −0.09622006 0.02719162 0.07957836 PPP6R2 −0.0900471 0.03878549 0.1089077 −0.09243108 0.03388842 0.1026759 −0.1322906 0.002341546 0.01318446 RAB9A 0.06726732 0.1230004 0.2494234 0.1581091 0.000268481 0.003590058 0.07808642 0.07328232 0.1649178 NHP2 −0.07720634 0.07659044 0.1789296 −0.09396205 0.03102988 0.09613081 −0.139833 0.001289633 0.008596935 YLPM1 −0.06452735 0.139048 0.2719799 −0.1452017 0.000828363 0.00763575 −0.09872194 0.02342288 0.07124629 MLST8 −0.1149926 0.008233852 0.03467685 −0.1092387 0.01209726 0.04972672 −0.09441771 0.03022 0.08589589 RN7SL689P −0.09156037 0.03561215 0.1022664 −0.1331304 0.002194296 0.01495884 −0.09136445 0.03601012 0.09709898 ATP5J −0.07690872 0.07773625 0.1805156 −0.1090757 0.01222688 0.05002477 −0.1282819 0.003176649 0.01651691 DLL3 −0.08894827 0.04123712 0.1140432 −0.1093447 0.01201357 0.04954574 −0.1194841 0.006027804 0.02643384 THRB 0.1615961 0.00019502 0.001982878 0.05999299 0.1690705 0.3183997 0.06754119 0.1214791 0.2375098 HNRNPA3P6 −0.04528751 0.2994071 0.4639261 −0.1197316 0.005923333 0.02979648 −0.1357321 0.001790194 0.01085739 hsa-mir-6723 0.1232749 0.004596154 0.02239981 0.08521024 0.05057844 0.1355668 0.1068225 0.01414857 0.04957902 ESRRA 0.148597 0.000621208 0.004818158 0.05252158 0.2287139 0.3914742 0.0960897 0.02740154 0.07997527 NLRC5 0.1095153 0.01188008 0.04522944 0.09507683 0.02908057 0.09180594 0.1131612 0.009323186 0.03637323 GNAS −0.1215136 0.005218004 0.02463684 −0.08008586 0.06619873 0.1649222 −0.1126927 0.00962168 0.03720116 ACP5 0.01280123 0.7693805 0.8574763 0.1738253 6.03291E−05 0.001291877 0.08298074 0.05694839 0.1365016 NCK1 0.0765629 0.0790851 0.1828851 0.1172399 0.007053208 0.03361227 0.1209391 0.005436659 0.02460106 RBPJ −0.1361125 0.001737196 0.01066139 −0.09690298 0.02611438 0.0853855 −0.0778712 0.07408035 0.1662618 GDPD1 −0.1125438 0.009718309 0.03897123 −0.07979241 0.0672017 0.1666484 −0.1218672 0.005087378 0.02337775 AHCYL2 −0.06180518 0.156537 0.2963196 −0.1011797 0.02016951 0.0712175 −0.142669 0.001022667 0.007221971 MBLAC1 −0.1024758 0.01861781 0.06351502 −0.11472 0.00838841 0.03810649 −0.1014336 0.01985696 0.06297311 FNBP1L −0.0354991 0.4160715 0.5816894 −0.1290391 0.003000714 0.01853014 −0.1310707 0.002571552 0.0141644 ELAC1 −0.1353851 0.001839835 0.01115233 −0.09106878 0.03661789 0.1080462 −0.08480409 0.05169237 0.1268299 CREB5 −0.1406329 0.001208479 0.008057368 −0.1006841 0.0207919 0.0728423 −0.0645886 0.1386725 0.2615777 ATP5SL −0.1008565 0.02057357 0.06863937 −0.117637 0.006861088 0.03298773 −0.09967325 0.02211336 0.06829286 DCTN3 −0.1230803 0.004661395 0.02265432 −0.09901559 0.02301168 0.07812456 −0.0939821 0.03099385 0.08741709 GTF2H4 −0.04044003 0.3541678 0.5225974 −0.1293029 0.002941523 0.01832987 −0.1286787 0.003083304 0.01617984 LDHB −0.1132881 0.009243776 0.0375991 −0.1005409 0.02097489 0.07317028 −0.1038689 0.01706721 0.05645402 ZBTB8OS −0.05150262 0.2378829 0.3956595 −0.1078703 0.01322414 0.05296886 −0.1422604 0.001057695 0.007424131 TTI2 −0.1096465 0.01177823 0.04498935 −0.1121235 0.00999578 0.04327567 −0.09607256 0.02742924 0.08003932 ORMDL1 −0.1022493 0.01888125 0.06420917 −0.09386325 0.03120791 0.09648664 −0.1204731 0.005620051 0.02516098 OR2A1-AS1 0.1167252 0.007309321 0.03191054 0.09563023 0.02815257 0.08994261 0.1046059 0.01629345 0.05470055 TMEM63A 0.1463258 0.00075359 0.005600222 0.06724075 0.1231487 0.2547673 0.08839494 0.04252043 0.1100896 ZXDA −0.1045853 0.01631469 0.05757713 −0.09205514 0.03462373 0.104133 −0.1196129 0.005973226 0.02627729 EGFR-AS1 0.096696 0.02643692 0.08265398 0.08447605 0.05260693 0.1396331 0.1316738 0.002455374 0.01365635 GSTM3P1 −0.1124218 0.009798131 0.03918971 −0.1049496 0.01594329 0.06059931 −0.1002182 0.02139219 0.06659759 EPHA3 −0.162788 0.000174571 0.001829706 −0.03495032 0.4233194 0.5887473 −0.08115522 0.06264733 0.1468735 PDGFRL −0.113693 0.00899435 0.03688637 −0.08874067 0.0417147 0.1180376 −0.1131559 0.009326537 0.03637323 RFFL 0.1200823 0.005778105 0.02683316 0.05796548 0.1839664 0.3374264 0.1270991 0.003470328 0.01752667 ZNF689 −0.1184659 0.006475179 0.02911815 −0.08060568 0.06445226 0.1616125 −0.114711 0.00839357 0.03376593 ORAOV1 0.09940719 0.02247305 0.07309047 0.0986295 0.02355363 0.07928488 0.1187584 0.006343702 0.02751573 RILPL1 −0.1312894 0.00252886 0.01419323 −0.08026724 0.06558497 0.1638624 −0.09951371 0.02232844 0.0687892 SMIM20 −0.07166484 0.1003044 0.215653 −0.1392026 0.001357097 0.01083252 −0.09959598 0.02221731 0.06855304 CLDN3 0.1848224 1.95794E−05 0.000327162 0.01955262 0.6542714 0.782416 0.031162 0.4753233 0.6268143 SLFN13 0.1487715 0.000611985 0.004774784 0.0550985 0.2066526 0.3646086 0.09268461 0.03340007 0.0922412 PSMD6 −0.1187233 0.006359342 0.02872953 −0.05743541 0.188016 0.3422251 −0.1284975 0.003125613 0.01635994 C16orf52 0.02067907 0.6357552 0.7623394 0.1302153 0.00274491 0.01750179 0.1338373 0.002076963 0.01207198 ATP2C1 0.07583927 0.08196894 0.1874673 0.1175687 0.006893788 0.0330796 0.119817 0.005887665 0.02598057 PARP10 0.08616208 0.04804626 0.1271883 0.1386194 0.001422373 0.01116639 0.08758014 0.04447135 0.1135774 ANKFY1 −0.1069026 0.01407597 0.05143698 −0.1177665 0.006799483 0.03273207 −0.09168191 0.03536714 0.09588237 HS3ST3B1 −0.1140033 0.008807285 0.03637644 −0.09213569 0.03446505 0.1038353 −0.109709 0.01173 0.04287548 MCM3AP-AS1 −0.08473614 0.05188072 0.1344244 −0.1122535 0.009909203 0.04302446 −0.1184506 0.006482109 0.02800263 ZSWIM8-AS1 −0.09034758 0.03813699 0.1075205 −0.07939224 0.06858952 0.1693627 −0.1391091 0.001367376 0.008981832 ZNF792 −0.09638568 0.02692692 0.08373454 −0.1376739 0.001534376 0.01182557 −0.07797812 0.073683 0.1655786 PKP2 0.169329  9.3755E−05 0.001112511 0.03503528 0.4221924 0.5875908 0.06583325 0.1312097 0.2512115 FBXW8 −0.149185 0.000590639 0.004655211 −0.0538871 0.2168237 0.3762824 −0.09220451 0.03432996 0.09389639 PRICKLE3 0.1713584 7.69434E−05 0.000966584 0.03435246 0.4312986 0.5963019 0.0617874 0.1566564 0.2858549 UBN2 −0.05072271 0.2450737 0.403929 −0.1188278 0.006312865 0.03114845 −0.1323449 0.002331747 0.01313991 CASP9 −0.07214457 0.0980444 0.2122694 −0.1069374 0.01404445 0.05534675 −0.131113 0.00256324 0.01413123 RASSF1 −0.1034703 0.01749891 0.06066433 −0.08647811 0.04722935 0.1289496 −0.1236127 0.004484809 0.02128335 MFSD1 0.0643651 0.1400464 0.2735485 0.1044068 0.01649934 0.06211909 0.1374642 0.001560287 0.009804804 HILPDA −0.06302836 0.148483 0.2854212 −0.1397979 0.001293305 0.01047818 −0.1041464 0.01677218 0.05574306 FEM1A −0.09887476 0.02320809 0.07491499 −0.1190989 0.006193668 0.03080017 −0.09838693 0.02389974 0.07234895 SYNE4 0.1535927 0.000402263 0.003457111 0.06957306 0.1106466 0.2365003 0.07201755 0.09863882 0.2042782 ABCE1 −0.09326545 0.03230386 0.09574903 −0.1290655 0.002994727 0.01851386 −0.09205201 0.03462991 0.09440143 GREM1 −0.08529316 0.05035349 0.1316112 −0.1018954 0.01929938 0.06896742 −0.1261879 0.00371313 0.01844716 BACE2 0.05225424 0.2310949 0.3874967 0.1475328 0.000680294 0.006654258 0.1007271 0.02073727 0.06506809 ATP2A1 −0.06927301 0.1121966 0.2333977 −0.1310685 0.002571975 0.01679931 −0.1097383 0.01170752 0.04282705 DESI2 −0.1007505 0.02070761 0.06898738 −0.1043876 0.01651939 0.06216833 −0.111531 0.0103988 0.03938527 RNASET2 0.1568289 0.000301418 0.00277843 0.05628766 0.1970086 0.3537692 0.07685411 0.077948 0.1725168 TXNDC16 −0.03742762 0.391187 0.5583542 −0.1394929 0.001325633 0.01065059 −0.1180582 0.006662493 0.02855149 SVIL 0.05035136 0.2485504 0.40744 0.1170832 0.00713034 0.03386121 0.1334431 0.002141668 0.01233852 PBX2P1 −0.07308025 0.09375324 0.2060233 −0.1179359 0.006719619 0.03245329 −0.1201539 0.005748834 0.02552519 RNF185-AS1 −0.1293776 0.002924959 0.01580454 −0.08740959 0.04488911 0.124143 −0.09402564 0.03091575 0.08724499 GMCL1 −0.002346503 0.9571426 0.9770678 −0.1249417 0.004070111 0.02294619 −0.1417101 0.001106621 0.007636619 MBD1 −0.09950599 0.0223389 0.07278444 −0.1030305 0.01798628 0.06566345 −0.1134775 0.009126342 0.03584355 C12orf65 −0.07884979 0.07050813 0.1687419 −0.1146047 0.008454607 0.03834463 −0.1194403 0.006046463 0.02649063 APPBP2 −0.1362629 0.001716634 0.01058654 −0.06418283 0.1411747 0.2807157 −0.1033228 0.01766104 0.05790907 RP9 −0.1460856 0.000769021 0.005696647 −0.02992138 0.493084 0.6494163 −0.1080317 0.01308661 0.04661016 SH3RF2 0.1442517 0.000896846 0.006406026 0.05909712 0.1755372 0.3262086 0.0953503 0.02861876 0.08255267 RCE1 0.1287183 0.003074133 0.01640048 0.04875288 0.2639082 0.4318868 0.1211082 0.005371441 0.02439318 BICC1 −0.1553168 0.000345174 0.003085727 −0.06514078 0.1353224 0.2720717 −0.07177938 0.09976108 0.2060505 MDC1 −0.06107885 0.1614734 0.3028524 −0.1206858 0.005535666 0.02847411 −0.1247123 0.004139131 0.02010208 HNRNPA1P4 −0.07591183 0.08167597 0.1869758 −0.1227444 0.004776017 0.02567394 −0.1133034 0.009234248 0.03614591 SLC35G1 −0.06120993 0.1605739 0.3016232 −0.1423828 0.001047087 0.009007666 −0.1011047 0.02026273 0.06388911 TWSG1 −0.07691618 0.07770735 0.1805021 −0.1279256 0.003262655 0.01955766 −0.1069538 0.01402966 0.04927549 GGT7 −0.08279434 0.05750984 0.1450669 −0.100202 0.02141335 0.07417109 −0.128697 0.003079072 0.01616799 RAB14 0.1030416 0.01797377 0.06174159 0.1129148 0.00947912 0.04170034 0.09985904 0.02186517 0.0677217 DRG2 −0.07494142 0.08566471 0.1934091 −0.100652 0.02083283 0.07291228 −0.1333785 0.002152444 0.01238011 AMOTL1 0.01050112 0.8099404 0.8845477 0.151127 0.000499322 0.005457437 0.1132447 0.009270854 0.03621696 TACC3 −0.0690554 0.1133314 0.2351259 −0.1015236 0.0197472 0.07001052 −0.1360741 0.001742481 0.01062822 SLC36A1 −0.09416928 0.03065927 0.09211017 −0.117037 0.007153217 0.03392355 −0.1039988 0.01692857 0.05611062 ZNF778 −0.07228555 0.09738802 0.2113744 −0.1139511 0.008838527 0.0396594 −0.1239336 0.00438134 0.02094226 OTUD1 0.1518025 0.000470767 0.003888788 0.07667143 0.07865975 0.1861382 0.0667574 0.1258723 0.2436402 RCHY1 −0.08499055 0.05117846 0.1330986 −0.07937461 0.06865119 0.1694354 −0.141335 0.00114115 0.007839912 TP53ΓNP2 −0.1268389 0.003538145 0.018294 −0.09336866 0.03211233 0.09855576 −0.09108627 0.03658168 0.09818366 CYP2U1 −0.1470446 0.000709103 0.005358309 −0.05212438 0.2322577 0.3953039 −0.09501037 0.02919376 0.08367957 MOB3A −0.1770479 4.36842E−05 0.000613562 −0.04710171 0.2804446 0.4501305 −0.02995532 0.4925934 0.6425272 PDXDC2P 0.1341006 0.00203475 0.01196522 0.07377612 0.0906603 0.2053535 0.09829324 0.02403461 0.07264663 PTCD3 −0.001201619 0.9780454 0.9881262 −0.1515363 0.000481831 0.005333186 −0.1145775 0.008470253 0.03395664 RSG1 −0.06566609 0.1321935 0.2621766 −0.1179027 0.006735199 0.03251219 −0.1238589 0.004405227 0.02102756 SLC39A13 −0.1553905 0.000342912 0.00307142 −0.06996411 0.1086519 0.2335637 −0.06599393 0.1302693 0.2501236 EBI3 −0.1107066 0.01098358 0.04265638 −0.09998722 0.02169534 0.07487664 −0.103967 0.01696233 0.05620041 COX10-AS1 −0.0592641 0.1743182 0.3192965 −0.122562 0.004839314 0.02591756 −0.1232205 0.0046143 0.02169837 RPL23P2 −0.06734951 0.1225422 0.2486393 −0.134438 0.001981791 0.01400942 −0.1059083 0.01500111 0.05169607 RFX1 −0.06152553 0.1584239 0.2989178 −0.122448 0.00487923 0.02606707 −0.1219847 0.005044652 0.02321975 TRAPPC5 −0.07140249 0.1015578 0.2175747 −0.13946 0.001329166 0.01066936 −0.0966964 0.0264363 0.07800867 FAIM3 0.05909449 0.1755564 0.3210155 0.1323317 0.002334128 0.01563462 0.1133055 0.009232913 0.03614591 NXPH4 −0.08877112 0.04164437 0.1149411 −0.1221982 0.00496782 0.02632779 −0.1025468 0.01853599 0.06006272 GAS1 −0.1328427 0.002243757 0.01291301 −0.06097667 0.1621771 0.3092675 −0.1084863 0.0127059 0.04554558 LANCL1 −0.131869 0.002418812 0.01365819 −0.08627478 0.04775359 0.1299476 −0.09000648 0.03887386 0.1026895 CCNL1 0.1389988 0.001379586 0.008956372 0.09007365 0.03872781 0.1122654 0.07542778 0.08364641 0.1812664 AADAT −0.1472608 0.000696207 0.005284322 −0.04869305 0.2644955 0.432436 −0.09611957 0.02735332 0.07986802 PHF10 −0.03944412 0.3661546 0.534505 −0.1187217 0.006360069 0.03128318 −0.1356318 0.001804422 0.01092761 LINC00265 −0.09373222 0.03144537 0.09396159 −0.09890819 0.02316134 0.07847681 −0.1206847 0.005536088 0.0248918 PPFIA4 −0.1243568 0.004248163 0.0210801 −0.07828274 0.07256049 0.1759835 −0.1067896 0.01417849 0.04966039 ERLEC1 0.07427092 0.08851131 0.1979099 0.1266047 0.003600203 0.02107285 0.1091117 0.01219815 0.04421748 FGF2 −0.1332689 0.002170834 0.01258469 −0.08135506 0.06200139 0.1572231 −0.09236993 0.0340071 0.09343509 HAS3 0.07856357 0.07153806 0.1703281 0.09384106 0.03124801 0.09658623 0.135088 0.001883335 0.01125553 IGFBP7 0.01109172 0.7994724 0.8773836 0.1448762 0.000851264 0.007761982 0.1189276 0.00626872 0.02724143 NVL −0.04435194 0.3095118 0.4744653 −0.1046383 0.01626017 0.06145133 −0.1446921 0.000864477 0.00638676 ASMTL −0.1003139 0.02126769 0.07018137 −0.1004265 0.02112196 0.07351752 −0.1132988 0.009237087 0.03614591 CTPS1 −0.09157527 0.03558204 0.1022644 −0.0966134 0.02656659 0.08627635 −0.1237512 0.004439883 0.02114298 EEF1A1P6 −0.03694037 0.3973876 0.5647636 −0.139436 0.001331754 0.01067166 −0.116401 0.007474902 0.03105015 C7orf26 −0.1005333 0.02098461 0.06949436 −0.07071725 0.1048901 0.2280482 −0.1342334 0.002013757 0.0118218 LRP11 0.1388706 0.001393914 0.009024135 0.07856513 0.0715324 0.1743101 0.08623689 0.0478518 0.119729 GYG1 0.08071298 0.06409653 0.1573563 0.1265322 0.003619633 0.02116877 0.1038199 0.01711974 0.05658743 PMPCB −0.06165178 0.1575699 0.2977148 −0.1218399 0.005097355 0.02680396 −0.1216835 0.005154882 0.02363334 MAX 0.05994536 0.1694098 0.3130257 0.09963091 0.02217027 0.07604435 0.1411357 0.001159902 0.007926179 KCNJ11 −0.0731569 0.09340847 0.205575 −0.134305 0.002002522 0.01410048 −0.100676 0.02080227 0.06513819 ZNF649 −0.08237347 0.05879445 0.1475586 −0.09703303 0.02591347 0.08489492 −0.1299279 0.002805524 0.01514744 SLC16A9 −0.07404095 0.08950496 0.199468 −0.1234185 0.004548526 0.02485706 −0.1120453 0.01004811 0.03842297 ING3 −0.1014756 0.01980566 0.06679792 −0.1052867 0.01560625 0.05961127 −0.1074998 0.01354474 0.04792303 SUPT16H −0.03123497 0.4742897 0.634895 −0.1462136 0.000760761 0.007183874 −0.1101827 0.01137017 0.04191933 PNKP −0.03377234 0.4391237 0.6039089 −0.1226909 0.004794493 0.02574052 −0.133503 0.002131711 0.01230153 RAET1L 0.1412447 0.001149616 0.007760189 0.08133812 0.06205595 0.1573041 0.07942359 0.06847995 0.1567202 KIAA1919 −0.05536203 0.2044864 0.3566333 −0.1543875 0.000374931 0.004518328 −0.08644017 0.04732682 0.1187779 ACTN4 0.1181411 0.00662401 0.02960809 0.09875101 0.02338189 0.07889758 0.0954688 0.02842061 0.0821296 ARNTL2 0.09051085 0.03778847 0.1069182 0.03342029 0.4439117 0.6079386 0.1568216 0.000301618 0.002956488 RFTN1 −0.1794087 3.43586E−05 0.000508223 −0.004782569 0.9127814 0.9526134 −0.05045183 0.2476064 0.3971919 RFX3 −0.1045798 0.01632034 0.05758247 −0.08547746 0.04985655 0.1341015 −0.1206717 0.005541209 0.02490413 INPP1 0.1001485 0.02148328 0.07080884 0.1171168 0.007113707 0.03383956 0.09587367 0.02775248 0.08071182 USP24 −0.04781824 0.2731844 0.435412 −0.1114763 0.01043672 0.04465682 −0.1371695 0.001597391 0.009952589 JARID2 0.04325653 0.3216252 0.4874988 0.1589408 0.000248918 0.003450888 0.08707878 0.04570882 0.1156766 RPL30 0.149611 0.000569375 0.004515744 0.06041562 0.1660825 0.3146885 0.08270975 0.05776616 0.1378445 UBE2G2 −0.04542935 0.2978946 0.4625607 −0.1368199 0.001642436 0.01234032 −0.1142879 0.008638806 0.03446361 CEP85 −0.01510977 0.7292951 0.8301487 −0.1083692 0.012803 0.05171357 −0.1498546 0.000557535 0.00458355 BTBD11 0.08135211 0.06201091 0.1534096 0.08397413 0.05403237 0.1422433 0.1389665 0.001383186 0.009042859 LIN7B −0.09937892 0.02251157 0.07317574 −0.06858511 0.1158147 0.2439504 −0.1354032 0.001837218 0.01106066 HES2 0.1350797 0.001884559 0.01133561 0.0663717 0.128079 0.2619738 0.1002101 0.02140277 0.06660075 SPAG1 0.1629986 0.000171173 0.001801568 0.0668344 0.1254353 0.2581167 0.0477598 0.2737716 0.4263878 MTFMT −0.05939423 0.1733724 0.3180666 −0.1370263 0.001615702 0.01220236 −0.1060428 0.01487292 0.05144536 IRF9 0.1528369 0.000429968 0.003618336 0.07123072 0.1023851 0.2240368 0.06640871 0.127866 0.2465392 PDCL3P5 −0.09280101 0.03317789 0.09757091 −0.08487112 0.05150712 0.1372899 −0.1301752 0.002753305 0.01493501 TRIM45 −0.08864045 0.04194693 0.1154557 −0.07980881 0.06714532 0.1665649 −0.1364072 0.001697124 0.01040629 S100A2 0.1097264 0.01171666 0.0448403 0.08811898 0.04317293 0.1207645 0.1128181 0.009540962 0.03698743 SYTL4 0.1145351 0.00849476 0.0354385 0.1016546 0.01958837 0.06962476 0.09573336 0.02798248 0.08121104 G6PD 0.09647029 0.02679255 0.0833912 0.08880807 0.04155915 0.117765 0.1243349 0.004254961 0.02044349 GINS4 −0.08925156 0.04054769 0.1126514 −0.1203309 0.005677113 0.0289768 −0.1019655 0.0192159 0.0615289 PLEKHA4 −0.1397627 0.001297006 0.008527646 −0.05805297 0.1833043 0.336376 −0.09905243 0.02296053 0.07023472 CDK11B −0.05432466 0.2131092 0.3675217 −0.1064566 0.01448448 0.05660008 −0.137673 0.001534493 0.00968943 ZNF853 −0.1445525 0.000874616 0.006294612 −0.06822532 0.117743 0.2468462 −0.08421682 0.05333917 0.1298873 FN3K −0.01762328 0.686478 0.7991208 −0.1017834 0.01943338 0.06923296 −0.1535626 0.000403337 0.003657358 FAM134C 0.1101905 0.0113643 0.04378072 0.07672137 0.07846465 0.1857713 0.120694 0.005532415 0.0248918 CAPRIN1 −0.1034193 0.01755482 0.06076737 −0.1201184 0.005763326 0.02928796 −0.08750558 0.04465357 0.1139174 ARHGAP21 0.03296607 0.4501331 0.6133589 0.1288661 0.003040096 0.01873178 0.1268955 0.003523288 0.01772773 CACUL1 0.156643 0.000306503 0.002815986 0.05118844 0.2407616 0.4058078 0.07582919 0.08200969 0.1786777 KPNA3 −0.1250064 0.004050844 0.0202892 −0.06726069 0.1230374 0.2546174 −0.1114199 0.01047598 0.03959142 CLDN15 −0.1110326 0.01074896 0.0419775 −0.1045739 0.01632637 0.06163459 −0.09637573 0.02694276 0.07906733 TTC9 0.1552959 0.000345819 0.003087808 0.061211 0.1605666 0.3070797 0.07034046 0.1067589 0.2161737 ANKRD54 −0.1252789 0.003970577 0.01998064 −0.07431886 0.08830529 0.2016275 −0.1062967 0.01463353 0.05089558 IFNE 0.06845468 0.1165109 0.2398986 0.0957168 0.02800973 0.08968654 0.1379283 0.001503468 0.009568709 RGS5 −0.1030545 0.01795941 0.06170748 −0.08599049 0.04849471 0.1313769 −0.1201989 0.005730525 0.0254753 HNRNPA3P12 −0.002817429 0.9485524 0.97123 −0.1099772 0.01152507 0.04787153 −0.1503004 0.000536457 0.004463208 DCAF7 −0.08965322 0.0396497 0.110709 −0.1090713 0.01223035 0.05002477 −0.1124886 0.009754336 0.03750569 WNT10B −0.09956083 0.02226473 0.07267888 −0.1125222 0.009732383 0.04247884 −0.09996839 0.02172022 0.06736269 H3F3AP6 0.000685668 0.9874712 0.9935385 −0.1409686 0.001175849 0.009788662 −0.1234051 0.004552955 0.0215041 EPHA2 0.1074593 0.01358017 0.05005891 0.06866985 0.1153641 0.2433661 0.1275237 0.003362174 0.01719886 CHD3 −0.09234686 0.03405198 0.09934384 −0.09894106 0.02311545 0.07834037 −0.1191384 0.006176475 0.02693586 LRRC3DN −0.09546198 0.02843199 0.08724533 −0.1172765 0.007035271 0.03354708 −0.09860798 0.02358415 0.0716742 CXCL2 0.1051985 0.01569383 0.05595348 0.09410655 0.03077106 0.0956032 0.1116307 0.01032999 0.03925284 F2R −0.1848047  1.9616E−05 0.000327327 0.02440765 0.5761163 0.7218438 −0.009950111 0.8197374 0.8895122 PCSK1N −0.09980675 0.02193477 0.0718715 −0.1009053 0.02051216 0.07211638 −0.1108546 0.01087648 0.04060634 APLP2 0.1077775 0.01330377 0.04938003 0.05176121 0.2355319 0.3998497 0.1360155 0.001750576 0.01066098 NBPF16 −0.1040829 0.01683927 0.05893533 −0.09372608 0.03145653 0.09708279 −0.1129119 0.009481005 0.03683118 SRGAP1 0.08991449 0.03907465 0.1095428 0.1247142 0.00413854 0.02323693 0.09528831 0.02872289 0.08280734 MGRN1 −0.126857 0.003533377 0.01827613 −0.09462111 0.02986436 0.09360613 −0.0854906 0.04982127 0.1233919 GK −0.1220029 0.005038067 0.02406259 −0.07646866 0.07945594 0.1872557 −0.1078405 0.01324969 0.04708258 GPSM3 0.05368686 0.218539 0.3734616 0.1364687 0.001688875 0.0125574 0.1086339 0.01258436 0.04527603 SERBP1P5 −0.07965082 0.06769009 0.1634875 −0.1181096 0.006638597 0.03216242 −0.1109013 0.01084288 0.04050511 C12orf73 −0.08233151 0.05892382 0.1477235 −0.1100961 0.0114352 0.04761191 −0.1168665 0.007238213 0.03030621 AARS2 −0.1023004 0.01882157 0.06411585 −0.09950211 0.02234416 0.07641482 −0.1093951 0.011974 0.04356146 EIF6 0.09385561 0.03122172 0.09343691 0.05571135 0.2016406 0.3590425 0.1447437 0.000860752 0.006372768 KPNB1 −0.1298783 0.002816099 0.01538959 −0.08874609 0.04170219 0.1180376 −0.08665258 0.04678341 0.1177325 MIA3 −0.110469 0.0111574 0.04318685 −0.09863745 0.02354235 0.0792661 −0.1015908 0.01966561 0.062523 ARHGAP18 0.0617694 0.1567774 0.2966773 0.1005518 0.02096091 0.07316984 0.137302 0.001580611 0.009887878 ACOX3 −0.09197348 0.03478523 0.1008699 −0.1008344 0.02060142 0.07237534 −0.1174165 0.00696716 0.02949389 EFR3A 0.0893251 0.04038201 0.1122583 0.1091966 0.0121306 0.04980701 0.1119451 0.0101156 0.03862801 SLC25A35 −0.04116094 0.345647 0.5141019 −0.118571 0.006427653 0.03144258 −0.1320186 0.002391141 0.01338835 ATP11B 0.114164 0.008711808 0.03611068 0.1198742 0.005863896 0.02959375 0.07220407 0.09776694 0.2028922 INPP5F 0.05193314 0.2339778 0.3911526 0.1447442 0.000860715 0.007809838 0.09879462 0.02332051 0.07099697 PRR5L −0.08397279 0.05403622 0.1385138 −0.09266673 0.03343431 0.1015431 −0.1295195 0.002893711 0.01543385 NDUFAF5 −0.07849827 0.07177475 0.1706581 −0.1119391 0.01011967 0.04368974 −0.1176747 0.006843117 0.02914607 DBF4B −0.07406422 0.08940399 0.1993614 −0.1185035 0.006458128 0.03154059 −0.1142109 0.008684103 0.03460465 ESCO2 −0.08294375 0.05705946 0.1442446 −0.1282979 0.003172835 0.01920117 −0.09644298 0.02683585 0.0789033 KLHL15 −0.09591573 0.02768386 0.08553422 −0.09907462 0.02292977 0.07793881 −0.1152604 0.008084424 0.03285618 PRKDC −0.04678969 0.2836466 0.4472222 −0.1351052 0.001880783 0.01353858 −0.1132568 0.009263303 0.03621696 SLC41A1 −0.1073582 0.01366902 0.05024005 −0.08352168 0.05534471 0.1446654 −0.1168594 0.007241789 0.03030621 DYRK1A −0.0508205 0.2441638 0.4027632 −0.1308623 0.002612844 0.01700242 −0.1156764 0.007857191 0.03218489 SF3B5 −0.05835044 0.181066 0.3280924 −0.137982 0.001497026 0.01158382 −0.1032855 0.01770226 0.05801688 AZI1 −0.03322425 0.4465908 0.6102054 −0.118625 0.006403349 0.03137213 −0.1345887 0.001958555 0.01154301 FOXJ2 −0.1416306 0.001113853 0.007573875 −0.07866369 0.07117643 0.1738383 −0.07756276 0.07523636 0.1679306 LRP5L −0.02698567 0.5364846 0.6864616 −0.1436186 0.000945353 0.008338639 −0.111924 0.01012986 0.03864993 C6orf203 −0.01765075 0.6860153 0.7989162 −0.1316625 0.002457507 0.01623448 −0.1276431 0.003332312 0.01710182 HDAC5 −0.1218839 0.005081312 0.02421175 −0.07560057 0.08293866 0.1928539 −0.1076374 0.01342489 0.04754736 NFE2L2 0.08510468 0.05086602 0.132461 0.1123944 0.009816118 0.04272375 0.1115716 0.01037074 0.03931108 NDST1 −0.1429454 0.00099958 0.006960056 −0.0615182 0.1584736 0.3042894 −0.08943264 0.04014075 0.1050816 CCNYL2 −0.1159758 0.007697157 0.03302919 −0.1017246 0.019504 0.06940351 −0.09135871 0.03602184 0.09711175 GLOD4 −0.03461936 0.4277258 0.5931568 −0.1421421 0.001068041 0.009130868 −0.1105073 0.01112925 0.04119895 GHDC 0.1135755 0.009066083 0.03706444 0.07769173 0.07475119 0.1796688 0.1147951 0.008345567 0.0336338 DHX37 −0.04485428 0.3040586 0.468941 −0.1466296 0.00073448 0.00700701 −0.09969514 0.02208399 0.06823243 CBY1 −0.09183533 0.03505992 0.1013497 −0.1131742 0.009315 0.04113435 −0.1049413 0.01595168 0.05393039 ZNF32-AS2 −0.09592983 0.02766087 0.08548216 −0.1007509 0.02070708 0.07261824 −0.1131664 0.009319919 0.03637323 DLX6 −0.08325519 0.05612999 0.1423862 −0.1124191 0.009799907 0.04267988 −0.1127058 0.009613194 0.03719935 AZGP1 0.08884231 0.04148031 0.1145564 0.1030466 0.01796826 0.06564309 0.1170003 0.007171431 0.03010228 RCBTB2 −0.148784 0.000611333 0.004772373 −0.0366345 0.40131 0.5678969 −0.09495131 0.02929468 0.08384795 PRKCA −0.1418789 0.001091394 0.007448175 −0.09284158 0.03310074 0.1008381 −0.05997272 0.1692148 0.3026212 CD70 −0.1120352 0.01005495 0.03996427 −0.0888849 0.04138242 0.1173837 −0.1072581 0.01375752 0.04848835 RUSC1 −0.02983674 0.4943084 0.6514182 −0.1269365 0.003512553 0.02070784 −0.1278401 0.003283598 0.01690593 CASKIN2 −0.06963654 0.1103208 0.2307372 −0.1366274 0.001667751 0.01244688 −0.09622941 0.02717661 0.07955231 TRIM22 0.0603415 0.1666036 0.3096622 0.1372191 0.001591089 0.01208896 0.1020262 0.0191439 0.06142553 ZNF816 −0.07984526 0.06702016 0.1622354 −0.1089156 0.01235538 0.05040692 −0.118314 0.006544375 0.02815422 E2F4 0.1305238 0.002681206 0.01485066 0.05303171 0.2242189 0.3857252 0.1109766 0.01078893 0.04034688 PCGF6 −0.0770208 0.07730313 0.1798714 −0.1382143 0.001469408 0.01142608 −0.08786781 0.04377414 0.1124707 PDS5A −0.0699444 0.1087517 0.2286924 −0.1261635 0.003719818 0.02160941 −0.1079185 0.01318291 0.04688117 TERT −0.0370715 0.3957131 0.5631831 −0.1336615 0.002105589 0.01454476 −0.1182106 0.006591911 0.02829257 ZC3H7B −0.1348334 0.001921352 0.01148767 −0.09360851 0.03167098 0.09761477 −0.07145101 0.101325 0.2081693 MORF4L1P1 −0.1174 0.006975179 0.03082143 −0.0561918 0.1977736 0.3546065 −0.1235336 0.004510661 0.02136233 GBP3 0.09027691 0.03828867 0.1077953 0.1056985 0.01520294 0.05847187 0.1126756 0.009632737 0.03720257 DLX4 −0.07256366 0.09610344 0.2095666 −0.09879099 0.02332561 0.07883414 −0.1310227 0.002581013 0.01420527 MYL9 −0.1204062 0.005646821 0.0263752 −0.1035262 0.01743774 0.06417872 −0.08254043 0.05828203 0.1387663 LMTK3 0.1603761 0.000218261 0.002174639 0.04464277 0.3063469 0.4778174 0.06896255 0.1138183 0.2265461 GIMAP2 0.07106516 0.1031875 0.2202188 0.113902 0.008867959 0.03970187 0.1191369 0.006177115 0.02693586 LRRC8A 0.04344785 0.3194875 0.4851038 0.08396295 0.0540645 0.1422809 0.1546369 0.000366721 0.003412352 DOCK4 −0.1796805 3.34151E−05 0.000495847 −0.0406648 0.351497 0.5216427 −0.007785315 0.858486 0.9139235 DHX33 −0.05389627 0.2167454 0.3715369 −0.1235023 0.00452092 0.02474506 −0.120013 0.005806526 0.02571251 CBX8 −0.06246355 0.1521619 0.2900995 −0.1175673 0.006894456 0.0330796 −0.1208973 0.005452874 0.02464595 HCAR1 0.1577498 0.000277369 0.002606815 0.05523253 0.2055488 0.3635366 0.06598866 0.1303001 0.2501236 YBEY −0.07039052 0.1065091 0.2252951 −0.1363519 0.001704579 0.01263958 −0.09515622 0.02894586 0.08326047 RAPGEF5 0.1440794 0.000909815 0.006484237 0.06686596 0.1252566 0.257921 0.08199627 0.05996584 0.1419498 FAM157B 0.1698456 8.91747E−05 0.001074651 0.03889684 0.3728479 0.542512 0.04936491 0.2579526 0.408655 MED24 −0.120699 0.005530476 0.0258926 −0.1119756 0.01009502 0.0436239 −0.07106058 0.1032098 0.2109822 ODF2 −0.06057331 0.1649777 0.3075298 −0.1169304 0.007206255 0.03410536 −0.1223687 0.00490719 0.02272228 PTPN9 −0.1320083 0.002393041 0.01355312 −0.07870435 0.07102996 0.1735415 −0.09033279 0.03816867 0.1013781 SOGA1 −0.1344834 0.001974769 0.0117342 −0.06679981 0.1256315 0.2582961 −0.09649811 0.02674849 0.07869631 ZSCAN30 −0.1188745 0.006292155 0.02852785 −0.09504509 0.02913459 0.09193479 −0.0929696 0.03285832 0.0910159 LY6K 0.07434592 0.08818915 0.1975074 0.1098244 0.01164142 0.04829717 0.1205719 0.005580684 0.02504112 KLHL7 −0.1454127 0.000813828 0.005955351 −0.03814674 0.3821436 0.5512584 −0.09824764 0.02410048 0.07278252 KCTD9 −0.1187149 0.006363108 0.02873722 −0.1006178 0.02087644 0.07302708 −0.08744582 0.04480009 0.1141865 GSTM4 −0.07412577 0.08913742 0.1990221 −0.09071342 0.03735984 0.1095915 −0.1355074 0.001822201 0.01100357 IRF7 0.1099864 0.01151808 0.04423544 0.1198562 0.005871382 0.02959933 0.07508097 0.0850816 0.1836048 GSDMB 0.1472212 0.000698553 0.005298726 0.04197928 0.3361338 0.5068407 0.09336394 0.03212107 0.08959784 MICU1 −0.06774154 0.1203755 0.2452917 −0.1325699 0.002291601 0.01543144 −0.1012055 0.02013754 0.06360753 PCSK6 0.1386292 0.001421253 0.009171264 0.06556024 0.1328194 0.2684742 0.09117027 0.03640829 0.09785037 PSORS1C1 0.1085668 0.01263949 0.04753555 0.09855386 0.02366109 0.0794757 0.1011295 0.02023185 0.06381308 RASSF6 0.1366929 0.001659096 0.01033704 0.05593325 0.1998477 0.3569388 0.1005786 0.02092657 0.06541139 RAB30 −0.1344017 0.001987424 0.01178627 −0.08584887 0.04886749 0.1320238 −0.07970483 0.06750344 0.1551999 CRLS1 −0.07225023 0.09755212 0.2115986 −0.1504546 0.000529341 0.005658906 −0.07237084 0.09699264 0.2019205 LATS2 −0.1286918 0.003080264 0.01641432 −0.06104729 0.1616904 0.3085534 −0.1074814 0.01356086 0.04794353 CDK14 −0.1416579 0.001111364 0.007560644 −0.08778005 0.04398586 0.1222534 −0.06427879 0.1405798 0.2640945 YTHDF2 −0.1009073 0.02050956 0.06849149 −0.08778231 0.0439804 0.1222534 −0.1176547 0.00685264 0.02916878 DKK1 0.04898641 0.2616247 0.4222092 0.09201124 0.03471047 0.1042764 0.1467627 0.000726256 0.005566494 YWHAZP5 0.1015741 0.01968586 0.06650666 0.1303637 0.002714092 0.0173909 0.07090358 0.1039755 0.2122767 FHDC1 0.1288995 0.003032453 0.01622828 0.08624896 0.04782051 0.1300535 0.08689364 0.04617305 0.116428 TACC2 0.1636474 0.000161093 0.001715568 0.03371901 0.4398471 0.6044857 0.06753079 0.1215366 0.2375605 TECPR1 −0.1442942 0.000893676 0.006394855 −0.07569421 0.08255716 0.1922237 −0.07254036 0.09621056 0.2008632 STK11 −0.06785218 0.1197695 0.2444028 −0.1203513 0.005668865 0.02894532 −0.1139642 0.008830691 0.03493871 ALDH4A1 −0.008686088 0.8423157 0.9041561 −0.1364351 0.001693373 0.01257761 −0.1231449 0.004639656 0.02175911 ATPAF2 −0.09430589 0.03041705 0.09171901 −0.09562527 0.02816078 0.08994261 −0.1170549 0.007144326 0.03006103 DIP2B 0.09703577 0.02590926 0.08144331 0.1034044 0.01757122 0.06453134 0.1077765 0.01330465 0.04722966 TSR1 −0.07907116 0.06971992 0.1671141 −0.1239999 0.004360216 0.02411904 −0.101933 0.01925452 0.06161004 THAP4 −0.07640335 0.07971377 0.1839721 −0.1255434 0.003894053 0.02225927 −0.1023162 0.01880319 0.06066796 NDUFA6-AS1 −0.07175421 0.09988031 0.2150401 −0.1123564 0.009841136 0.04279249 −0.1190538 0.006213369 0.02706004 MED15 0.06683918 0.1254083 0.252723 0.1218674 0.005087316 0.02678152 0.1128924 0.009493404 0.03685877 CCDC64 0.1643433 0.000150901 0.001625694 0.06295955 0.1489276 0.2911409 0.0393624 0.3671493 0.5271664 TCF7 −0.09534738 0.02862366 0.08767887 −0.1276831 0.003322384 0.0198303 −0.08168847 0.06093598 0.1437329 CCDC136 −0.1347067 0.001940542 0.01157258 −0.07893461 0.07020528 0.1722219 −0.08500757 0.05113176 0.1257426 LBR −0.02571405 0.5558614 0.7014077 −0.1523798 0.00044757 0.005077202 −0.09893954 0.02311757 0.07061081 ARPC3 0.1137209 0.008977415 0.03688637 0.08607243 0.04828011 0.1309708 0.1057679 0.01513596 0.05205769 STRADA −0.1289123 0.00302954 0.01622477 −0.06196396 0.1554732 0.300268 −0.1059275 0.01498269 0.05168029 GGNBP2 0.05551381 0.2032463 0.3553109 0.1015918 0.01966436 0.06982089 0.1368217 0.0016422 0.0101545 TPCN1 0.1187557 0.006344902 0.02868291 0.07237064 0.09699355 0.215447 0.110672 0.01100874 0.0408724 SAP25 0.1561386 0.000320708 0.002919512 0.05509862 0.2066515 0.3646086 0.06753857 0.1214936 0.2375098 NBPF3 −0.02281204 0.6013163 0.7368361 −0.1220612 0.005016985 0.0265126 −0.1325263 0.002299336 0.01299409 PCED1B 0.1281356 0.003211713 0.01698474 0.07852031 0.07169479 0.1744892 0.09447017 0.03012792 0.08566915 ZNF333 −0.158222 0.000265742 0.002516413 −0.0591912 0.1748496 0.3253216 −0.05910568 0.1754746 0.3106658 CYFIP2 −0.09265818 0.03345069 0.09808237 −0.1020464 0.01911997 0.06861235 −0.1122813 0.009890768 0.03796734 MRPL39 −0.009191208 0.8332765 0.8983329 −0.1304866 0.002688804 0.01729457 −0.128292 0.003174245 0.01651322 STARD3 0.04752168 0.2761735 0.4388195 0.09530404 0.02869644 0.09108911 0.1445138 0.000877447 0.006438158 PSEN1 0.1164478 0.007450819 0.03227761 0.0734938 0.09190511 0.207263 0.1118987 0.01014699 0.0386736 NDUFA5 −0.04128607 0.3441814 0.5124524 −0.1108471 0.01088187 0.04600997 −0.1355549 0.001815395 0.01097675 ITGBL1 0.08184303 0.06044722 0.1508363 0.1266297 0.003593523 0.02106032 0.09564757 0.02812391 0.08151953 HSPG2 0.07078835 0.1045404 0.222288 0.08791025 0.04367207 0.1216473 0.1377752 0.001522003 0.009638201 JRKL 0.08221001 0.05929974 0.1485321 0.1218135 0.005107047 0.02683465 0.1005725 0.02093437 0.06542107 CNN2 −0.0320761 0.4624644 0.6236824 −0.1448438 0.000853574 0.007767071 −0.104923 0.01597011 0.05397958 SLC9A8 0.09850147 0.02373577 0.07619423 0.08537684 0.05012734 0.1346955 0.1201808 0.005737895 0.02549629 RGL4 −0.06348675 0.1455474 0.2813324 −0.1349322 0.001906519 0.01365916 −0.09973789 0.02202674 0.06810089 TALDO1 0.1342189 0.002016035 0.01188179 0.05620369 0.1976786 0.3545275 0.1017048 0.01952777 0.0622269 H2AFY2 −0.04249359 0.330242 0.4975793 −0.1322068 0.002356723 0.01573296 −0.1148576 0.008310096 0.0335412 ATAD1 0.101078 0.02029586 0.06789188 0.08777695 0.04399336 0.1222534 0.1159334 0.00771963 0.03173347 CAPN10 −0.05954222 0.1723017 0.3167403 −0.1362927 0.001712587 0.0126617 −0.1004782 0.02105538 0.06575495 POLH −0.09925543 0.02268048 0.07355301 −0.09460894 0.02988554 0.09364631 −0.1121128 0.01000291 0.03831329 SGOL1 −0.05319027 0.2228347 0.3782822 −0.1026774 0.01838614 0.06673835 −0.1362801 0.001714309 0.01048395 ABCD3 −0.02553064 0.558684 0.7035486 −0.1107651 0.01094111 0.04617624 −0.1406192 0.00120983 0.008182518 CCDC130 −0.1177477 0.006808389 0.03022838 −0.0634747 0.1456241 0.2868351 −0.116609 0.007368328 0.03070063 EIF2A 0.1193962 0.006065302 0.02777984 0.08989631 0.03911444 0.1127659 0.09466072 0.02979553 0.08498441 ANAPC4 −0.05516143 0.2061338 0.3584678 −0.1331863 0.002184803 0.01492162 −0.1066729 0.01428512 0.04997099 HMGN5 −0.119614 0.005972773 0.02749174 −0.0883316 0.04266947 0.1197743 −0.09571024 0.02802053 0.08127063 RPL7L1 −0.0861852 0.04798609 0.1270773 −0.134015 0.002048379 0.01432014 −0.08109745 0.06283511 0.1470661 SPCS2P4 0.09270187 0.03336705 0.09793825 0.101083 0.02028967 0.07156917 0.1120875 0.01001987 0.03835712 NUP35 −0.08003469 0.06637274 0.1613135 −0.1262555 0.003694584 0.0215077 −0.09682686 0.02623261 0.07756288 API5 −0.0818736 0.06035094 0.15065 −0.1224446 0.004880436 0.02606707 −0.09960241 0.02220864 0.06854469 CAPN5 −0.114264 0.008652812 0.03596252 −0.07825427 0.07266481 0.1761644 −0.1098815 0.01159783 0.04253759 COL6A2 −0.1652905 0.000137999 0.001520833 −0.0358531 0.4114351 0.5779568 −0.05947462 0.1727902 0.3072783 CUEDC1 −0.004685671 0.9145417 0.9502468 0.1323047 0.002338989 0.01565211 0.1264298 0.003647193 0.01822157 N6AMT2 −0.06972375 0.1098745 0.2301495 −0.1328697 0.002239075 0.01516162 −0.09676626 0.02632705 0.07775221 SEMA4F −0.1387557 0.001406865 0.009091068 −0.09345835 0.03194668 0.09820359 −0.05984818 0.1701036 0.3038983 LINC00662 −0.131894 0.002414167 0.0136375 −0.07655883 0.07910108 0.1867381 −0.08907643 0.0409446 0.1067086 RAB11B-AS1 −0.02477651 0.5703622 0.7121058 −0.1303592 0.002715024 0.0173909 −0.1229748 0.004697125 0.02194672 AHNAK2 0.04944082 0.2572205 0.4165505 0.1034591 0.0175112 0.06439586 0.1368144 0.001643166 0.01015596 GBX2 −0.05640802 0.196051 0.3463489 −0.1168209 0.007261088 0.0342982 −0.1221996 0.004967299 0.02295351 RAB36 −0.110958 0.01080224 0.04212845 −0.1143091 0.008626357 0.03887027 −0.07776801 0.07446548 0.1668521 WEE1 −0.05729837 0.1890736 0.3375724 −0.1174531 0.006949458 0.03324038 −0.1211365 0.005360604 0.0243743 IRGQ −0.09192234 0.03488671 0.1010169 −0.09542504 0.02849364 0.09069358 −0.1170204 0.007161411 0.03009504 FAM222A −0.1008694 0.02055733 0.06860166 −0.09273246 0.03330858 0.1012718 −0.111329 0.01053944 0.03974968 PRMT1 −0.06733201 0.1226397 0.2487775 −0.1296396 0.002867521 0.01801942 −0.101937 0.01924974 0.06161004 RAC3 −0.08515918 0.05071736 0.1322827 −0.1197395 0.00592002 0.02979058 −0.09897135 0.02307322 0.07051665 ZFPL1 0.1083137 0.01284922 0.04818111 0.08661479 0.04687969 0.1281962 0.1087673 0.01247552 0.04499531 AKTIP 0.1365497 0.001678054 0.0104225 0.08173006 0.06080413 0.1549546 0.07687979 0.07784836 0.1723511 ZNF318 −0.07817175 0.07296786 0.1727572 −0.09467297 0.02977426 0.09344487 −0.1274394 0.0033834 0.01726948 METTL7B −0.04319819 0.3222788 0.4881705 −0.1221489 0.004985468 0.02638668 −0.1232429 0.004606805 0.02168854 ABCB7 −0.04871658 0.2642644 0.4253349 −0.1078466 0.01324444 0.05300442 −0.1332795 0.00216905 0.01244477 KMT2C −0.06427372 0.1406112 0.274459 −0.1127442 0.009588486 0.04204856 −0.1211003 0.005374507 0.02439914 LTV1 −0.05037963 0.2482846 0.4070724 −0.1503572 0.000533826 0.005689494 −0.08582318 0.04893537 0.1217176 ADAMTS12 −0.1478434 0.00066253 0.005073593 −0.07908362 0.06967578 0.1711625 −0.0574804 0.1876698 0.3253021 HTR1D 0.118056 0.006663491 0.0297544 0.1002233 0.02138556 0.0741399 0.08450359 0.05252965 0.1283413 ASPM −0.07216119 0.09796682 0.2122587 −0.1299364 0.002803703 0.01773525 −0.09752228 0.02516951 0.07529215 MCM10 −0.06366265 0.1444328 0.2797607 −0.1342188 0.002016047 0.0141581 −0.09863843 0.02354097 0.07157421 CCDC120 0.165776 0.000131794 0.001469906 0.02873505 0.5103934 0.6646861 0.06114735 0.1610029 0.2918348 STRBP 0.01714736 0.6945136 0.8052424 −0.1337461 0.002091767 0.01449244 −0.1209904 0.005416808 0.02452718 CRY2 −0.03826845 0.3806256 0.5484397 −0.1263081 0.003680225 0.0214567 −0.1211328 0.005362047 0.0243743 C1orf54 −0.152488 0.000443344 0.003708589 −0.05681175 0.1928641 0.3483403 −0.06951023 0.1109697 0.2222428 ACAP3 −0.0936708 0.0315572 0.09420991 −0.1030102 0.0180091 0.06571578 −0.108117 0.01301438 0.04641228 CDC42EP3 0.04632883 0.2884212 0.452291 0.1357865 0.001782528 0.01305842 0.1071616 0.01384337 0.0487319 ATAD3B −0.02518162 0.5640745 0.7072205 −0.1394448 0.001330801 0.01067017 −0.1121289 0.009992111 0.03829301 UCKL1 −0.07192909 0.09905449 0.2138941 −0.1173846 0.006982655 0.03335332 −0.1107967 0.01091827 0.04066366 FMN1 0.06022796 0.1674043 0.3106386 0.1286905 0.003080581 0.01887263 0.1068505 0.01412312 0.04952877 RNASEL 0.08750104 0.0446647 0.1204588 0.1244904 0.004206892 0.02352282 0.0900463 0.03878722 0.1025217 ENTPD3 0.1256603 0.003860659 0.01958588 0.09785677 0.02467156 0.08205578 0.07548931 0.08339383 0.1808599 ELF2 −0.09145786 0.03581991 0.1027571 −0.09745304 0.02527366 0.08332166 −0.1145624 0.008479005 0.03397216 MGMT −0.01735767 0.6909584 0.8021226 −0.1495526 0.000572248 0.005934494 −0.1021507 0.01899692 0.06112102 FAM195B −0.1174821 0.006935464 0.03069436 −0.09687231 0.02616196 0.08544072 −0.08807497 0.04327779 0.1114906 RBMS2 0.08411444 0.05363069 0.137728 0.08567789 0.04932075 0.1329387 0.1288946 0.003033574 0.01597591 IL18BP −0.02075379 0.6345348 0.7616497 −0.1238953 0.004393582 0.02421951 −0.1290278 0.003003254 0.01586425 DNAJC19P9 0.1021537 0.01899337 0.06454315 0.1145946 0.008460403 0.03835391 0.08648912 0.04720111 0.1185265 SQSTM1 0.1043091 0.01660126 0.05833703 0.1128323 0.009531838 0.04189254 0.08611637 0.04816537 0.1202536 TUSC2 −0.01099175 0.8012418 0.8783558 −0.12411 0.004325385 0.02396697 −0.1312675 0.002533097 0.01399689 E2F6 −0.1236141 0.004484384 0.02198596 −0.07270966 0.09543449 0.2129111 −0.1014027 0.01989479 0.06303563 SPAG7 −0.09946827 0.02239003 0.07291689 −0.08980833 0.03930744 0.1131609 −0.1134994 0.009112857 0.03582091 ZNF235 −0.06953733 0.1108303 0.2314941 −0.09975846 0.02199924 0.07564412 −0.1278582 0.003279155 0.01690043 SIDT2 −0.03654806 0.4024227 0.5694727 −0.1357096 0.001793382 0.013112 −0.1113935 0.01049436 0.03964086 SRSF1 −0.08835502 0.04261431 0.1168305 −0.1229897 0.004692074 0.02535287 −0.09065968 0.03747315 0.1000938 ANP32A −0.0799709 0.06659018 0.1616081 −0.1088852 0.01237989 0.05048806 −0.1131754 0.009314232 0.036366 CECR5 −0.07621289 0.08046952 0.1850684 −0.1283171 0.00316827 0.01919061 −0.09502922 0.02916162 0.08362942 HOXD3 −0.117995 0.006691957 0.02984371 −0.05598967 0.1993938 0.3563639 −0.1183969 0.006506505 0.02807719 MAP3K10 −0.08797727 0.04351128 0.1184497 −0.08854035 0.04217997 0.1189431 −0.1236824 0.004462157 0.02121201 CPQ −0.1314731 0.002493494 0.01402935 −0.03382022 0.4384747 0.6030165 −0.1137067 0.008986008 0.0354123 TCF7L1 −0.09054951 0.03770636 0.1067605 −0.1025899 0.01848635 0.06700822 −0.1102022 0.01135554 0.0418807 DCDC2 −0.06624816 0.1287921 0.2574918 −0.1215364 0.005209506 0.02718827 −0.1097287 0.01171486 0.04284265 MFAP2 −0.1553679 0.000343604 0.003075642 −0.07034235 0.1067495 0.2305784 −0.04805311 0.2708326 0.4230886 PLA2G4F 0.1620454 0.000187061 0.001927241 0.05754944 0.1871394 0.3412989 0.04504145 0.3020432 0.4578675 TGFBI 0.04352434 0.3186356 0.48418 0.1182882 0.006556196 0.03186044 0.1251743 0.004001222 0.01956887 PASK −0.01504378 0.7304314 0.8310229 −0.1397507 0.001298258 0.01050608 −0.1141558 0.008716667 0.03466173 CTDP1 −0.07744452 0.0756834 0.1776156 −0.1146659 0.008419404 0.03820988 −0.1089261 0.01234688 0.04462638 LTB 0.1141661 0.008710572 0.03611068 0.06899169 0.1136653 0.2408812 0.1140284 0.008792324 0.0348427 CWC27 −0.1142506 0.008660713 0.03596335 −0.07242598 0.09673767 0.2151097 −0.1115517 0.0103845 0.03934185 TSEN2 −0.01374533 0.7529059 0.8462972 −0.1299623 0.002798206 0.01772791 −0.1244891 0.004207295 0.02029152 MTL5 0.1539359 0.000390243 0.003384291 0.05505737 0.2069921 0.3649764 0.06626597 0.1286891 0.2477831 COL1A2 −0.1117049 0.010279 0.0405652 −0.07885592 0.07048622 0.1726069 −0.1092821 0.0120629 0.04378189 ZNF48 −0.07411436 0.08918681 0.1990685 −0.1368737 0.001635428 0.01232459 −0.08512395 0.0508134 0.1251808 RPSAP14 −0.06046541 0.165733 0.3086071 −0.1330101 0.002214857 0.01505302 −0.1003453 0.02122697 0.06620169 PRRC1 −0.09753532 0.02514994 0.0794512 −0.08951481 0.03995722 0.1143901 −0.1145502 0.008486013 0.03398352 CSNK1G3 −0.1194948 0.006023243 0.02766002 −0.09114893 0.03645228 0.107701 −0.08964729 0.03966283 0.1042029 ZNF500 −0.1109174 0.01083136 0.04221836 −0.09879733 0.0233167 0.07883414 −0.09242578 0.03389869 0.09330352 BCL2L1 0.1069158 0.01406396 0.05142009 0.07852439 0.07168001 0.1744892 0.1141529 0.008718349 0.03466173 PSMA6P1 0.08770643 0.04416413 0.1196187 0.09677754 0.02630945 0.0858016 0.1168704 0.007236257 0.03030621 C11orf1 0.1363718 0.001701891 0.01054233 0.06735605 0.1225059 0.2540843 0.08694836 0.04603543 0.1162073 IFT140 −0.078536 0.07163792 0.1704731 −0.1321739 0.002362705 0.01576534 −0.08701872 0.04585899 0.1159694 GSN 0.0333336 0.4450953 0.608898 0.143421 0.000960983 0.008444396 0.1022967 0.01882592 0.0606991 RPL32 −0.04922237 0.2593313 0.419286 −0.1093086 0.01204202 0.04960429 −0.1300753 0.00277428 0.01501953 DDX23 −0.0435373 0.3184913 0.4840135 −0.1337345 0.002093667 0.01449838 −0.1089713 0.01231052 0.04452966 TRMT44 −0.02700414 0.5362057 0.6862309 −0.139691 0.001304554 0.01053253 −0.1094908 0.01189919 0.04333458 AGL −0.03037611 0.4865332 0.6451995 −0.114859 0.008309267 0.03783339 −0.1327221 0.002264793 0.01284059 SETD4 −0.07091645 0.1039126 0.2212573 −0.1186376 0.006397681 0.03137213 −0.108633 0.01258517 0.04527603 CCDC107 −0.1295593 0.002885005 0.01566773 −0.06914192 0.1128791 0.2397992 −0.09492464 0.02934033 0.08392686 TFRC 0.1160725 0.007646097 0.03286783 0.1103182 0.01126902 0.04708902 0.07205182 0.09847817 0.2040062 TRIM39 −0.06874507 0.1149653 0.2375243 −0.09751399 0.02518196 0.08311778 −0.1288297 0.003048462 0.01604217 RPS3A −0.08504294 0.05103483 0.1328356 −0.1186461 0.006393856 0.03136978 −0.09729747 0.02550904 0.07603004 VANGL1 0.1265944 0.003602963 0.01853454 0.1039859 0.01694219 0.06322158 0.06344162 0.1458345 0.2710592 HOXC8 −0.1091191 0.01219227 0.04616546 −0.07412298 0.08914948 0.202989 −0.1145819 0.008467735 0.03395632 CBX5 −0.1103134 0.01127259 0.04354792 −0.09000535 0.03887632 0.1124054 −0.1006763 0.02080187 0.06513819 MSL3P1 0.124824 0.004105405 0.02051081 0.1084656 0.01272297 0.05147025 0.05993662 0.1694721 0.3030034 SPSB1 0.06066135 0.1643634 0.3065899 0.1227809 0.004763426 0.02564879 0.1107682 0.01093889 0.04069927 UBE2E3 −0.1591583 0.000244027 0.002348968 −0.0551849 0.2059406 0.3639614 −0.05242935 0.2295333 0.3751614 ZNF316 −0.05637301 0.1963292 0.3465702 −0.1018213 0.01938791 0.06910636 −0.1320014 0.002394311 0.01340025 LRRC16A 0.1277377 0.003308844 0.01735173 0.07779311 0.07437164 0.1789819 0.08978254 0.03936417 0.1036334 TTLL1 −0.1570266 0.000296095 0.002743906 −0.04385427 0.3149774 0.4865894 −0.0669031 0.1250464 0.2423921 EHMT1 −0.06591148 0.1307512 0.2601752 −0.1299411 0.002802708 0.01773525 −0.0990453 0.02297042 0.07023842 IRF5 0.1531691 0.000417577 0.003544833 0.07406568 0.08939766 0.2034169 0.04568708 0.2951592 0.4500789 ZNF585B −0.07296819 0.09425908 0.2067758 −0.1279135 0.003265599 0.01956689 −0.09602348 0.02750871 0.08022076 SYP −0.09371495 0.03147678 0.0940183 −0.1146555 0.008425401 0.03822463 −0.09308846 0.03263459 0.09061259 HNRNPK −0.06965744 0.1102137 0.2305554 −0.1032693 0.01772015 0.06494124 −0.1230265 0.004679576 0.02188677 POLDIP3 −0.1329688 0.002221949 0.01282227 −0.07880233 0.07067809 0.1729246 −0.08094019 0.06334855 0.1479562 NELFCD −0.05757434 0.1869483 0.3353697 −0.1108809 0.01085755 0.04594901 −0.123589 0.004492564 0.02130562 PDCD4-AS1 −0.1339507 0.002058688 0.01208557 −0.08149772 0.06154366 0.1562901 −0.07660018 0.07893877 0.174073 ZNF614 −0.1057171 0.01518498 0.05456895 −0.07563278 0.08280727 0.1926449 −0.1160953 0.007634131 0.0315123 CNNM1 0.130963 0.00259281 0.01445887 0.07193313 0.09903545 0.2184587 0.08939418 0.04022688 0.1052675 GAS2L3 −0.1124412 0.009785414 0.03917261 −0.06627883 0.1286148 0.2626067 −0.1155832 0.007907624 0.03234325 NBPF11 −0.06403445 0.1420983 0.2764313 −0.1068556 0.0141185 0.05554422 −0.1232583 0.00460167 0.02168268 RNASEH2A −0.08715004 0.0455312 0.1221802 −0.1020633 0.01910003 0.06860732 −0.1113426 0.01052995 0.03974144 DALRD3 −0.04819825 0.2693863 0.4314335 −0.09755922 0.0251141 0.08297249 −0.1383571 0.001452665 0.009347401 RPS8 −0.07175732 0.09986555 0.2150401 −0.1100768 0.01144978 0.04762987 −0.115356 0.008031704 0.03269766 MAFG-AS1 −0.1108703 0.01086518 0.0423146 −0.1080101 0.0131049 0.05265793 −0.08041748 0.06508014 0.1508996 CASP8 0.1137142 0.008981479 0.03688637 0.09450841 0.03006096 0.09398077 0.09136733 0.03600425 0.09709898 SLC45A4 0.1409243 0.001180107 0.007919915 0.03352065 0.4425438 0.6069932 0.09908886 0.02291006 0.07013089 PDCD11 −0.04454527 0.3074056 0.4724277 −0.1478479 0.000662277 0.006555945 −0.08860915 0.04201969 0.1090976 CNNM3 −0.02186286 0.6165384 0.7487995 −0.1139304 0.008850948 0.03969412 −0.1348205 0.001923304 0.01140625 LRP5 0.1404702 0.001224598 0.008136122 0.03796711 0.3843904 0.5534634 0.09749612 0.02520882 0.07533602 ANXA4 0.1326518 0.002277143 0.01305264 0.05749747 0.1875385 0.3417581 0.09727476 0.02554356 0.07607489 CTSC 0.03916423 0.3695683 0.5380776 0.1232578 0.004601854 0.02505994 0.1203819 0.005656591 0.02523528 PPIL2 −0.08427774 0.05316634 0.1369397 −0.1119406 0.01011865 0.04368974 −0.1036956 0.01725371 0.05690303 UBE2K −0.05897446 0.1764367 0.3222019 −0.1217229 0.005140347 0.02693844 −0.1116063 0.01034676 0.03927806 C14orf142 −0.01576822 0.7179905 0.8227984 −0.1292539 0.002952442 0.01837013 −0.1224722 0.004870738 0.02258354 CCNI −0.1335997 0.002115738 0.01231659 −0.05945848 0.172907 0.322786 −0.09428956 0.03044591 0.08627376 TMEM117 −0.08757004 0.04449602 0.1201669 −0.07998397 0.06654558 0.1655197 −0.127396 0.003394362 0.0172936 LINC00173 −0.03741758 0.3913142 0.5584644 −0.1372912 0.00158197 0.01206545 −0.1062294 0.01469661 0.05104932 HEATR1 −0.0553687 0.2044318 0.356622 −0.1287207 0.003073584 0.01885466 −0.106148 0.01477333 0.05121544 NFIB −0.06898395 0.1137059 0.2356571 −0.09388345 0.03117144 0.09645958 −0.1298894 0.002813734 0.01517 TMPO −0.0499428 0.2524152 0.4116905 −0.1216742 0.005158295 0.02699185 −0.1163162 0.007518793 0.0311656 MAMLD1 −0.1600274 0.000225366 0.002224729 −0.06283234 0.149752 0.2921781 −0.03885201 0.3733995 0.5327881 SLC43A3 0.02933952 0.5015344 0.657517 0.1367949 0.001645701 0.01234187 0.1098008 0.01165953 0.04271886 PAPPA −0.1587096 0.000254218 0.002428588 −0.0579254 0.1842704 0.3377481 −0.04808744 0.2704901 0.4226958 CRELD1 −0.08070298 0.0641296 0.157373 −0.08074563 0.06398858 0.1607394 −0.1316035 0.002468665 0.01372259 ACTA2-AS1 −0.1499582 0.000552567 0.004417679 −0.06435831 0.1400884 0.2792482 −0.06228443 0.1533429 0.2815434 ATF6B 0.1244035 0.004233685 0.02103093 0.08278559 0.05753633 0.1489119 0.08819052 0.04300299 0.1109675 SLC25A10 −0.001427435 0.9739209 0.9858856 −0.1376608 0.001535989 0.01182827 −0.1170642 0.007139721 0.03005074 SGOL1-AS1 −0.05260492 0.2279751 0.3840235 −0.1088467 0.01241104 0.05057794 −0.1265527 0.003614118 0.01808879 ATP1B3 0.09275122 0.03327276 0.09776728 0.1301429 0.002760061 0.01756223 0.0718903 0.09923717 0.2050901 MRPS27 −0.07286916 0.09470795 0.2074662 −0.1096044 0.01181082 0.04885377 −0.1140909 0.008755101 0.0347582 COQ10A −0.1123021 0.009877008 0.0394372 −0.09097456 0.03681337 0.1083538 −0.09537315 0.02858047 0.08246507 HELQ −0.1348767 0.001914838 0.01145364 −0.05966206 0.1714382 0.3208761 −0.09161403 0.03550381 0.09616219 TXNDC15 −0.1551628 0.000349948 0.003108444 −0.04468542 0.3058846 0.4773637 −0.06744587 0.1220069 0.2381787 CCDC19 0.07636824 0.07985266 0.1841095 0.09396949 0.03101649 0.09612972 0.1248494 0.004097762 0.01997085 TRAF7 0.10465 0.01624814 0.0573654 0.0620285 0.1550424 0.2996855 0.1242154 0.004292231 0.02060849 TAF11 −0.06122815 0.1604492 0.3014704 −0.09875462 0.02337681 0.07889758 −0.1302061 0.002746839 0.01491157 ALDOC 0.109671 0.01175935 0.04492957 0.07535849 0.08393155 0.1942325 0.1107897 0.0109233 0.04066366 TGFBR2 0.04530827 0.2991854 0.4636341 0.05774056 0.1856768 0.339384 0.160982 0.000206413 0.002259899 RRP8 −0.09025953 0.03832606 0.1078569 −0.1149631 0.008250422 0.03760236 −0.09386741 0.0312004 0.08773299 SH3GL1 −0.1373365 0.001576266 0.009941118 −0.08478677 0.05174032 0.1378312 −0.06479928 0.1373869 0.259857 ZNF234 −0.1176016 0.006878035 0.03046957 −0.08863596 0.04195736 0.1184834 −0.09094349 0.03687803 0.09884563 IKBKAP −0.06842909 0.1166478 0.240036 −0.1066045 0.01434784 0.05620816 −0.119461 0.006037621 0.02646022 ZNF823 −0.02880088 0.5094246 0.6642947 −0.1420574 0.001075501 0.009167113 −0.1030506 0.01796372 0.05862533 FAM98B −0.1148565 0.008310714 0.0349055 −0.08494025 0.05131666 0.1368346 −0.09767109 0.02494691 0.07478701 LRRC23 −0.09863709 0.02354287 0.07570399 −0.112822 0.009538459 0.0419084 −0.0877927 0.04395529 0.1127975 LHPP 0.1445952 0.000871503 0.006278703 0.05026785 0.249337 0.4154324 0.08280582 0.05747515 0.1373856 DIDO1 −0.06014984 0.1679569 0.3112771 −0.1371384 0.00160135 0.01215332 −0.09194969 0.03483241 0.094842 WIPF2 0.1088203 0.01243241 0.04697249 0.07577752 0.08221892 0.191789 0.111257 0.01059002 0.03986006 MYPOP −0.08614096 0.04810126 0.1272885 −0.08063374 0.06435906 0.161437 −0.1271627 0.003453932 0.01747557 ARHGAP42 0.06814203 0.118193 0.2423227 0.1203102 0.005685467 0.0290088 0.1062021 0.01472229 0.05111487 PTGES3L −0.07914159 0.06947067 0.1666446 −0.1100819 0.01144588 0.04762786 −0.1086289 0.01258846 0.04527617 USP39 −0.03690618 0.3978249 0.5651485 −0.1184135 0.006498946 0.03165618 −0.1246001 0.004173254 0.02019733 CDC123 −0.0391752 0.3694341 0.5379384 −0.1376572 0.001536425 0.01182827 −0.1037226 0.01722456 0.05682593 PDCD5 −0.07121267 0.1024723 0.2191292 −0.1096062 0.01180949 0.04885377 −0.1146872 0.008407189 0.03381094 TGM1 0.1214505 0.005241627 0.02473589 0.08616891 0.04802847 0.1304272 0.08792337 0.04364055 0.1122381 TMEM97 −0.06822258 0.1177579 0.2416496 −0.1232775 0.004595285 0.02504187 −0.1026054 0.0184686 0.05990783 CCDC88B 0.1418543 0.001093603 0.007458038 0.06280575 0.1499248 0.2923738 0.0777316 0.07460173 0.1670767 TIMELESS −0.04101313 0.3473833 0.5159778 −0.12506 0.004034955 0.02282103 −0.1163841 0.007483662 0.03106624 PK3CD −0.1363435 0.001705723 0.01054729 −0.03772921 0.3873786 0.5560976 −0.1016494 0.01959465 0.06239715 PTEN 0.09573042 0.02798732 0.08627734 0.08836156 0.04259891 0.1196855 0.1136665 0.009010469 0.03547856 C12orf66 0.1240585 0.004341647 0.02141438 0.0905014 0.03780856 0.1104191 0.07965849 0.06766356 0.1554397 PKD1P5 −0.06954479 0.1107919 0.2314789 −0.07889605 0.07034284 0.1724378 −0.1386305 0.001421108 0.009208752 MTFP1 0.00892947 0.8379577 0.9016337 −0.1241468 0.004313791 0.02393131 −0.127696 0.003319182 0.01704786 G6PC3 −0.1372298 0.001589736 0.01001246 −0.09235564 0.03403489 0.1030075 −0.05419087 0.2142401 0.3575978 FANCD2 −0.02620729 0.5483052 0.6964011 −0.1172895 0.007028931 0.03353245 −0.1290421 0.003000013 0.01585584 AMOT −0.1131575 0.009325513 0.03783207 −0.04935488 0.2580495 0.425755 −0.1221629 0.004980423 0.02300017 IGFL1 0.1146295 0.008440341 0.03530081 0.07675831 0.07832058 0.1856196 0.1037433 0.01720223 0.05677919 PLEKHB2 0.09656802 0.02663806 0.08309618 0.1169074 0.007217724 0.03414803 0.08391908 0.05419065 0.1312127 ZNRF2 0.1529684 0.000425022 0.003591914 0.06335618 0.1463791 0.2875883 0.05388923 0.2168055 0.3606688 NR4A2 0.09981818 0.02191955 0.07185543 0.110227 0.01133702 0.04731634 0.0884763 0.04232965 0.1096773 NXN −0.04423042 0.3108406 0.4759201 −0.1333306 0.002160465 0.01480103 −0.1053704 0.01552352 0.05301708 ZNF112 −0.09509934 0.02904232 0.08870977 −0.1166793 0.007332591 0.0345155 −0.08577097 0.04907358 0.1219741 CEP164 −0.07218276 0.09786626 0.2120817 −0.1270585 0.003480815 0.02057302 −0.09448715 0.03009817 0.08560206 HLA-J 0.04311823 0.3231762 0.4890508 0.1076867 0.01338217 0.05341738 0.1308664 0.002612025 0.01431369 MAP2K3 0.07764654 0.07492092 0.1761825 0.06437723 0.1399716 0.2791196 0.1418696 0.001092229 0.007605169 EDC4 −0.06750402 0.1216847 0.2472959 −0.1208905 0.005455526 0.02816597 −0.1049159 0.01597728 0.05399062 ZNF746 −0.06809688 0.1184375 0.2427882 −0.1332065 0.002181384 0.01490559 −0.0896573 0.03964067 0.104184 TNFRSF10A 0.144296 0.000893538 0.006394855 0.02008983 0.6454135 0.7756535 0.09728276 0.02553139 0.07606409 MAGI2-AS3 −0.1700983 8.70115E−05 0.001057319 −0.002228188 0.9593017 0.9776336 −0.05345457 0.2205409 0.365007 GOLGA6L9 −0.04511096 0.301297 0.4659725 −0.1186769 0.006380097 0.03133542 −0.1199193 0.005845179 0.02584468 SLC25A15 −0.04964362 0.2552716 0.4146487 −0.1108014 0.01091489 0.04610755 −0.1250122 0.004049124 0.01975456 EEF1A1 −0.03579155 0.4122391 0.5785832 −0.133858 0.002073611 0.01441492 −0.1085943 0.01261685 0.04531974 ELMO2 −0.1222366 0.004954081 0.02376968 −0.07703826 0.07723584 0.1839257 −0.09423028 0.03055091 0.08651381 MEF2D 0.0375024 0.3902407 0.557561 0.1142475 0.008662508 0.03902053 0.1272454 0.003432702 0.0174001 PWP2 −0.03846756 0.3781505 0.5461738 −0.1366716 0.001661901 0.01242121 −0.1041156 0.01680464 0.05581099 SRPK2 −0.1080674 0.01305634 0.04872152 −0.09133185 0.03607672 0.1069091 −0.09806488 0.02436606 0.07342523 CKMT1B 0.1596154 0.000234039 0.00228763 0.06028942 0.1669705 0.3158122 0.03910456 0.3702987 0.5297611 ZNF296 0.1528625 0.000429 0.003612375 0.04340367 0.3199803 0.4920245 0.07043074 0.1063088 0.2154816 ZNF521 −0.1698319 8.92932E−05 0.001075149 −0.001543007 0.9718103 0.9856903 −0.05378537 0.2176939 0.3615849 PPP1R1C 0.1302208 0.00274376 0.01511294 0.07535061 0.08396404 0.1942645 0.08403309 0.05386328 0.1306633 EXOSC7 −0.0336724 0.4404799 0.6051165 −0.1221482 0.0049857 0.02638668 −0.1213888 0.005264813 0.02405809 MOV10 −0.06581031 0.1313444 0.2608708 −0.1035337 0.01742955 0.06417872 −0.1222091 0.004963911 0.02294675 ARL16 −0.09987772 0.02184034 0.0716802 −0.1166833 0.007330534 0.0345155 −0.07947211 0.06831067 0.1564632 ALG9 −0.122445 0.004880306 0.02352111 −0.08985977 0.03919449 0.1129499 −0.08129576 0.06219251 0.1460767 MEST 0.03014572 0.4898463 0.6474995 −0.1682035 0.000104513 0.001872228 −0.05798878 0.1837899 0.320332 SLC25A11 −0.07335462 0.09252384 0.2041273 −0.09980506 0.02193704 0.07548618 −0.1204353 0.005635166 0.02521243 RNF187 −0.07015658 0.1076805 0.2271261 −0.08501199 0.05111963 0.1364661 −0.1331278 0.002194743 0.01255327 CCDC115 0.1434583 0.000958012 0.006755098 0.07119623 0.1025518 0.2241902 0.06513429 0.1353614 0.2569338 RNF8 −0.07429502 0.08840767 0.1978688 −0.1189782 0.006246475 0.03093016 −0.1012163 0.02012425 0.06358971 RAPGEF6 −0.06635148 0.1281955 0.2567415 −0.09442291 0.03021085 0.09432589 −0.1287912 0.003057308 0.01608264 ANAPC16 0.1498388 0.000558294 0.004445593 0.04272302 0.3276352 0.4987264 0.07632629 0.08001885 0.1758419 LEPREL4 −0.1579566 0.000272219 0.002567082 −0.06386714 0.1431452 0.2833588 −0.03858014 0.3767554 0.5364766 CHIC1 −0.1112203 0.01061589 0.04158811 −0.08360706 0.05509507 0.1442809 −0.10063 0.02086089 0.06523973 NR3C1 0.02876011 0.5100245 0.664648 0.1273829 0.003397687 0.02018455 0.1176376 0.006860812 0.02919463 SMAGP 0.139744 0.001298967 0.00853074 0.06116704 0.1608678 0.3074869 0.08064289 0.06432871 0.1496102 PLXNB2 0.111233 0.01060691 0.04156462 0.08937789 0.04026342 0.1151246 0.09547265 0.02841419 0.0821296 DUSP23 0.1142511 0.008660391 0.03596335 0.1138246 0.008914594 0.03982907 0.06305299 0.1483241 0.274548 TFF1 0.1459035 0.000780919 0.005778631 0.04693342 0.2821686 0.4520609 0.08039027 0.06517131 0.1510607 MGST1 0.141137 0.001159786 0.007806126 0.05767695 0.1861626 0.339963 0.08067573 0.06421983 0.1495276 CCNB1IP1 −0.03674343 0.3999104 0.5673006 −0.1334484 0.002140782 0.01471483 −0.1076426 0.01342035 0.04754335 CCT7 −0.08002403 0.06640904 0.1613453 −0.1146761 0.008413574 0.03819587 −0.1008779 0.02054659 0.06455726 FTH1P23 0.09813698 0.02426099 0.0775939 0.1235907 0.004491984 0.02468375 0.07144892 0.1013351 0.2081693 IGF2BP3 −0.1146779 0.008412545 0.03521838 −0.07400321 0.08966888 0.2037855 −0.1042131 0.01670189 0.0555556 ZNF503 −0.1086756 0.01255022 0.04733522 −0.1079902 0.01312182 0.05268031 −0.07871532 0.07099049 0.1611546 DDX10 −0.07529589 0.08418987 0.1910172 −0.1276675 0.003326241 0.01984481 −0.08920984 0.04064196 0.1061143 NBAS −0.1216995 0.005148977 0.02444359 −0.05242926 0.2295341 0.3922524 −0.1101415 0.0114011 0.04199311 NFIC −0.1400216 0.001270058 0.008390096 −0.04985903 0.2532127 0.4198794 −0.08740267 0.04490613 0.1143622 ARMC4 −0.06843741 0.1166033 0.2399824 −0.1437231 0.000937184 0.008313997 −0.07230694 0.09728872 0.202165 HMOX2 0.07427895 0.08847675 0.1979099 0.09124322 0.03625828 0.1072818 0.1255762 0.003884645 0.01909121 GRAMD1C 0.1500618 0.000547644 0.004390929 0.04784913 0.2728743 0.4419522 0.07132339 0.1019381 0.2091086 GATAD2A −0.07109641 0.1030357 0.2199285 −0.1013072 0.02001209 0.07075142 −0.1197353 0.005921764 0.02609213 TBC1D1 −0.08849711 0.04228098 0.1161684 −0.07699872 0.07738832 0.1841628 −0.12569 0.00385221 0.01898014 CHSY1 −0.1491513 0.000592352 0.004663428 −0.05556049 0.202866 0.3604782 −0.0670065 0.1244629 0.2415504 IL17RB 0.02081713 0.6335009 0.7611964 −0.1344872 0.001974187 0.01398408 −0.1121903 0.009951217 0.03816781 OSMR 0.02957243 0.4981426 0.6546496 0.1051622 0.01572997 0.05999683 0.1365042 0.001684131 0.01035399 DUSP8P5 −0.07092136 0.1038886 0.2212401 −0.1079702 0.01313884 0.05273344 −0.1139522 0.008837883 0.03495723 CSGALNACT1 0.04738144 0.2775948 0.4404745 0.1309031 0.002604704 0.01696531 0.1045213 0.01638073 0.05481226 SENP1 −0.08513624 0.05077988 0.1323853 −0.112666 0.00963896 0.04222999 −0.09806062 0.02437228 0.07342809 RASSF2 −0.131409 0.002505777 0.0140864 −0.05599543 0.1993475 0.3563492 −0.09555733 0.02827334 0.08185038 RPS3AP26 −0.09053639 0.0377342 0.1068176 −0.1126112 0.009674461 0.04231541 −0.09299143 0.03281712 0.09093799 ARHGEF6 −0.1531667 0.000417668 0.003544833 −0.04480261 0.3046166 0.4761283 −0.06675251 0.1259001 0.24366 KIF5C −0.1033619 0.01761788 0.06094018 −0.07262349 0.09582886 0.2135939 −0.1160234 0.007672009 0.03160305 CPEB1 −0.1296818 0.00285837 0.01555951 −0.03370426 0.4400473 0.6046415 −0.1093052 0.01204471 0.04372724 IL17RD −0.08033888 0.06534385 0.1593973 −0.1198042 0.005892998 0.0296796 −0.09407903 0.03082021 0.08702469 FOXM1 −0.115627 0.007883868 0.03358909 −0.100039 0.02162711 0.07471524 −0.07815873 0.07301577 0.1645041 TRMT61B −0.06026224 0.1671622 0.3103549 −0.124776 0.00411985 0.02316001 −0.1034502 0.01752089 0.05754443 BACE1 −0.1154966 0.007954694 0.0338494 −0.09612536 0.02734397 0.08816324 −0.08257468 0.05817738 0.1386141 TFE3 −0.135493 0.001824266 0.01108819 −0.06756667 0.1213383 0.2523771 −0.08093576 0.06336306 0.1479562 PPRC1 −0.05450282 0.21161 0.3655703 −0.1458503 0.000784426 0.007337651 −0.07969126 0.0675503 0.1552564 HEATR3 −0.03237994 0.4582335 0.6202014 −0.1447251 0.000862091 0.007817229 −0.09437335 0.03029803 0.08599476 HNRNPH3 −0.07114831 0.1027839 0.2196268 −0.1155782 0.007910304 0.03645812 −0.1057361 0.01516659 0.05213725 C17orf70 −0.07637728 0.07981688 0.1841095 −0.1139097 0.008863375 0.03969412 −0.1035696 0.01739047 0.05725116 AP2A1 −0.09098995 0.03678138 0.1049528 −0.08680123 0.04640622 0.1272502 −0.1161561 0.007602197 0.03141775 TNFRSF12A 0.05662558 0.194329 0.3443495 0.08612552 0.0481415 0.1306621 0.1383173 0.001457318 0.009360595 CTGF −0.1267148 0.00357091 0.01841552 −0.07793166 0.07385544 0.1781401 −0.08444181 0.05270318 0.1286975 RDH13 0.1769957 4.39155E−05 0.000616189 −0.00702743 0.8721375 0.9275315 0.02223598 0.6105344 0.7394734 MEGF8 −0.1298785 0.002816055 0.01538959 −0.05998013 0.169162 0.3185167 −0.09429128 0.03044287 0.08627376 KRT80 0.1212795 0.005306145 0.0249683 0.0665855 0.1268521 0.2600758 0.1006727 0.02080641 0.06513819 UCHL3 0.1160519 0.007656937 0.03290426 0.06230373 0.1532153 0.2969373 0.1095197 0.01187661 0.04329767 NCOA7 0.1256005 0.00387769 0.01964104 0.0913192 0.03610258 0.1069227 0.07243767 0.09668369 0.2015819 POLI −0.1230944 0.004656644 0.02264349 −0.08296338 0.0570005 0.147855 −0.08485838 0.0515423 0.1265286 FST 0.0167419 0.7013865 0.8109145 0.1074387 0.01359829 0.05406301 0.137714 0.001529467 0.009663479 RRAGC −0.1454008 0.000814641 0.005955351 −0.001062 0.9805958 0.9905591 −0.09855665 0.02365712 0.07181861 RIOK1 −0.04492914 0.3032515 0.4680073 −0.1132281 0.009281239 0.04102432 −0.1228721 0.004732152 0.02208814 MKLN1-AS1 0.07040618 0.1064311 0.225273 0.1096487 0.0117766 0.04874173 0.1117935 0.01021847 0.03889279 FNIP1 −0.1149631 0.008250466 0.0347277 −0.05344092 0.220659 0.3813924 −0.1156459 0.007873639 0.03224277 SPTSSB 0.1351446 0.001874972 0.01128795 0.055569 0.2027968 0.3604782 0.08944051 0.04012314 0.1050751 TBC1D12 −0.03212199 0.4618239 0.6230617 −0.1230641 0.004666858 0.02525451 −0.1189727 0.006248892 0.02717224 WHSC1 −0.08331258 0.05596012 0.1421626 −0.099976 0.02171016 0.07489611 −0.1110487 0.01073749 0.04023019 KAT2B −0.1102672 0.011307 0.04359618 −0.028378 0.5156645 0.6694212 −0.1304391 0.002698553 0.0147068 TMEM43 −0.120329 0.005677853 0.02649347 −0.05462934 0.2105499 0.3688229 −0.1092152 0.0121159 0.04395131 ZNF383 −0.05975541 0.1707678 0.3148234 −0.1023897 0.01871766 0.06755428 −0.1245823 0.004178692 0.02020258 CAMKK2 −0.06319586 0.1474051 0.284016 −0.1361988 0.001725375 0.01270661 −0.08632798 0.04761595 0.1193099 TMEM150C −0.09651207 0.02672641 0.08327848 −0.06986918 0.1091335 0.2343095 −0.1227927 0.004759356 0.02218536 CWC25 0.057407 0.1882349 0.3367662 0.1004324 0.02111445 0.07350977 0.1271412 0.003459455 0.01749079 NDC1 −0.007773057 0.8587065 0.9158878 −0.1259353 0.003783108 0.02183339 −0.1231949 0.004622858 0.02170903 DIMT1 −0.07153202 0.1009374 0.2166955 −0.122329 0.004921253 0.02619662 −0.09708118 0.02583941 0.07668818 ZBTB49 −0.1176331 0.006862989 0.03041259 −0.07136803 0.1017233 0.2229743 −0.1009578 0.02044619 0.06432878 PXK −0.1302957 0.00272818 0.01504498 −0.04214068 0.3342777 0.5051912 −0.1034696 0.01749966 0.05752473 GTPBP4 −0.02634446 0.5462129 0.6947632 −0.131856 0.002421235 0.01603291 −0.1115896 0.01035829 0.039296 XPO1 −0.05117975 0.2408415 0.3989377 −0.1073242 0.01369902 0.05438144 −0.1246091 0.004170525 0.02019115 ZSWIM8 −0.08589693 0.04874073 0.1284404 −0.07055811 0.1056762 0.2291534 −0.1301098 0.002767013 0.01499768 PDE3B −0.07946552 0.06833363 0.1646418 −0.0958325 0.0278198 0.08928379 −0.1170168 0.007163222 0.03009504 hsa-mir-1199 0.00701124 0.8724296 0.9248551 −0.1356657 0.001799598 0.01313508 −0.1131248 0.009346082 0.03641884 KIAA0895L −0.08919829 0.04066809 0.1128732 −0.1119653 0.01010199 0.04364046 −0.09329892 0.03224166 0.08984417 SMIM4 −0.0581895 0.1822745 0.3296191 −0.0917033 0.03532418 0.1055781 −0.1328409 0.002244073 0.01274388 ANKMY2 −0.1091979 0.01212958 0.04598205 −0.08288463 0.05723732 0.1483098 −0.1006289 0.02086228 0.06523973 CASP6 −0.04876586 0.263781 0.4247533 −0.124939 0.004070919 0.02294619 −0.1083476 0.01282095 0.04587942 PRPF38B −0.04079652 0.3499379 0.518322 −0.09222151 0.03429667 0.1035297 −0.1402799 0.001243701 0.008354767 EFHD1 −0.05886767 0.1772226 0.323086 −0.09707257 0.02585264 0.08482245 −0.1284939 0.003126477 0.01635994 C11orf84 −0.1012227 0.02011636 0.06748604 −0.122339 0.004917709 0.02619662 −0.06552021 0.1330568 0.2539793 DSCC1 −0.05796354 0.1839811 0.3317141 −0.1079945 0.01311819 0.05268031 −0.1200273 0.005800677 0.02570507 LAMP3 0.1165544 0.00739614 0.03210093 0.1007238 0.02074143 0.07268377 0.07373541 0.09083899 0.1925953 CEBPB 0.09430875 0.03041198 0.09171901 0.09105235 0.03665191 0.1080462 0.1085134 0.01268348 0.04549591 KIF18B −0.07799187 0.07363204 0.173886 −0.1199626 0.005827323 0.02948401 −0.09379041 0.03133972 0.08801806 CCT2 −0.0639372 0.1427061 0.2772414 −0.1291592 0.002973617 0.01843541 −0.09361561 0.03165799 0.08860798 ZNF189 −0.1169804 0.007181325 0.03150357 −0.08712246 0.04559986 0.1255597 −0.08736358 0.04500237 0.1145552 SERP1 0.1197689 0.005907737 0.02728043 0.09084738 0.03707867 0.1089734 0.0801267 0.06606012 0.1525366 RASEF 0.1600834 0.00022421 0.002219619 0.05738363 0.1884151 0.342737 0.03353432 0.4423576 0.597784 BTN2A2 −0.1295272 0.002892027 0.01569186 −0.06785471 0.1197556 0.2499069 −0.08695583 0.04601667 0.1161882 EIF3L −0.08190263 0.06025964 0.1504761 −0.1013148 0.02000271 0.07075142 −0.1097189 0.01172242 0.04285903 PCDHB10 −0.1711755 7.83332E−05 0.000979623 −0.008642824 0.8430909 0.9106091 −0.04062388 0.3519823 0.5116701 PTPN18 0.1489615 0.000602091 0.004718755 0.07196172 0.09890098 0.218439 0.04632748 0.2884352 0.4429314 C1GALT1 0.07240167 0.09685 0.2106368 0.1199878 0.005816907 0.02945272 0.09797487 0.02449779 0.0737105 ZNF565 −0.03347188 0.4432082 0.6075454 −0.1436692 0.000941386 0.008319465 −0.09301725 0.03276848 0.09092991 BMS1P18 −0.07319438 0.09324027 0.2053499 −0.123567 0.004499738 0.02471379 −0.09308883 0.03263389 0.09061259 EDEM2 0.09625622 0.02713364 0.08420804 0.07744812 0.07566974 0.1810636 0.1169126 0.00721511 0.03024913 DDB1 −0.05350781 0.220081 0.3752213 −0.1456132 0.000800228 0.007433917 −0.07792359 0.07388544 0.1659531 PLCD3 0.1486064 0.000620711 0.004818158 0.05083449 0.2440338 0.4098863 0.06788451 0.1195928 0.2345243 PRTFDC1 −0.08871756 0.04176817 0.1151458 −0.1165557 0.007395517 0.03472883 −0.08697282 0.04597402 0.116168 RAB1B 0.08459504 0.05227366 0.1350654 0.0872502 0.0452825 0.1250848 0.1187239 0.006359054 0.02757373 C9orf89 0.08609272 0.04822712 0.1275458 0.09138645 0.03596525 0.1066923 0.1144099 0.008567407 0.03423765 MTPN −0.1162791 0.007538022 0.03254396 −0.09014867 0.03856524 0.1119711 −0.08454793 0.05240539 0.1281727 NCAPH −0.06648982 0.1274 0.2555528 −0.1155952 0.0079011 0.03643983 −0.1065912 0.01436013 0.05017034 GK5 0.178168 3.89953E−05 0.000561298 0.01427121 0.7437773 0.8468293 0.001466528 0.973207 0.9840235 ICA1 0.1392629 0.001350502 0.008796271 0.07013116 0.1078084 0.2322887 0.06856899 0.1159005 0.229183 DOPEY1 −0.05044702 0.2476516 0.4062839 −0.1304588 0.002694504 0.01731524 −0.1001839 0.02143701 0.0666775 C2orf61 0.1273046 0.003417593 0.01780295 0.08449652 0.05254949 0.1395563 0.07424468 0.08862423 0.1890225 STK17A −6.40328E−05 0.9988299 0.9994223 0.1357972 0.001781021 0.01305426 0.1133593 0.00919943 0.03605938 DHFRP1 −0.0707405 0.1047756 0.2227542 −0.1175689 0.00689371 0.0330796 −0.1011027 0.02026513 0.06388911 RSRC2 −0.05485381 0.2086787 0.3618987 −0.1131271 0.009344636 0.04119987 −0.1160026 0.007683002 0.03162026 ZBTB12 −0.07039915 0.1064661 0.2252816 −0.107168 0.0138376 0.05477425 −0.1121668 0.009966851 0.03821724 SLC29A3 0.1471224 0.000704437 0.005328837 0.004251369 0.9224364 0.9583066 0.09263748 0.0334904 0.09239898 UQCR11 −0.1100218 0.01149129 0.04419655 −0.1103054 0.01127853 0.04711462 −0.06891576 0.1140643 0.226906 INCA1 −0.06806466 0.1186123 0.2429318 −0.1046098 0.01628942 0.06152847 −0.1160108 0.007678651 0.03162026 FUNDC2 −0.1277126 0.003315044 0.01735173 −0.06321414 0.1472879 0.2888686 −0.09206964 0.03459512 0.09434356 IBA57 −0.007952699 0.8554765 0.9135628 −0.1275318 0.003360145 0.02000502 −0.119833 0.005881002 0.02596184 TSTD2 −0.05167083 0.2363517 0.3938912 −0.118131 0.006628666 0.03212549 −0.1124996 0.009747138 0.03750327 PRPF4B 0.000220138 0.9959774 0.9978413 −0.1219563 0.005054955 0.02666158 −0.126704 0.003573782 0.01793204 CBS −0.1000488 0.02161411 0.07108855 −0.07255154 0.09615912 0.2141699 −0.1162172 0.007570275 0.03134088 CORO1C −0.155294 0.000345878 0.003087808 −0.06835491 0.1170456 0.2458363 −0.03080824 0.4803517 0.6315903 NAA15 −0.08089064 0.06351104 0.156158 −0.1229411 0.004708578 0.0254223 −0.08583376 0.04890742 0.1216698 S1PR3 −0.1308252 0.002620247 0.014571 −0.06750987 0.1216523 0.2528575 −0.08393264 0.05415162 0.1311759 GYPC −0.1518195 0.000470065 0.003887604 −0.006109402 0.8887243 0.9381278 −0.08364048 0.0549976 0.1327181 SLC25A19 0.02919527 0.5036411 0.6589135 −0.1276565 0.003328974 0.01985261 −0.112773 0.009569943 0.03707321 SAAL1 −0.1215493 0.005204664 0.02459053 −0.0859656 0.04856006 0.1314739 −0.08054796 0.06464429 0.1500891 FAF1 −0.05737038 0.1885173 0.3369683 −0.08035113 0.06530269 0.163333 −0.1394358 0.001331774 0.008822924 USP2 −0.07509614 0.08501841 0.1924807 −0.1144082 0.008568435 0.03868441 −0.1006389 0.02084958 0.06522933 PLXNA3 −0.08232641 0.05893956 0.1477363 −0.1254468 0.003921853 0.02234659 −0.08099623 0.06316518 0.1476152 SLC26A11 −0.08517534 0.05067337 0.1322315 −0.09599748 0.02755089 0.0887071 −0.1102586 0.01131341 0.04175852 BDH1 0.1366675 0.001662441 0.01034862 0.07970043 0.06751864 0.1672525 0.06207293 0.1547463 0.2831862 DSTYK −0.1385205 0.001433731 0.009230392 −0.01882051 0.6664211 0.791663 −0.100031 0.02163765 0.06717528 ASF1B −0.06615654 0.129323 0.2583304 −0.1285149 0.003121538 0.01903974 −0.09072183 0.03734214 0.09982048 LRCH3 −0.1013874 0.01991359 0.06703449 −0.0822757 0.05909624 0.1521006 −0.1073458 0.01367998 0.04828367 RYBP −0.1041566 0.01676139 0.05873661 −0.0564226 0.1959353 0.3523089 −0.1215474 0.005205398 0.02381786 ZNF81 −0.08532796 0.05025934 0.1314468 −0.09876294 0.02336509 0.07889758 −0.107619 0.01344088 0.04759186 ERCC8 −0.1196057 0.005976283 0.02749244 −0.07696669 0.077512 0.184394 −0.09126886 0.03620566 0.09746405 KCNMA1 −0.133826 0.002078797 0.01217012 −0.05599634 0.1993401 0.3563492 −0.08748009 0.04471602 0.1140349 PDXK 0.1437073 0.000938413 0.006640453 0.05058221 0.2463851 0.412142 0.07549763 0.08335971 0.1808599 CRIPAK −0.05680358 0.1929283 0.3425215 −0.1210768 0.005383518 0.02787693 −0.1058361 0.01507028 0.05188305 EPHB6 0.1086446 0.01257563 0.04739781 0.1019109 0.01928088 0.06895037 0.08013894 0.06601865 0.1524915 BAHD1 −0.09422603 0.03055845 0.09191607 −0.08312166 0.05652696 0.1469004 −0.1128418 0.00952575 0.03694578 PDZD4 −0.07974915 0.06735061 0.1627523 −0.05538569 0.2042927 0.3620052 −0.1400359 0.001268584 0.008489144 USP21 −0.04570893 0.2949281 0.4592866 −0.09331975 0.03220299 0.09874507 −0.135455 0.001829734 0.01103469 CAMLG −0.0824872 0.05844499 0.1468669 −0.08693741 0.04606292 0.1266378 −0.1191124 0.006187784 0.02697393 PMM2 0.1065811 0.01436944 0.05227608 0.07313822 0.0934924 0.2097551 0.1083359 0.01283072 0.04589465 ZSWIM5 −0.06589586 0.1308426 0.2603199 −0.1231923 0.004623724 0.02514952 −0.09703313 0.02591332 0.07687286 IRF3 0.1636255 0.000161425 0.001716476 0.007170407 0.8695591 0.926611 0.05838606 0.1807994 0.3169854 NUP98 −0.07098557 0.1035751 0.220772 −0.1281574 0.003206457 0.01934576 −0.0865696 0.04699505 0.1180943 FAM168B −0.1257503 0.003835124 0.01947504 −0.06392359 0.1427913 0.2830005 −0.09275605 0.03326357 0.09191892 ZCCHC6 0.1112089 0.0106239 0.04160779 0.05444085 0.2121306 0.3707957 0.1152764 0.008075602 0.03283795 INADL 0.1661428 0.000127282 0.001434019 0.008685388 0.8423282 0.9104183 0.05113879 0.2412188 0.3893685 RBFA −0.07912593 0.06952603 0.1667355 −0.0809178 0.06342194 0.1600091 −0.1255763 0.003884622 0.01909121 DCAF16 −0.06147813 0.1587454 0.2990765 −0.1078552 0.01323706 0.05299012 −0.115684 0.007853061 0.03217744 NDUFC1 −0.05758844 0.1868402 0.335219 −0.07689019 0.07780807 0.1848141 −0.1404417 0.00122744 0.008265473 ATG4B −0.06759699 0.1211709 0.2465545 −0.1101364 0.01140492 0.04752848 −0.1093096 0.01204124 0.04372608 DUSP11 0.1354512 0.001830285 0.01111621 0.06100208 0.1620019 0.309018 0.0806174 0.06441331 0.1497026 LINC00035 0.1134411 0.009148828 0.03732196 0.08312203 0.05652585 0.1469004 0.09218838 0.03436158 0.09394037 RARRES1 0.1059371 0.01497355 0.05398611 0.06171873 0.1571185 0.3025128 0.1160051 0.007681678 0.03162026 NME6 −0.03315891 0.4474858 0.6111819 −0.1178575 0.006756492 0.03258243 −0.1198139 0.005888979 0.02598057 YOD1 0.1478091 0.00066447 0.005081737 0.07389404 0.09014439 0.2044517 0.0416293 0.3401816 0.4989975 XRN2 −0.07845338 0.07193782 0.1708999 −0.1325139 0.002301536 0.01548336 −0.07325639 0.09296247 0.1962604 GTPBP1 −0.1075252 0.01352256 0.04995236 −0.07248223 0.09647817 0.2146204 −0.1072619 0.01375415 0.04848835 FAM133DP −0.06270238 0.1505979 0.2879358 −0.1189894 0.006241543 0.03092329 −0.1029889 0.01803292 0.05880981 KIF3C −0.1324211 0.002318089 0.01322596 −0.04348745 0.3190462 0.4909678 −0.09589362 0.02771992 0.08065799 RUFY1 −0.03779427 0.38656 0.5539845 −0.0889108 0.04132298 0.117239 −0.1408206 0.001190135 0.008080728 MAP3K13 0.0890896 0.04091464 0.1133992 0.1185485 0.006437806 0.03147255 0.08111259 0.06278584 0.1470645 TMEM133 0.06920014 0.1125756 0.2339415 0.1154575 0.007976071 0.03665201 0.1021102 0.01904463 0.06124819 ABTB2 0.1118291 0.01019424 0.04034506 0.1074486 0.01358958 0.05404915 0.06709055 0.1239901 0.2409351 TRNT1 −0.07673007 0.07843071 0.1816737 −0.09646205 0.02680562 0.0868904 −0.1149345 0.008266569 0.03339982 ALG2 0.08459536 0.05227274 0.1350654 0.09348176 0.03190357 0.09811441 0.1112595 0.01058823 0.03986006 IGF1R 0.0942939 0.03043824 0.09176302 0.1258327 0.003811866 0.02196083 0.06453811 0.138982 0.262126 CKMT1A 0.1521593 0.000456302 0.003798602 0.06811552 0.1183365 0.2478 0.036398 0.4043586 0.5622084 PADI3 0.1078096 0.01327618 0.04930392 0.09565512 0.02811144 0.08988816 0.0862531 0.04780977 0.1196663 HSD17B4 −0.07394302 0.08993081 0.2000235 −0.1227471 0.004775079 0.02567394 −0.08979538 0.03933593 0.1035983 CDKAL1 −0.07804647 0.0734299 0.1735854 −0.08714427 0.04554554 0.1254571 −0.1209991 0.005413437 0.02452718 SAC3D1 −0.04338867 0.3201478 0.4858414 −0.1359545 0.00175903 0.01292029 −0.09461486 0.02987523 0.0851594 BCAS2 −0.07583459 0.08198784 0.1874797 −0.05152476 0.237681 0.402125 −0.1429005 0.0010033 0.007114078 HES1 0.1152417 0.008094787 0.03429873 0.1019916 0.01918488 0.06873472 0.06869616 0.1152245 0.2283653 MARCH3 −0.04720307 0.2794097 0.4425471 −0.1069889 0.01399805 0.05521077 −0.1228174 0.004750888 0.02216073 XPO4 −0.03668194 0.4007001 0.5680155 −0.1190367 0.006220846 0.03086801 −0.1164762 0.007436208 0.03093382 SECISBP2L −0.1322796 0.002343524 0.01333041 −0.0377691 0.3868766 0.55571 −0.09808243 0.02434045 0.07337984 USP14 −0.09471099 0.02970836 0.0901484 −0.08553418 0.04970443 0.1338433 −0.1086997 0.01253057 0.04511701 TBC1D20 −0.1106081 0.01105539 0.04289935 −0.07467129 0.08680254 0.199078 −0.1011451 0.02021244 0.06377307 NUDT22 0.09160528 0.03552146 0.1022148 0.08273812 0.0576801 0.1492008 0.1135008 0.009111999 0.03582091 FAM27B −0.07249878 0.09640189 0.21002 −0.0988676 0.02321812 0.07862151 −0.1150696 0.008190662 0.03316051 H3F3B 0.0885795 0.0420887 0.1157543 0.08961935 0.03972477 0.113912 0.1103546 0.01124199 0.04154074 MECP2 −0.1290673 0.002994318 0.01610429 −0.06611055 0.1295901 0.2640943 −0.08435887 0.0529369 0.1291323 CASD1 −0.124196 0.004298335 0.02126103 −0.1018354 0.01937103 0.06908358 −0.05253077 0.2286323 0.3739962 HSPA14 −0.02805547 0.5204499 0.6736857 −0.1243223 0.004258874 0.02370032 −0.1143165 0.008622023 0.03442626 MIR4453 −0.0799567 0.06663867 0.1616362 −0.1247459 0.004128946 0.02319241 −0.08104097 0.0630191 0.147348 BCL2A1 0.04293003 0.3252947 0.4915619 0.1224523 0.004877727 0.02606707 0.1095989 0.01181509 0.04311857 FAM35A −0.05904562 0.1759144 0.3216279 −0.1235486 0.004505763 0.02471419 −0.09923765 0.02270489 0.06968675 NSUN4 −0.05700813 0.1913278 0.3404432 −0.09336566 0.03211789 0.09855576 −0.1282899 0.003174753 0.01651322 ICT1 0.1238107 0.0044207 0.0217273 0.06753019 0.1215399 0.2526832 0.09041519 0.03799233 0.1011119 ARL14EP −0.1165982 0.007373832 0.03209392 −0.09208975 0.03455547 0.1040076 −0.07782348 0.07425824 0.1665464 MIR302B −0.07084979 0.1042389 0.2217486 −0.1047381 0.01615799 0.06123572 −0.1105906 0.01106816 0.04101643 PARD3B −0.06947136 0.1111701 0.2320252 −0.1171418 0.007101372 0.03380072 −0.09877455 0.02334874 0.07106736 C4BPB 0.1549227 0.000357514 0.003159514 0.04577489 0.2942311 0.4647218 0.0520157 0.2332341 0.3796942 ZCCHC14 −0.09067996 0.03743037 0.1062384 −0.07936018 0.0687017 0.1694354 −0.1164351 0.007457368 0.03100332 SYCE2 −0.08300768 0.05686761 0.1438903 −0.1109716 0.01079248 0.04575705 −0.0945513 0.02998602 0.08537983 OXR1 0.1234343 0.00454332 0.02219898 0.07768036 0.07479386 0.1796809 0.08216467 0.05944053 0.141018 SMPD1 −0.1620992 0.00018613 0.001919066 −0.03124686 0.4741214 0.6326619 −0.04454821 0.3073736 0.4641768 RHBDF2 0.1220088 0.005035931 0.02406259 0.04849429 0.2664527 0.4346367 0.104889 0.01600447 0.05404324 SYTL3 0.05938867 0.1734128 0.3180987 0.08166805 0.06100079 0.155223 0.1347613 0.001932246 0.01144953 RRP1 −0.02604585 0.5507727 0.6985153 −0.1414614 0.001129407 0.009515867 −0.09463416 0.02984168 0.08508117 NFATC4 −0.1149463 0.008259906 0.03474452 −0.0922154 0.03430862 0.1035433 −0.07934395 0.06875856 0.1572028 TLE4 −0.1400881 0.001263221 0.008352859 −0.04489986 0.303567 0.4750252 −0.08187552 0.0603449 0.1426287 WNK2 0.02564261 0.55696 0.7022035 −0.146037 0.000772177 0.007257215 −0.08812186 0.04316609 0.111244 PHB2 −0.09360562 0.03167626 0.09439131 −0.1184113 0.006499991 0.03165618 −0.07402372 0.08957974 0.1903899 ECHDC1 −0.1079258 0.01317672 0.04907273 −0.105102 0.01579009 0.06011548 −0.07365005 0.0912145 0.1933031 GEMIN4 −0.0447909 0.3047431 0.4694764 −0.1390333 0.001375755 0.01094236 −0.08812271 0.04316406 0.111244 SMARCD2 0.1450474 0.000839148 0.006112033 0.05787372 0.1846628 0.3381557 0.06282442 0.1498035 0.2767239 SPEG −0.1506356 0.0005211 0.004220642 −0.06351924 0.1453411 0.2865815 −0.04378045 0.3157935 0.4732482 RAB8A −0.0724211 0.09676023 0.21057 −0.09537291 0.02858086 0.09080508 −0.1171201 0.0071121 0.02997308 PLCB4 −0.08921687 0.04062607 0.1128016 −0.08263759 0.05798554 0.1497404 −0.1145666 0.008476583 0.03397216 CRYZ −0.06502748 0.1360046 0.267689 −0.1163911 0.007480012 0.03504352 −0.1020952 0.01906229 0.06129083 ANKRD65 0.1262581 0.003693869 0.01888173 0.06145482 0.1589037 0.3047216 0.09068679 0.03741595 0.0999794 TMEM161B 0.1290145 0.003006286 0.01614994 0.09027272 0.03829767 0.1114895 0.05807508 0.1831372 0.319755 EMC7 0.03653928 0.4025358 0.5694727 0.138346 0.001453966 0.01132499 0.09345319 0.03195619 0.08929512 C21orf2 −0.08611576 0.04816697 0.1274109 −0.08978735 0.03935359 0.1132677 −0.1112081 0.01062444 0.03991735 FAM213A 0.1400081 0.001271457 0.008395354 0.05427162 0.213557 0.3723072 0.07494094 0.0856667 0.1845187 FOXK1 −0.06324678 0.1470787 0.283525 −0.1028027 0.01824331 0.06640394 −0.1166074 0.007369121 0.03070063 DNAJC22 −0.08019683 0.06582266 0.1603686 −0.09768995 0.02491883 0.08260186 −0.1093566 0.01200427 0.04363736 HOXA-AS2 0.14198 0.001082368 0.007410468 0.04320096 0.3222478 0.4941849 0.0792235 0.06918169 0.1580404 C14orf1 0.1583256 0.000263253 0.002499467 0.02638529 0.5455908 0.695719 0.05668201 0.1938841 0.3329306 PC 0.0471192 0.2802658 0.4433985 0.09540335 0.02852991 0.09074676 0.1307794 0.00262943 0.01439207 MIR155HG −0.1375295 0.001552178 0.009829282 −0.09262263 0.03351891 0.1017556 −0.03476234 0.4258189 0.5823891 CD58 0.07517214 0.08470243 0.1919839 0.1227597 0.004770731 0.02566827 0.08652509 0.04710892 0.1183377 FAM174A 0.1107127 0.01097912 0.04265638 0.09660202 0.0265845 0.08631435 0.07916434 0.06939032 0.158413 INHBE −0.1168202 0.007261458 0.03176374 −0.06978112 0.1095817 0.2349911 −0.09666124 0.02649142 0.07815473 TPD52 0.1605959 0.000213892 0.002141846 0.06141407 0.1591807 0.3051421 0.009669501 0.8247376 0.8931395 FRMD4A −0.1394878 0.001326182 0.008680306 −0.05819903 0.1822027 0.3351057 −0.07257738 0.09604041 0.2006885 CCBE1 0.03715287 0.3946761 0.5619946 0.1286727 0.003084697 0.01888953 0.1043839 0.01652324 0.05513953 MBNL1-AS1 −0.08091009 0.06344722 0.1560286 −0.09422375 0.03056249 0.09514633 −0.111484 0.01043136 0.03946564 ANKRD10 0.1111799 0.0106444 0.04164151 0.09859646 0.02360052 0.07936594 0.07602924 0.08120373 0.1776044 CHMP2A 0.1282378 0.003187187 0.01689355 0.08962443 0.03971349 0.113912 0.05967721 0.1713292 0.305415 SNORD10 −0.06973551 0.1098144 0.2300583 −0.1092009 0.01212716 0.04980701 −0.1060999 0.01481874 0.05132172 SMKR1 −0.01364914 0.7545794 0.8474254 −0.1490844 0.000595771 0.006079569 −0.08732049 0.04510866 0.1147419 GNPTG 0.0634224 0.1459569 0.2819306 0.109666 0.01176319 0.04871522 0.109616 0.01180186 0.04308159 ZNF496 −0.0656724 0.1321563 0.2621766 −0.1149739 0.008244378 0.03759944 −0.1025348 0.01854976 0.06007307 VPS16 −0.07057005 0.1056171 0.2238746 −0.09548827 0.02838817 0.09048202 −0.1175784 0.006889157 0.02924092 ADAMTS1 −0.1656269 0.000133671 0.001485063 −0.02902119 0.5061896 0.661118 −0.03307844 0.4485893 0.6037031 KAT6A −0.03562659 0.4143982 0.5802604 −0.1244866 0.004208047 0.02352282 −0.1094432 0.01193631 0.04343567 SURF1 0.09481331 0.02953162 0.08978824 0.08019835 0.06581753 0.1643549 0.1110765 0.01071765 0.04018094 DLAT −0.009570649 0.8265007 0.8951085 −0.1055399 0.01535716 0.05890842 −0.1351029 0.001881121 0.01124713 CCDC41 −0.07727912 0.07631234 0.1785796 −0.1170892 0.007127344 0.03385853 −0.09106469 0.03662636 0.09824674 THRA −0.1443855 0.000886894 0.006359959 −0.05818248 0.1823273 0.3352462 −0.06260905 0.1512076 0.278652 HLTF-AS1 −0.06950909 0.1109756 0.2317583 −0.1002483 0.02135304 0.07407424 −0.1141669 0.008710072 0.03466173 TMEM81 −0.09079096 0.03719686 0.1057266 −0.08508301 0.05092521 0.1361182 −0.110372 0.01122909 0.04151335 RRAGA −0.1552657 0.00034675 0.003091876 −0.0385625 0.3769738 0.5465158 −0.05457597 0.2109966 0.3539668 SULT1A1 0.1415201 0.001123989 0.007621894 0.04763895 0.2749889 0.4441882 0.07616228 0.08067132 0.1768847 SS18L2 −0.04072322 0.350805 0.519061 −0.0981497 0.02424248 0.08091874 −0.1309357 0.002598225 0.01426053 SEC22A 0.05385323 0.2171132 0.3718925 0.1322194 0.002354436 0.01572523 0.09004944 0.03878039 0.1025217 TEFM 0.06856142 0.1159408 0.2390078 0.09337722 0.0320965 0.09853355 0.1202152 0.005723897 0.0254621 TTLL3 −0.05763931 0.1864505 0.3348819 −0.1159733 0.0076985 0.0357423 −0.1066155 0.01433773 0.05010466 RPL15 −0.0483587 0.2677936 0.4293767 −0.1021191 0.01903414 0.06847667 −0.1243586 0.004247603 0.02042459 DZIP3 −0.0936536 0.03158858 0.09425111 −0.08514949 0.05074376 0.1357937 −0.1078848 0.01321169 0.04697154 GYG2 −0.09130864 0.03612418 0.1033811 −0.08071099 0.06410311 0.1609952 −0.1133163 0.009226174 0.03614385 SDHB −0.02056617 0.637601 0.7637836 −0.09303074 0.03274308 0.09998924 −0.141244 0.001149677 0.007879053 ATP5B −0.05331153 0.2217802 0.3770562 −0.09438986 0.03026896 0.09442261 −0.1278002 0.003293402 0.01693419 AUTS2 −0.08042106 0.06506815 0.1588083 −0.06942666 0.1114008 0.2376014 −0.1288587 0.003041792 0.01601312 PTPN12 0.01574264 0.7184285 0.8230971 0.1056527 0.01524733 0.05859404 0.1331028 0.00219899 0.01256475 FH −0.06708612 0.124015 0.2507866 −0.09403674 0.03089586 0.09588272 −0.1204254 0.005639106 0.0252163 IFI6 0.08865618 0.04191041 0.1154236 0.1282827 0.003176468 0.01920646 0.06317456 0.1475419 0.2735263 P2RY6 0.128106 0.003218846 0.01700953 0.07730193 0.07622533 0.1821426 0.07323164 0.09307325 0.1964049 ZNF282 −0.07132303 0.1019398 0.2182212 −0.1194283 0.006051561 0.03029916 −0.09264208 0.03348157 0.09239326 SYNE1 −0.1481702 0.000644308 0.004968486 −0.06474573 0.1377128 0.2758418 −0.04608717 0.2909462 0.4458037 HELZ2 0.1219448 0.005059107 0.02414046 0.07818824 0.07290722 0.176609 0.08174183 0.06076687 0.1434069 FIZ1 −0.06553499 0.1329691 0.2632712 −0.1043857 0.01652135 0.06216833 −0.1125014 0.009745968 0.03750327 BTBD1 −0.08759023 0.04444675 0.1200745 −0.0888735 0.04140861 0.1174341 −0.1093516 0.01200819 0.04364022 MSTO2P −0.07398019 0.089769 0.1997913 −0.1035003 0.01746608 0.06426391 −0.1074057 0.01362727 0.04814162 VARS −0.06165088 0.157576 0.2977148 −0.1145273 0.00849928 0.03842205 −0.104818 0.01607653 0.05420765 LOX −0.1630817 0.00016985 0.001789882 −0.02762484 0.5268747 0.6795375 −0.04072075 0.3508342 0.5104809 TBL1X −0.09124636 0.03625183 0.1036756 −0.06462279 0.1384633 0.2769675 −0.1232805 0.004594291 0.02165525 RNF141 0.129388 0.002922657 0.01579824 0.07380569 0.09053073 0.2051273 0.07381137 0.09050583 0.1920059 TMEM220 −0.1108039 0.01091305 0.04245353 −0.09905768 0.02295325 0.07798053 −0.07437998 0.08804316 0.1880136 IL24 0.02995556 0.4925899 0.6498303 0.1487995 0.000610517 0.006182779 0.07966128 0.06765389 0.1554397 DAZAP2 0.1361052 0.001738199 0.01066188 0.06261603 0.151162 0.2939992 0.07266091 0.09565744 0.2001888 PRKACB −0.1289754 0.003015167 0.01616645 −0.05182224 0.2349794 0.3991065 −0.09122984 0.03628574 0.09755866 TBC1D30 0.1592058 0.000242972 0.00234645 0.01075481 0.8054397 0.8867218 0.05997842 0.1691742 0.3025875 PKN3 −0.02447843 0.57501 0.7155623 −0.1135188 0.009100909 0.04042666 −0.1230896 0.004658251 0.02180901 RRM1-AS1 −0.06988356 0.1090604 0.2289981 −0.1182038 0.006595026 0.03200703 −0.09433531 0.0303651 0.08611881 MTMR4 −0.1166721 0.00733623 0.03199028 −0.06682984 0.1254612 0.2581167 −0.09711841 0.02578229 0.07658211 TSPO 0.06378955 0.1436327 0.2786342 0.09487882 0.02941893 0.09263998 0.1209932 0.005415739 0.02452718 SPIN1 −0.1081861 0.01295617 0.04850376 −0.08672285 0.04660478 0.1276199 −0.08995179 0.03899312 0.1029291 FCHSD2 −0.05705544 0.190959 0.3399793 −0.1134098 0.009168169 0.04066016 −0.1082286 0.01292047 0.0461365 USP30 −0.0742428 0.08863231 0.1980848 −0.1117166 0.010271 0.04412408 −0.09819156 0.0241817 0.07298028 CTSB 0.002206139 0.959704 0.9782634 0.124674 0.004150764 0.02328677 0.1184441 0.006485051 0.02800665 LOXL1 −0.1174252 0.006962991 0.03078712 −0.1048615 0.01603244 0.06080531 −0.05589086 0.2001894 0.3413495 SKAP2 0.1148788 0.008298059 0.03487339 0.09538334 0.02856339 0.09077039 0.07237933 0.09695335 0.2018991 EIF3H 0.1287071 0.003076733 0.01640806 0.06790012 0.1195076 0.2495389 0.07950908 0.06818189 0.1563506 LNP1 −0.09295371 0.03288832 0.09700244 −0.05964029 0.1715948 0.3210135 −0.1242106 0.004293744 0.02060849 MRRF 0.1306769 0.002650077 0.0147075 0.05785052 0.1848392 0.3382904 0.08433271 0.05301078 0.1292445 ORC1 −0.07203794 0.09854321 0.2131179 −0.09811168 0.02429781 0.08102569 −0.1126565 0.009645105 0.03724 SCP2 −0.002933293 0.9464397 0.9698926 −0.1212859 0.005303684 0.02757641 −0.1212405 0.005320941 0.02423529 UBXN2A −0.08445992 0.05265226 0.1358275 −0.08657027 0.04699335 0.1284061 −0.112712 0.009609186 0.03719418 H3F3A −0.004295609 0.9216319 0.9547629 −0.1231525 0.004637091 0.02517718 −0.1189764 0.006247277 0.02717224 SSB −0.03285457 0.4516678 0.6145187 −0.128442 0.003138686 0.01907745 −0.1041264 0.0167933 0.05578661 RBBP5 −0.04459585 0.306856 0.4717915 −0.08452432 0.05247152 0.1394066 −0.1371751 0.001596671 0.00995256 TAF9B −0.08670517 0.04664967 0.1244856 −0.08083655 0.06368883 0.1604497 −0.1153095 0.008057311 0.03277845 MRPL4 −0.05048777 0.2472693 0.4058104 −0.1334552 0.00213965 0.01471483 −0.08843796 0.04241947 0.1098896 CCAR1 −0.03071582 0.4816702 0.6411368 −0.123481 0.004527923 0.02477365 −0.1104169 0.01119591 0.04140168 FTO −0.1368249 0.001641788 0.01024296 −0.07183525 0.09949692 0.2193029 −0.0608849 0.1628111 0.2941547 C9orf172 −0.1238388 0.004411667 0.02169507 −0.03560284 0.4147096 0.5811863 −0.1054408 0.0154542 0.05286482 COMTD1 0.1551336 0.00035086 0.003113159 0.008329164 0.8487155 0.9138337 0.06793698 0.1193066 0.2343379 CLDN9 0.1357516 0.001787444 0.01089292 0.06547109 0.1333484 0.2692307 0.06878037 0.1147785 0.2278057 LINC00431 0.1086732 0.01255222 0.04733522 0.08257665 0.05817136 0.1501461 0.09203385 0.03466578 0.09448071 AURKB −0.06094102 0.1624231 0.3041119 −0.1161598 0.007600257 0.03541613 −0.1016324 0.01961528 0.06240572 ATP13A1 −0.05657286 0.1947453 0.3448237 −0.1174788 0.006937065 0.03319251 −0.1029563 0.01806964 0.05888815 GUCY1A3 −0.07985223 0.06699623 0.1622057 −0.08394602 0.05411314 0.1423534 −0.1175888 0.006884172 0.0292404 JAKMIP2 −0.1415797 0.001118517 0.007598161 −0.02252332 0.6059286 0.7450459 −0.08629614 0.0476983 0.1194517 HMHA1 0.1405235 0.001219297 0.008108645 0.04279371 0.3268347 0.4983254 0.07764077 0.07494259 0.167459 FER1L4 0.1418787 0.001091415 0.007448175 0.02552753 0.5587319 0.707563 0.08443241 0.05272963 0.1287309 WDFY3-AS1 −0.1157406 0.007822608 0.0334018 −0.06570488 0.1319647 0.2672899 −0.09722361 0.02562145 0.07618563 IKBIP −0.1491155 0.000594181 0.004671339 −0.03407296 0.4350586 0.5996218 −0.06683342 0.1254409 0.2429403 SHROOM2 0.07224461 0.09757826 0.2116223 0.1258025 0.003820381 0.02200078 0.08119665 0.06251298 0.1466821 SCUBE3 −0.1303806 0.002710597 0.01497175 −0.05541245 0.2040738 0.3617554 −0.08491608 0.0513832 0.1262048 MN1 −0.1379389 0.001502191 0.009573715 −0.0569309 0.1919309 0.3471266 −0.07178606 0.09972947 0.2060158 SLC9A7 0.08558805 0.04956031 0.1302795 0.08445772 0.05265844 0.1397165 0.1124283 0.009793852 0.03761672 ABO 0.1336776 0.002102954 0.01227296 0.04710606 0.2804002 0.4501305 0.08527925 0.05039116 0.1243607 DDX59 0.09612635 0.02734238 0.08468593 0.1137156 0.008980615 0.04003882 0.07222391 0.09767457 0.202782 EMILIN1 −0.144292 0.000893842 0.006394855 −0.04191722 0.3368493 0.5073151 −0.07089054 0.1040393 0.2123062 SCARNA13 0.1456261 0.000799359 0.005874489 0.03124885 0.4740932 0.6326619 0.07478676 0.08631468 0.1854034 EFHC1 −0.1419518 0.001084879 0.007424007 −0.04581111 0.2938488 0.4644125 −0.07249906 0.09640062 0.2011996 LRFN1 −0.0535139 0.2200283 0.3751776 −0.07578718 0.08217979 0.191762 −0.13774 0.001526289 0.009647784 DGCR14 −0.1138721 0.008885942 0.03660356 −0.08785347 0.04380867 0.1219267 −0.07961099 0.06782798 0.1557146 TRAPPC11 −0.1075106 0.01353531 0.04995968 −0.09590682 0.02769838 0.0890125 −0.07948818 0.06825468 0.1564362 NRD1 −0.07400642 0.08965491 0.1996012 −0.08078277 0.06386601 0.1606313 −0.1232031 0.004620112 0.02170903 PDE7A −0.03001047 0.4917969 0.6490301 −0.1327176 0.002265583 0.01530809 −0.09909952 0.02289531 0.07010114 GOLPH3 0.1366777 0.001661096 0.01034487 0.06092919 0.1625049 0.3097228 0.07016567 0.1076348 0.2175042 PLXDC2 −0.1091966 0.01213062 0.04598205 −0.06093778 0.1624455 0.3096521 −0.1070495 0.01394364 0.04906003 ARTN 0.1140334 0.008789315 0.03631299 0.09578534 0.02789708 0.08946991 0.07038318 0.1065458 0.2158048 HMOX1 −0.09003798 0.0388053 0.1089193 −0.07678094 0.07823247 0.185474 −0.1140632 0.008771594 0.03481375 PLXNB3 0.04065306 0.3516362 0.5198539 0.1356926 0.001795791 0.01312106 0.08988519 0.03913878 0.1031962 MAP3K11 0.111808 0.01020861 0.04039047 0.07911011 0.06958198 0.1709641 0.090193 0.03846943 0.1019427 UBE2D4 −0.0793398 0.06877311 0.1654144 −0.09121928 0.03630745 0.1073439 −0.1113676 0.01051249 0.03969705 RNPEP 0.1457231 0.000792869 0.005840074 0.05944487 0.1730055 0.3229266 0.052425 0.229572 0.3751805 SEC22B −0.1191762 0.006160056 0.02812129 −0.02740761 0.530131 0.6825988 −0.1125996 0.009682025 0.03736183 POGLUT1 −0.08389355 0.0542642 0.1389703 −0.08213771 0.05952436 0.1527225 −0.1146247 0.0084431 0.03386729 APH1B −0.1605616 0.000214567 0.00214398 −0.01560437 0.7207979 0.8303225 −0.04974125 0.254337 0.404123 EBF1 −0.1245224 0.004197054 0.02090309 −0.06169023 0.1573105 0.302557 −0.08753835 0.04457341 0.1137754 MAP1LC3A −0.08601295 0.04843583 0.1279519 −0.08576521 0.04908883 0.1324418 −0.1098921 0.01158975 0.04253038 TMEM194A −0.06441519 0.1397376 0.2731565 −0.103341 0.01764098 0.06473631 −0.1107188 0.0109747 0.04076776 AKAP5 −0.1135118 0.00910519 0.03719846 −0.07118397 0.1026112 0.2242847 −0.09422848 0.0305541 0.08651381 ANAPC1 −0.01900856 0.6632919 0.782497 −0.1310372 0.002578146 0.01683172 −0.1045331 0.01636847 0.05481226 LSM14A −0.02785656 0.5234125 0.6760744 −0.1230852 0.00465975 0.02524681 −0.1099595 0.01153847 0.04236455 TNFAIP8 0.113365 0.00919589 0.03745906 0.06423928 0.1408245 0.28038 0.09943578 0.02243416 0.06906903 NMD3 0.1165373 0.007404893 0.03211864 0.06577735 0.131538 0.2667363 0.09472074 0.02969149 0.08473976 SH2D4A 0.11028 0.01129747 0.04358354 0.07908036 0.06968731 0.1711625 0.0912431 0.03625853 0.09753576 CLSTN2 −0.06122466 0.1604731 0.3014746 −0.09001935 0.03884585 0.1124046 −0.1233795 0.004561401 0.0215183 MCCC1-AS1 0.1342518 0.002010863 0.01186989 0.07979205 0.06720294 0.1666484 0.05301404 0.2243735 0.3692208 CREB3L4 0.1450839 0.000836586 0.006096567 0.02843492 0.5148222 0.6687829 0.07562152 0.0828532 0.1799959 WWC1 0.1382274 0.001467867 0.009393676 0.04462975 0.3064881 0.4779512 0.07831825 0.07243055 0.1636722 EFTUD2 −0.07325771 0.0929566 0.2048417 −0.1160389 0.007663813 0.0356169 −0.09049128 0.03783011 0.1007958 C4orf27 −0.12698 0.003501214 0.01814447 −0.05558902 0.2026339 0.3603041 −0.08774335 0.04407465 0.1128979 HIST2H4B 0.1089936 0.01229265 0.04649496 0.09952258 0.02231644 0.07637632 0.07150121 0.1010847 0.2079819 C5orf51 −0.109885 0.0115952 0.0444488 −0.05899442 0.1762901 0.3273455 −0.1063497 0.01458395 0.05079026 REPS2 0.1110568 0.0107317 0.04193559 0.06736516 0.1224552 0.2540843 0.09934012 0.02256451 0.06936852 ZBTB38 0.0274925 0.5288572 0.680418 0.1320987 0.002376435 0.01584176 0.09957923 0.0222399 0.06860752 ANKEF1 0.1329823 0.002219622 0.01281415 0.03795316 0.3845652 0.5536005 0.08962544 0.03971127 0.1043105 ERP44 0.07753733 0.07533233 0.1769968 0.1228585 0.004736798 0.02551528 0.07823457 0.07273706 0.1641419 TXNDC5 −0.1181804 0.006605813 0.02953827 −0.06712246 0.123811 0.2558761 −0.09104765 0.03666165 0.09832244 HEATR6 −0.1197848 0.005901096 0.02727004 −0.06399844 0.1423231 0.2824344 −0.09143423 0.03586795 0.09682817 GRAMD2 0.1142933 0.008635625 0.03590181 0.09381724 0.03129112 0.09667949 0.07048701 0.106029 0.2151024 H1F0 0.1161883 0.007585387 0.03268762 0.06842085 0.1166919 0.2453527 0.09236658 0.03401362 0.09343509 PARGP1 −0.03760185 0.3889841 0.5563369 −0.1298668 0.002818553 0.01778924 −0.09733174 0.02545702 0.07592379 ALG14 −0.06411059 0.1416238 0.2757394 −0.1032856 0.0177021 0.06490925 −0.1101166 0.01141981 0.04203975 BAG5 0.1304213 0.002702222 0.01494328 0.05717337 0.190042 0.3449204 0.08128438 0.06222923 0.1461148 ELOF1 −0.112672 0.00963507 0.03870434 −0.08393343 0.05414936 0.1423965 −0.08293801 0.05707671 0.136715 FGFR1OP −0.02899848 0.5065226 0.661502 −0.09842853 0.02384007 0.0799205 −0.1309167 0.002601998 0.0142756 FAM219B −0.08513026 0.05079621 0.1323911 −0.07717174 0.07672295 0.1830174 −0.1163254 0.00751399 0.03115497 WBSCR22 −0.01484512 0.7338557 0.8337037 −0.1209736 0.005423281 0.02806195 −0.1156224 0.007886364 0.03226695 EIF4EBP2 −0.02892676 0.507575 0.6623027 −0.1207488 0.005510873 0.02840957 −0.111113 0.01069174 0.04013439 RBMS2P1 0.07601939 0.08124328 0.1864106 0.07970168 0.06751431 0.1672525 0.1212403 0.005321002 0.02423529 GIT2 −0.1490135 0.000599408 0.004700703 −0.0380299 0.3836041 0.5525746 −0.06123122 0.1604282 0.2910204 AQP11 −0.04892545 0.2622195 0.4229239 −0.1003549 0.02121455 0.073766 −0.1212102 0.005332478 0.02427167 ATP2A2 0.07725086 0.07642023 0.1787024 0.08185624 0.06040559 0.1542442 0.1187655 0.006340526 0.02751053 UCP2 −0.003497353 0.9361605 0.9629051 −0.1195115 0.006016135 0.0301652 −0.119714 0.005930722 0.02612333 ZNF672 −0.02593345 0.5524941 0.699742 −0.0838803 0.05430238 0.1427142 −0.1417775 0.001100519 0.007616567 RPS10 −0.06010921 0.1682448 0.3115866 −0.1190044 0.006234978 0.03091023 −0.09638662 0.02692542 0.07904976 BBIP1 −0.1131419 0.009335284 0.03784964 −0.0687706 0.1148302 0.2426478 −0.095233 0.02881607 0.08300721 SCAI −0.05390045 0.2167097 0.3715215 −0.1259434 0.003780831 0.02183339 −0.09195296 0.03482592 0.094842 FAM27A −0.07722136 0.07653299 0.1788254 −0.0910511 0.0366545 0.1080462 −0.1112215 0.01061505 0.03991686 C6orf106 0.1240448 0.004345977 0.02142056 0.1050941 0.01579804 0.06012933 0.03327962 0.4458332 0.6011384 FUBP1 0.02441396 0.5760176 0.7166881 −0.1152426 0.008094331 0.03706085 −0.1175677 0.006894309 0.02924776 SPATA2L −0.03215732 0.4613313 0.6228801 −0.116203 0.007577704 0.03533469 −0.1137114 0.008983142 0.03541103 STXBP1 −0.1152946 0.008065574 0.0341921 −0.06035087 0.1665376 0.3153498 −0.09840663 0.02387148 0.07229484 KLRAP1 −0.08305875 0.05671476 0.1436341 −0.1138712 0.008886479 0.03977199 −0.08294482 0.05705623 0.1366895 SLC22A5 0.1398201 0.001290988 0.008504146 0.06234017 0.1529746 0.2966712 0.05920613 0.1747406 0.3096785 PSMD1 −0.1099647 0.01153459 0.0442652 −0.08531937 0.05028258 0.1349042 −0.08386325 0.05435158 0.1315083 SEC62 0.05399457 0.2159071 0.3707848 0.1041863 0.01673012 0.06268278 0.1146555 0.008425386 0.03382548 NADK 0.005413108 0.9013376 0.9422952 −0.1214424 0.005244673 0.02733615 −0.1166982 0.007323023 0.03054515 TKT 0.1426209 0.001026732 0.007109994 0.04145277 0.3422351 0.5125976 0.07031875 0.1068675 0.2163619 B4GALT4 0.09872858 0.02341351 0.07540322 0.1246133 0.004169237 0.02336216 0.04586141 0.2933184 0.447845 CCT6P1 −0.05733478 0.1887922 0.3373297 −0.09941437 0.02246328 0.07672894 −0.1167208 0.007311556 0.0305156 PHF8 −0.01749342 0.6886672 0.8005311 −0.1250179 0.004047418 0.02287268 −0.1095797 0.01182998 0.04313899 ITGA10 −0.06046685 0.1657229 0.3086071 0.10702 0.0139701 0.05513178 0.1080821 0.01304386 0.04649361 UBXN7 −0.08512845 0.05080113 0.1323911 −0.08575309 0.04912097 0.1325029 −0.1086989 0.01253124 0.04511701 TRIB2 0.01355535 0.7562124 0.8486431 0.1553449 0.000344309 0.004275148 0.07005489 0.1081928 0.218331 NR1H3 0.1371932 0.001594371 0.01003257 0.05790387 0.1844338 0.3379142 0.06799975 0.1189648 0.2337811 WIPF1 −0.1481537 0.000645217 0.004972741 0.02955825 0.4983488 0.6541461 −0.06674123 0.1259642 0.2436826 LACC1 0.0721941 0.09781342 0.2120332 0.1130854 0.009370914 0.0412765 0.09300436 0.03279276 0.09093799 AKAP1 0.1555321 0.0003386 0.003040879 0.0123257 0.7777185 0.8677422 0.06001099 0.1689425 0.3022118 ANKRD2 0.113503 0.009110626 0.03720974 0.07121011 0.1024847 0.2241491 0.09173646 0.03525764 0.09571897 TICAM1 0.06595592 0.1304913 0.2598066 0.0920222 0.0346888 0.1042724 0.1174266 0.006962272 0.02948216 PPP2R1B −0.01542707 0.7238401 0.826485 −0.1261103 0.003734486 0.02165846 −0.1088634 0.01239752 0.04475131 IMMT −0.06282052 0.1498288 0.287294 −0.09836238 0.02393502 0.08016157 −0.1140471 0.008781144 0.03482187 ZFAND2B −0.06779048 0.1201071 0.2449482 −0.08825276 0.04285557 0.1201181 −0.1188693 0.006294472 0.02732775 ZBTB48 −0.04508409 0.3015852 0.4662629 −0.1283225 0.003166993 0.01919061 −0.09327028 0.03229489 0.0899205 CHCHD4 −0.05777825 0.1853894 0.3334802 −0.08137563 0.06193524 0.1570839 −0.1295599 0.002884892 0.01542636 NBPF24 −0.05084821 0.2439064 0.4025295 −0.09568995 0.02805397 0.08977525 −0.1226374 0.004813034 0.0223831 CST1 0.1223699 0.004906781 0.02359968 0.05961014 0.1718119 0.3212587 0.08907837 0.04094018 0.1067086 SERPINH1 −0.1499862 0.000551233 0.004411569 −0.05616723 0.19797 0.3547529 −0.04010231 0.3582046 0.517419 MBTD1 −0.0270334 0.535764 0.686044 −0.1266646 0.003584226 0.02101468 −0.1039633 0.01696631 0.05620041 TWIST1 −0.1301752 0.002753299 0.01514416 0.006434208 0.8828498 0.9340071 −0.1034927 0.01747439 0.05747308 TDP1 −0.02064037 0.6363875 0.7628792 −0.1563589 0.00031443 0.004011503 −0.06391378 0.1428528 0.2669353 FER −0.1643258 0.00015115 0.001627117 −0.01002258 0.8184471 0.8961584 −0.03644138 0.4037984 0.5617099 RUNX1 0.07525906 0.08434216 0.1911985 0.08515583 0.0507265 0.1357937 0.1160655 0.007649789 0.03154886 CYP4F12 0.148248 0.000640039 0.004938304 0.01528124 0.7263455 0.8340982 0.07275512 0.09522696 0.1997083 ZBTB9 −0.04361429 0.3176355 0.4830822 −0.1091105 0.01219907 0.04995553 −0.1144948 0.008518089 0.03409844 FXN −0.07873487 0.07092019 0.1691798 −0.1109862 0.01078206 0.04572685 −0.08913805 0.04080458 0.1064191 RNMTL1 −0.0724288 0.09672463 0.2105254 −0.1143792 0.008585333 0.03873558 −0.09042372 0.03797412 0.101087 PCDHB9 −0.1540363 0.000386789 0.003358528 −0.0233075 0.5934383 0.7348058 −0.05657973 0.194691 0.3341023 DGAT2 −0.012393 0.7765369 0.8619999 −0.1566612 0.000306001 0.00393644 −0.06665368 0.1264628 0.2444771 SUGT1 −0.07381154 0.09050512 0.2010118 −0.08679779 0.04641493 0.1272502 −0.1155092 0.007947852 0.0324512 HERC2P4 −0.06311631 0.1479163 0.2846464 −0.0828963 0.05720218 0.1482676 −0.1250573 0.004035756 0.01970315 ALDH5A1 0.03685844 0.3984359 0.5658433 −0.1156964 0.00784642 0.03632003 −0.1109206 0.01082902 0.04046419 PRUNE −0.02727158 0.5321752 0.6827676 −0.1128991 0.009489162 0.0417209 −0.1176186 0.006869916 0.0292056 TAX1BP1 0.1094016 0.01196895 0.04548072 0.1135163 0.00910246 0.04042666 0.04539236 0.2982885 0.4535093 EVA1C 0.1201916 0.005733485 0.02669043 0.07393675 0.08995811 0.2042219 0.08002225 0.06641508 0.1531784 CHKA 0.1427977 0.001011852 0.007020919 0.05561149 0.2024512 0.3601633 0.05685615 0.192516 0.331379 RYK 0.1173706 0.006989424 0.03086478 0.08406371 0.05377564 0.1418157 0.07386622 0.09026589 0.1915552 VCP −0.08549289 0.04981512 0.1306649 −0.10955 0.01185307 0.04897088 −0.08395909 0.05407558 0.1310829 CCDC86 −0.06944796 0.1112908 0.2321554 −0.1303468 0.002717581 0.01739927 −0.07146429 0.1012614 0.2081693 UBFD1 −0.1243231 0.004258634 0.02110966 −0.08310723 0.05656999 0.1469848 −0.06339679 0.1461201 0.2713241 NAGS 0.08376058 0.05464853 0.1397745 0.04721982 0.2792389 0.4489692 0.1319646 0.002401097 0.01342077 TMEM17 0.01948812 0.6553381 0.7769059 0.1083405 0.01282693 0.05178017 0.1239425 0.004378504 0.0209359 PTGFR −0.1104439 0.01117597 0.04323468 −0.0602385 0.1673299 0.3162771 −0.1018884 0.01930772 0.06170933 NID2 −0.1177 0.006831056 0.03030968 −0.08165397 0.06104552 0.1553085 −0.07568358 0.08260038 0.1795909 MTERFD2 −0.05957526 0.1720633 0.3164952 −0.1103796 0.01122346 0.046955 −0.1036934 0.0172561 0.05690303 STEAP1 0.03725416 0.3933877 0.5606182 0.08126702 0.0622853 0.1577534 0.1378942 0.001507581 0.009578751 FRMD6 −0.02403635 0.5819358 0.7213433 0.1293332 0.002934798 0.018308 0.1009701 0.0204308 0.06429489 WDR12 −0.06976763 0.1096505 0.2298339 −0.09899017 0.02304702 0.07820369 −0.1077558 0.01332245 0.0472691 DLC1 −0.1387278 0.001410033 0.009107307 −0.04534217 0.2988236 0.4693969 −0.07287447 0.09468383 0.198989 UPF3AP2 −0.0758214 0.08204122 0.1875471 −0.08620355 0.04793838 0.1302722 −0.1140529 0.008777697 0.03481862 ZRANB2 −0.05094387 0.2430193 0.4017244 −0.08386292 0.05435252 0.1427482 −0.1300654 0.002776372 0.01502501 MRPL42 −0.05588883 0.2002057 0.3516738 −0.1190841 0.006200104 0.03082116 −0.09619604 0.0272302 0.07959717 VPS13C −0.07085803 0.1041985 0.2217218 −0.09577502 0.02791401 0.08948494 −0.1093724 0.01199183 0.04360351 MGAT3 −0.04886783 0.2627825 0.423514 −0.1148064 0.008339146 0.03795702 −0.1049634 0.01592935 0.05390058 TADA2B −0.05668633 0.1938501 0.3436609 −0.1020997 0.01905705 0.06850597 −0.1129217 0.009474733 0.03682737 TMEM141 0.09166627 0.03539858 0.1020351 0.05315191 0.223169 0.3842516 0.1227684 0.004767724 0.02220206 CEP290 −0.05355324 0.219689 0.3748285 −0.1305855 0.002668613 0.01720445 −0.08301382 0.05684922 0.1363813 SUMO2 −0.045928 0.2926174 0.4571716 −0.1163119 0.007520996 0.03516451 −0.104579 0.0163212 0.05474017 ZFYVE19 0.1261572 0.003721549 0.01899532 0.08930476 0.04042779 0.115476 0.04992599 0.252575 0.4025825 SMARCE1 −0.1117058 0.01027839 0.0405652 −0.1041502 0.01676813 0.06274077 −0.05527107 0.2052322 0.3471851 KDM3B −0.01354257 0.7564349 0.848756 −0.1230309 0.004678093 0.02529696 −0.1104429 0.01117672 0.04135267 ZNF837 −0.006410295 0.8832821 0.931112 −0.1109144 0.01083353 0.04588919 −0.1240105 0.004356868 0.02084677 GLIS3 −0.1179534 0.006711432 0.02990283 −0.08004705 0.06633069 0.1651096 −0.07555392 0.08312927 0.180432 AATK −0.05547076 0.2035975 0.3558355 −0.1106861 0.0109985 0.04630613 −0.1048709 0.01602291 0.05407062 VIMP 0.05386749 0.2169913 0.3717968 0.1203696 0.005661505 0.02891834 0.09521677 0.02884347 0.08306895 SLFNL1 −0.03926672 0.3683159 0.5369281 −0.1106193 0.01104718 0.04644087 −0.1134778 0.009126169 0.03584355 AGO4 −0.06738807 0.1223278 0.248349 −0.09206557 0.03460315 0.1040936 −0.1141959 0.008692924 0.03462988 EN1 −0.1289803 0.003014043 0.01616645 −0.06865735 0.1154304 0.2434358 −0.06881326 0.1146047 0.2276555 ABHD11 0.1505692 0.00052411 0.004241332 0.03404287 0.4354645 0.6000624 0.05465337 0.2103491 0.3530932 FAM228B −0.1237001 0.004456421 0.02187198 −0.07021067 0.1074088 0.2315758 −0.0759984 0.08132757 0.1777078 PPAPDC1B −0.08213744 0.05952521 0.1489361 −0.1256048 0.003876476 0.02221353 −0.06309605 0.1480467 0.27417 DNAJC16 −0.04980637 0.253715 0.4129878 −0.1279451 0.003257871 0.01955062 −0.0878656 0.04377947 0.1124707 BCL9L 0.1202581 0.005706497 0.02660929 0.04500654 0.3024184 0.4734941 0.09845669 0.02379977 0.07218761 PTPRE 0.1006089 0.02088789 0.06933226 0.06598906 0.1302977 0.264954 0.1068359 0.0141364 0.04955037 NXPE3 −0.1165029 0.007422494 0.03217493 −0.06502579 0.1360149 0.2730695 −0.08976882 0.03939439 0.1036738 IGFBP6 0.0409078 0.348624 0.5171033 0.07817982 0.07293819 0.1766226 0.1371144 0.001604409 0.009988848 SIK3 −0.06514366 0.1353051 0.2666069 −0.1204939 0.005611756 0.02874863 −0.08631618 0.04764645 0.1193648 CHST6 0.04565656 0.2954822 0.4600456 0.1064355 0.01450413 0.05662917 0.1138504 0.008899049 0.03514923 FKBP5 −0.06713306 0.1237516 0.2503995 −0.1220001 0.005039072 0.02659797 −0.08263504 0.05799331 0.138268 NFYC −0.04211579 0.3345635 0.5019585 −0.06842493 0.1166701 0.2453439 −0.1420793 0.001073565 0.007501481 RPS6KA1 0.1543021 0.000377785 0.003300936 0.03636102 0.4048365 0.5714349 0.04230295 0.3324181 0.4912334 PDHA1 −0.04693055 0.2821981 0.4454094 −0.07705999 0.07715217 0.1838024 −0.1349486 0.001904069 0.0113308 CITED2 −0.1196898 0.005940873 0.02737207 −0.06169825 0.1572565 0.302557 −0.08795406 0.0435669 0.1121109 TFEB −0.06301774 0.1485516 0.2854648 −0.1025145 0.01857317 0.06721789 −0.1072731 0.01374426 0.04846881 PSMG1 −0.05252051 0.2287234 0.3849455 −0.1231779 0.004628561 0.02515617 −0.09160444 0.03552315 0.09619587 AASS −0.1467103 0.000729482 0.005462576 −0.03423453 0.4328829 0.5973329 −0.06176886 0.1567811 0.2860074 MAGEA10 −0.1105162 0.01112269 0.04310042 −0.03814019 0.3822254 0.5512584 −0.1115967 0.01035338 0.03928808 ZDHHC5 0.1022859 0.01883851 0.06414285 0.05495943 0.2078024 0.3659877 0.1112193 0.01061658 0.03991686 SMYD3 −0.1133153 0.009226839 0.03755215 −0.07820058 0.07286186 0.1765299 −0.08209137 0.05966871 0.1414388 APLN −0.1147917 0.008347518 0.03502837 −0.09288557 0.03301727 0.1006499 −0.06395506 0.1425943 0.2666268 HMCES 0.1434746 0.000956716 0.006749381 0.07782305 0.07425983 0.1788838 0.01888105 0.6654131 0.780474 MLH1 −0.0989434 0.02311218 0.07467466 −0.06098162 0.162143 0.3092447 −0.1106967 0.01099075 0.04081649 FGF18 −0.04488508 0.3037264 0.4685843 −0.1027813 0.01826761 0.06645762 −0.1168599 0.007241491 0.03030621 ALG3 0.1233613 0.004567441 0.02227548 0.08134923 0.06202018 0.1572421 0.06341113 0.1460286 0.2712628 C15orf65 −0.1115994 0.01035158 0.04077069 −0.04652313 0.2864016 0.4568444 −0.1061954 0.01472864 0.05112419 WWTR1 0.002391676 0.9563184 0.9767387 0.1269462 0.003510017 0.02070167 0.1077137 0.01335884 0.04738577 STX17 0.1358008 0.00178052 0.01086023 0.05610063 0.1985032 0.3554111 0.06618407 0.1291633 0.2484898 SETD8 −0.07440398 0.08794041 0.1972392 −0.1106894 0.01099609 0.04630613 −0.08933081 0.04036917 0.1055803 CDK5RAP2 −0.07516598 0.08472799 0.1920106 −0.08443668 0.05271761 0.1398469 −0.1134299 0.009155748 0.03592863 GJB6 0.11184 0.01018687 0.04032736 0.07275565 0.09522457 0.2126814 0.08776024 0.04403377 0.1128979 MMP3 −0.1330782 0.002203201 0.0127352 −0.06366178 0.1444383 0.2853707 −0.06392049 0.1428107 0.2669239 LARP4B 0.05564459 0.2021822 0.3540733 −0.120911 0.00544756 0.02814572 −0.09129722 0.03614755 0.09735638 CRYAB −0.1350273 0.001892325 0.01136783 0.002341826 0.957228 0.9764497 −0.09395718 0.03103863 0.08745479 PKM 0.04461807 0.3066148 0.4715399 0.1106875 0.01099746 0.04630613 0.1089866 0.01229827 0.0444969 C2orf76 −0.09297519 0.03284776 0.09698938 −0.04825969 0.2687757 0.4374008 −0.1222388 0.004953297 0.0229053 SLC29A1 −0.03782182 0.3862137 0.553626 −0.1290799 0.002991486 0.01851386 −0.0918777 0.03497548 0.0951571 ZNF486 −0.1111798 0.01064448 0.04164151 −0.09216275 0.03441188 0.10372 −0.06877208 0.1148223 0.2278433 TRIM65 −0.06248226 0.1520389 0.2899738 −0.1193858 0.00606973 0.03033831 −0.08794213 0.04359552 0.1121638 SIRT5 0.1498802 0.000556301 0.004437337 0.0521452 0.232071 0.395131 0.036238 0.406429 0.5641289 CUL2 −0.0658017 0.1313949 0.2608967 −0.1155887 0.007904611 0.03644395 −0.08964835 0.03966047 0.1042029 GPX8 −0.1452512 0.000824929 0.006021075 −0.0527991 0.2262606 0.38823 −0.04782139 0.2731527 0.4256619 INPP5A −0.04152581 0.3413845 0.5094051 −0.1299395 0.002803055 0.01773525 −0.08828957 0.0427686 0.110465 PTBP3 0.1425806 0.001030148 0.007130097 0.03887652 0.3730979 0.542687 0.06498523 0.1362597 0.2582516 ANKRD13D 0.1221879 0.004971472 0.02382028 0.06926031 0.1122626 0.2388905 0.07629513 0.08014246 0.1760579 PUS7 −0.06974525 0.1097647 0.2300234 −0.1256272 0.003870064 0.02219506 −0.07324951 0.09299328 0.1962956 NARS −0.08684266 0.04630155 0.1237702 −0.07486654 0.08597889 0.1976741 −0.1105937 0.01106588 0.04101643 MIR3911 −0.1184624 0.006476744 0.02911815 −0.0521701 0.2318478 0.3948379 −0.09397833 0.03100063 0.0874185 HMGN1 0.02143139 0.6235131 0.7539867 −0.1405513 0.001216537 0.01000767 −0.08351053 0.05537739 0.1335409 NPIPA1 −0.07673245 0.07842143 0.1816737 −0.08222257 0.05926078 0.1524396 −0.1130126 0.009416942 0.03665392 ZNF137P −0.03953907 0.365001 0.5333245 −0.1188177 0.006317331 0.03114845 −0.1020762 0.01908476 0.06132059 GRPEL2-AS1 −0.03717125 0.3944422 0.5617189 −0.06407978 0.1418156 0.2816695 −0.1444824 0.000879756 0.006451697 CCHCR1 −0.03510547 0.4212628 0.5869895 −0.08212345 0.05956876 0.1527696 −0.1348318 0.001921593 0.01140096 SRSF3 −0.06396385 0.1425393 0.277057 −0.1137527 0.008958121 0.03997694 −0.09266274 0.03344196 0.09232023 SH3BP1 0.1363604 0.001703439 0.01054253 0.05485902 0.2086354 0.3667592 0.06423263 0.1408657 0.2644605 FTH1 0.1199183 0.005845626 0.02708564 0.09154953 0.03563408 0.1062449 0.05439453 0.2125204 0.3555801 SDCBP 0.03231443 0.4591438 0.6210109 0.1305484 0.002676183 0.01723729 0.09174734 0.03523584 0.09567845 MYADM −0.1120064 0.0100743 0.04001592 −0.1046812 0.01621617 0.06135168 −0.04846899 0.2667026 0.4181384 TMEM59 0.0854018 0.05006005 0.1310281 0.1104565 0.01116662 0.04680162 0.0776031 0.07508435 0.1676988 GRIN2D 0.1349554 0.001903045 0.01141745 0.04958228 0.25586 0.4232104 0.07081245 0.104422 0.2128302 ACVR1 −0.06110094 0.1613215 0.3026599 0.1118938 0.01015035 0.04376102 0.09678611 0.02629608 0.07769374 ACO1 −0.1105519 0.01109654 0.04302303 −0.09688863 0.02613663 0.08541812 −0.06245211 0.1522371 0.2801624 ZNF784 −0.02414457 0.5802367 0.7202636 −0.1223289 0.004921289 0.02619662 −0.1046843 0.016213 0.05457896 PRICKLE2 −0.119949 0.005832925 0.02705381 −0.05875878 0.1780267 0.3295151 −0.08710203 0.04565081 0.1155718 CICP13 −0.04322994 0.3219229 0.4878438 −0.126734 0.00356582 0.02094827 −0.09033896 0.03815546 0.1013716 FXYD6 −0.1126864 0.009625761 0.03869823 −0.06568545 0.1320793 0.2674831 −0.09063707 0.03752091 0.1001829 NAF1 −0.08563112 0.04944533 0.1300018 −0.1174926 0.006930383 0.03319251 −0.0671303 0.123767 0.240636 NOC3L −0.04572163 0.2947937 0.4591801 −0.1228893 0.004726254 0.02547821 −0.09347402 0.03191782 0.08922758 DTWD1 −0.1397294 0.001300504 0.008534519 −0.04740433 0.2773625 0.4469332 −0.0630303 0.1484705 0.2747118 MMS22L −0.05328623 0.2219999 0.3770872 −0.1163037 0.00752528 0.03517273 −0.09634538 0.02699113 0.07917586 MMP15 0.1183662 0.006520516 0.02924881 0.06938847 0.1115981 0.2379131 0.08038625 0.06518481 0.1510668 RPS3AP6 −0.07866745 0.07116285 0.169667 −0.10912 0.01219149 0.04994748 −0.08535011 0.0501995 0.1240637 YARS2 −0.08790498 0.04368472 0.118784 −0.1105081 0.01112865 0.04668466 −0.07413195 0.08911069 0.1896532 TMEM229B 0.07338913 0.09237012 0.2039576 0.1186962 0.006371451 0.031304 0.07809596 0.07324712 0.1649128 CCSAP −0.05531511 0.2048708 0.3568511 −0.05988355 0.1698508 0.3191058 −0.1385551 0.001429747 0.00924751 GPR137 −0.09366859 0.03156123 0.09420991 −0.06672973 0.1260296 0.2588088 −0.1094968 0.0118945 0.04332884 PRKCSH −0.07724856 0.076429 0.1787024 −0.08414373 0.05354716 0.141347 −0.1102181 0.01134366 0.04184796 TACC1 −0.1353735 0.001841508 0.01115402 −0.05137739 0.2390275 0.403765 −0.0678509 0.1197765 0.2348456 DFNB31 −0.08233289 0.05891955 0.1477235 −0.05721261 0.1897376 0.3444128 −0.1240381 0.004348121 0.02081923 TSFM −0.02744252 0.5296069 0.6810419 −0.1198496 0.005874112 0.02960238 −0.105544 0.01535314 0.05257083 SYBU 0.1291967 0.002965216 0.01598484 0.04769391 0.2744349 0.4436538 0.08065201 0.06429844 0.149602 OSGEP −0.03353499 0.4423486 0.6067254 −0.133766 0.002088526 0.01448718 −0.08601167 0.04843917 0.1207855 PACSIN3 0.127745 0.003307024 0.01735173 0.04727528 0.278674 0.448268 0.08295892 0.05701388 0.1366115 RCOR3 −0.08999576 0.03889721 0.1091113 −0.05283986 0.225902 0.387758 −0.1203996 0.005649462 0.02521965 TOR4A 0.1042952 0.01661582 0.058344 0.04458085 0.3070189 0.4784903 0.1121421 0.009983333 0.0382699 CHI3L1 −0.08330467 0.05598351 0.1421834 −0.0795383 0.06808027 0.1683143 −0.1088723 0.01239033 0.04473697 ZIC5 −0.03068138 0.482162 0.6415153 −0.1253217 0.003958108 0.02250527 −0.09781313 0.02473604 0.07425694 ANTXR1 −0.1365819 0.001673779 0.01040059 −0.04550043 0.2971384 0.4674884 −0.06974895 0.1097458 0.2205533 C10orf118 0.1380355 0.001490615 0.009526108 0.03961466 0.3640842 0.534372 0.07096564 0.1036723 0.2117721 BRMS1 0.09075145 0.03727983 0.1059192 0.06721613 0.1232863 0.2549432 0.1111313 0.01067877 0.04009653 PEBP1 −0.1081809 0.01296052 0.04850697 −0.08519511 0.05061956 0.1356117 −0.07796372 0.0737364 0.1656718 MYO5B 0.139919 0.001280677 0.008448218 0.03196088 0.4640745 0.6245845 0.07165589 0.100347 0.2070149 SFXN1 −0.053928 0.2164745 0.3712643 −0.06630782 0.1284473 0.2624284 −0.1351307 0.001877027 0.01123379 FBXO44 −0.06889089 0.1141952 0.2364951 −0.08407251 0.05375046 0.1417761 −0.1153707 0.008023616 0.03269342 STARD7 −0.04123376 0.3447936 0.5132266 −0.1165883 0.007378848 0.03468632 −0.1019338 0.01925364 0.06161004 RAB8B −0.1582716 0.000264548 0.002508338 −0.02073399 0.634858 0.7669319 −0.03563159 0.4143327 0.5716223 NFE2L1 −0.07367166 0.0911193 0.2019248 0.1121421 0.009983293 0.04323505 0.08495558 0.05127451 0.1260046 INE1 −0.05902232 0.1760853 0.3217528 −0.09828501 0.02404648 0.08047356 −0.1098992 0.01158437 0.04252185 TANC1 0.07647165 0.07944414 0.1835629 0.130776 0.002630118 0.01706039 0.05477791 0.20931 0.3519008 TNFRSF1A 0.0644789 0.1393456 0.2724854 0.08799319 0.04347317 0.1212838 0.1149405 0.008263214 0.03339596 C1QBP −0.03056357 0.4838464 0.6429882 −0.1225617 0.00483941 0.02591756 −0.1002979 0.02128844 0.06636368 TUBB3 −0.1463973 0.000749052 0.005575431 −0.03588658 0.4109982 0.5776718 −0.05567014 0.2019748 0.3435101 KLK11 0.1356067 0.001807998 0.01099892 0.03050149 0.4847353 0.6420851 0.07943118 0.06845345 0.1566853 TEAD4 −0.05378591 0.2176893 0.372421 −0.1175334 0.006910763 0.03314642 −0.09332644 0.03219057 0.08973774 GMDS 0.1397407 0.001299315 0.00853074 0.03198711 0.4637077 0.6243867 0.07121788 0.1024471 0.2098641 ATAD3A −0.04280654 0.3266895 0.4932309 −0.106703 0.0142575 0.05590146 −0.1107644 0.01094164 0.04069927 ZNF507 −0.02895324 0.5071863 0.6619961 −0.1132971 0.009238131 0.04085972 −0.11035 0.01124546 0.04154074 SS18L1 −0.05783654 0.1849455 0.3329785 −0.1134713 0.009130129 0.04051884 −0.09498539 0.0292364 0.08371558 ANXA1 0.04780597 0.2733076 0.4355585 0.102913 0.0181185 0.06605405 0.1115517 0.01038451 0.03934185 SOX21-AS1 0.1169192 0.007211836 0.03160628 0.084173 0.05346379 0.1412127 0.06555644 0.1328419 0.2536388 HDAC3 −0.04435702 0.3094563 0.4744653 −0.1161379 0.00761177 0.03544636 −0.09997841 0.02170698 0.06733662 BCAP31 0.09270121 0.03336831 0.09793825 0.06794161 0.1192814 0.2491412 0.1081107 0.01301971 0.0464194 MYO19 0.1251051 0.00402161 0.02017909 0.04343222 0.3196618 0.4916977 0.0873767 0.04497005 0.1144939 C11orf57 −0.05924453 0.1744607 0.3194922 −0.08824268 0.04287941 0.1201608 −0.1173597 0.006994766 0.02959275 PAF1 −0.06507421 0.1357229 0.2672411 −0.08931624 0.04040195 0.1154259 −0.1128154 0.009542722 0.03698743 TUBGCP4 −0.05100069 0.2424935 0.4011 −0.1165085 0.007419629 0.03480749 −0.09552914 0.02832016 0.08195539 PDXDC1 0.1372161 0.001591461 0.01001879 0.05564395 0.2021874 0.359878 0.05832088 0.1812876 0.3176013 TICRR −0.04222644 0.333294 0.500753 −0.1065549 0.01439358 0.05635561 −0.1108392 0.01088757 0.04060669 EFCAB7 −0.08511037 0.05085046 0.1324453 −0.04934236 0.2581704 0.4258679 −0.1244582 0.004216788 0.02032024 VCPIP1 0.1295762 0.002881318 0.01565381 0.05513538 0.2063485 0.3642639 0.07243708 0.09668641 0.2015819 KDM1B 0.000565555 0.9896658 0.9945245 −0.08730809 0.0451393 0.1247605 −0.1385017 0.001435899 0.009272478 C16orf87 −0.07984137 0.0670335 0.1622395 −0.1097902 0.01166762 0.048377 −0.08106339 0.062946 0.1472346 SOX21 0.1234859 0.004526312 0.02213694 0.08589493 0.04874598 0.1317978 0.05044873 0.2476355 0.3971927 ANKRD49 0.1377517 0.001524866 0.009685052 0.0726403 0.09575182 0.2134822 0.03653457 0.4025965 0.5606322 DNM2 −0.05179671 0.2352104 0.3925061 −0.119221 0.00614066 0.03063507 −0.09147899 0.035777 0.09663885 RPS9 −0.02282536 0.6011039 0.736744 −0.1036196 0.0173361 0.06398865 −0.1208806 0.005459364 0.02465571 NPPA-AS1 −0.08303751 0.05677829 0.1437426 −0.07860696 0.07138115 0.1741855 −0.1080534 0.0130682 0.04656843 SLC12A8 0.1405325 0.001218399 0.008106546 0.06171328 0.1571552 0.3025128 0.04347441 0.3191916 0.4768006 UBE2FP1 −0.0849273 0.05135231 0.1333785 −0.04080532 0.3498339 0.5201172 −0.1278605 0.003278569 0.01690043 SPIN2B −0.1175455 0.006904953 0.03057908 −0.02303623 0.5977457 0.7382017 −0.1058117 0.01509373 0.05193812 C20orf27 −0.07584919 0.08192883 0.1874371 −0.1256589 0.003861058 0.02215254 −0.06215765 0.154183 0.2825714 RN7SL268P −0.04512769 0.3011175 0.4657985 −0.121681 0.0051558 0.02698894 −0.09228038 0.03418156 0.09369303 LOH12CR1 −0.1222598 0.004945842 0.02376108 −0.04729946 0.278428 0.4479758 −0.08816455 0.04306461 0.1111059 RABGGTA 0.1258137 0.003817211 0.01940453 0.05248796 0.2290123 0.3918396 0.0796246 0.06778083 0.1556577 ZNF593 0.004808363 0.9123129 0.9493483 −0.1064089 0.01452881 0.05666194 −0.1229281 0.004713031 0.02200627 SMUG1 0.1188362 0.006309131 0.02855831 0.0732398 0.09303672 0.2091711 0.07281505 0.09495394 0.1992859 PRDM8 −0.002765171 0.9495053 0.9719197 0.07883198 0.07057188 0.1727559 0.1429127 0.001002288 0.007113812 CADM1 −0.1244691 0.004213442 0.02096029 −0.01557389 0.7213206 0.8305809 −0.09941467 0.02246287 0.06914212 ALG10B 0.1183193 0.006541985 0.02933566 0.06115595 0.1609438 0.3075899 0.0834971 0.05541677 0.1335866 ZCCHC17 −0.100073 0.02158231 0.07100075 −0.03582104 0.4118537 0.5782421 −0.1174928 0.006930313 0.02937364 LANCL2 −0.1176672 0.006846707 0.0303501 −0.07588333 0.08179097 0.1911405 −0.07150701 0.101057 0.2079791 MST1 −0.06241116 0.1525066 0.2905836 −0.08762122 0.04437122 0.123004 −0.1146671 0.00841871 0.03382548 RWDD3 −0.06168413 0.1573517 0.2974959 −0.09116709 0.03641484 0.1076132 −0.1123281 0.009859857 0.03785913 TBC1D3F 0.1221182 0.004996457 0.0239153 0.06812932 0.1182618 0.247718 0.07191606 0.09911579 0.2049002 CISH −0.01761878 0.6865539 0.7991423 −0.134417 0.001985058 0.01401117 −0.08875081 0.04169127 0.1084269 TMEM160 −0.04992403 0.2525938 0.411803 −0.1125471 0.009716162 0.04244314 −0.09927742 0.02265032 0.06953574 MYO9A −0.1213052 0.005296404 0.02493089 −0.03528492 0.4188915 0.5847508 −0.09510201 0.02903779 0.08342146 ACAD8 −0.005798781 0.8943479 0.937876 −0.1235412 0.004508179 0.02471419 −0.1054931 0.01540293 0.05272832 SERPINE2 −0.07789817 0.07397993 0.1743822 0.1302524 0.00273718 0.01746467 0.050048 0.2514161 0.4016367 GLI2 −0.1259228 0.003786586 0.01927075 −0.08440971 0.05279353 0.1399149 −0.04532697 0.2989858 0.4543213 DEDD −0.05770856 0.1859211 0.3341809 −0.08693323 0.04607343 0.1266378 −0.1177643 0.006800503 0.02902674 LSM11 −0.06847628 0.1163953 0.2397672 −0.08645391 0.04729151 0.1289928 −0.111224 0.01061324 0.03991686 TAS2R14 −0.1103314 0.01125921 0.04350831 −0.08923778 0.04057882 0.1157994 −0.06648334 0.1274372 0.2459987 DCP2 −0.05604059 0.1989847 0.3500462 −0.09514596 0.02896323 0.09162253 −0.1119268 0.01012796 0.03864993 TPM2 −0.1209053 0.005449772 0.02557244 −0.07874222 0.0708938 0.1733226 −0.06241498 0.1524814 0.2804403 NR1H2 0.06302418 0.14851 0.2854337 0.1243515 0.004249805 0.02368964 0.07504366 0.08523719 0.1838265 CD63 0.00328412 0.9400452 0.965645 0.1365532 0.00167759 0.0125002 0.0898639 0.03918543 0.1032605 PI4KAP1 −0.04342084 0.3197887 0.4853494 −0.1103868 0.01121815 0.046955 −0.1045811 0.01631903 0.05474017 SNORA48 −0.05020445 0.2499354 0.409084 −0.1140273 0.008792947 0.03948033 −0.09689309 0.02612972 0.07733353 GABBR1 −0.1388102 0.001400712 0.009059719 −0.04460893 0.306714 0.4782293 −0.06151284 0.1585099 0.2884429 TIMM23B −0.03116339 0.4753035 0.6355135 −0.1154838 0.007961706 0.03663437 −0.1050568 0.01583541 0.05370689 VARS2 −0.05842005 0.1805452 0.3276414 −0.07346257 0.09204368 0.2074411 −0.1261715 0.00371762 0.01845419 DECR2 −0.05040521 0.2480442 0.4068497 −0.1291541 0.002974777 0.01843541 −0.07769066 0.07475522 0.1672287 MPP4 −0.143195 0.000979148 0.006850594 −0.04529876 0.2992869 0.4699655 −0.05111352 0.2414517 0.3896218 ELK3 −0.02252484 0.6059042 0.7403072 0.100792 0.02065498 0.07250863 0.1218688 0.005086799 0.02337775 PK3R4 0.1078276 0.01326071 0.04928593 0.0817226 0.06082776 0.1549546 0.07811101 0.07319157 0.1648468 ANKRD40 −0.1263065 0.003680678 0.01882122 −0.05492754 0.2080667 0.3662522 −0.07519854 0.08459287 0.1829086 SEPHS2 0.1078646 0.013229 0.04919437 0.06979439 0.1095141 0.2349455 0.08857717 0.04209412 0.1092297 GGA1 −0.05340467 0.2209727 0.3761428 −0.09716297 0.02571406 0.08447344 −0.1113128 0.0105508 0.03975545 C17orf104 −0.04613093 0.2904879 0.45461 −0.09209994 0.0345354 0.1039797 −0.1192018 0.006148964 0.02685979 BPHL −0.05069389 0.2453423 0.4041828 −0.09918711 0.0227744 0.07752432 −0.1108159 0.01090441 0.0406368 NABP1 0.07514443 0.08481754 0.1921197 0.08204065 0.05982705 0.1532449 0.1095078 0.01188592 0.04331347 FLNC −0.1114764 0.01043668 0.04102463 −0.09359525 0.03169525 0.09766795 −0.05823726 0.1819153 0.3184204 RABL6 −0.03442316 0.4303505 0.5954418 −0.1249553 0.004066075 0.0229411 −0.0923698 0.03400736 0.09343509 DIP2A −0.03840693 0.3789031 0.5469771 −0.1041195 0.01680055 0.06282544 −0.1126808 0.009629362 0.03720257 TRIM23 −0.1197892 0.005899244 0.02727004 −0.03767071 0.3881155 0.5565983 −0.09475674 0.02962923 0.08461412 GNAI2 −0.1277089 0.003315979 0.01735173 −0.06406534 0.1419056 0.2817666 −0.06436654 0.1400375 0.2632963 NEXN-AS1 −0.1176887 0.006836463 0.03031434 −0.07336456 0.0924795 0.2081873 −0.07197146 0.09885522 0.2045438 ARF5 −0.006014738 0.8904375 0.9355374 −0.1189006 0.006280624 0.03104552 −0.1090021 0.01228583 0.04448393 GRASP −0.1127884 0.009560012 0.03853629 −0.02976693 0.4953196 0.6516402 −0.106002 0.01491169 0.05151472 IFNAR2 −0.02637564 0.5457378 0.6943567 −0.1214396 0.005245698 0.02733615 −0.09968255 0.02210089 0.06826947 NPIPA5 −0.07989564 0.06684749 0.1619864 −0.0746391 0.0869389 0.1992642 −0.1110777 0.01071684 0.04018094 MTCP1 −0.05083465 0.2440323 0.4026418 −0.1177934 0.006786718 0.03268662 −0.09084562 0.03708235 0.09929765 RPL23AP7 −0.1280746 0.003226431 0.01703668 −0.04501747 0.3023009 0.4734722 −0.07845755 0.07192265 0.1627791 TNFRSF10D −0.06752337 0.1215776 0.2472132 −0.1326326 0.002280514 0.01538656 −0.0554565 0.2037139 0.3454128 MTMR3 −0.07134738 0.1018226 0.2180414 −0.08480497 0.05168993 0.1377244 −0.109206 0.01212318 0.04396626 CHCHD7 0.1215152 0.005217422 0.02463684 0.03663937 0.4012473 0.5678659 0.09205988 0.03461437 0.09437756 MVB12A −0.1093124 0.01203901 0.045697 −0.05303606 0.2241808 0.3857074 −0.09747023 0.02524778 0.07542902 DNAH1 −0.02853627 0.5133245 0.6675775 −0.1071668 0.01383869 0.05477425 −0.1131294 0.009343187 0.03641776 MTHFS 0.1137144 0.008981311 0.03688637 0.08286735 0.0572894 0.1483832 0.06674701 0.1259313 0.2436826 UPF2 −0.01824894 0.675968 0.7920531 −0.1121007 0.01001097 0.04330328 −0.1117993 0.01021456 0.03888851 OMA1 0.1444554 0.000881737 0.006336035 0.05734441 0.1887178 0.3431882 0.03201709 0.4632886 0.6162571 LONRF1 −0.07429892 0.08839089 0.1978631 −0.05885645 0.1773054 0.3287877 −0.1242146 0.004292494 0.02060849 LIMD1 −0.04712047 0.2802529 0.4433985 −0.1281494 0.003208397 0.01934908 −0.07951172 0.0681727 0.1563506 LRCH4 0.1378875 0.001508384 0.00960439 0.04748632 0.2765315 0.4459038 0.05874796 0.1781068 0.3136473 PGAP3 0.08150057 0.06153455 0.1525017 0.0739231 0.09001763 0.204264 0.1094699 0.01191545 0.0433711 ESD −0.125284 0.003969093 0.0199804 −0.03393661 0.4368996 0.6013256 −0.08772384 0.04412192 0.1129336 HOXD9 −0.1193033 0.006105132 0.02792551 −0.03290664 0.4509507 0.6133864 −0.09629244 0.02707566 0.07932353 OSGEPL1 −0.1127818 0.009564231 0.03854214 −0.06031985 0.166756 0.3155781 −0.08802785 0.04339026 0.1117596 CENPW −0.07627053 0.0802402 0.1846971 −0.1172387 0.00705377 0.03361227 −0.06990708 0.108941 0.2193158 IRF2 0.05902054 0.1760983 0.3217528 0.1152029 0.008116348 0.03714062 0.08748113 0.04471348 0.1140349 FRAT2 0.1501648 0.000542786 0.00435449 0.02902396 0.5061491 0.661118 0.0436269 0.3174955 0.4751849 IMMP1L −0.04740715 0.2773339 0.4401609 −0.1194373 0.006047712 0.03029079 −0.08992957 0.03904166 0.1029596 LARP6 −0.1544429 0.000373093 0.003266087 −0.02827487 0.5171922 0.6709038 −0.03107747 0.4765221 0.6279788 COLCA2 0.1277973 0.003294123 0.0172957 0.03687325 0.3982463 0.5649399 0.0821878 0.05936867 0.1408962 GTF2IRD1 −0.03303896 0.4491314 0.6124079 −0.09440413 0.03024386 0.09440779 −0.1215549 0.005202586 0.02381282 ISYNA1 −0.02094029 0.631493 0.7598563 −0.101854 0.01934875 0.06907191 −0.1195509 0.005999418 0.02636751 STRADB −0.1091893 0.01213641 0.04599149 −0.05361752 0.2191352 0.3794049 −0.09619743 0.02722796 0.07959717 SHROOM3 0.1265267 0.003621094 0.01859166 0.05941497 0.1732221 0.3232008 0.068351 0.1170666 0.2311604 CNOT10-AS1 −0.05685404 0.1925325 0.3419934 −0.09473071 0.02967423 0.09321499 −0.109375 0.01198978 0.04360351 NPHP4 −0.03872954 0.374909 0.5433526 −0.09721835 0.02562947 0.08427513 −0.116708 0.007318027 0.03053346 NTNG1 −0.1182532 0.006572291 0.0294431 −0.07816125 0.07300649 0.1767265 −0.06370819 0.1441453 0.2687687 ZNF160 −0.08002557 0.0664038 0.1613453 −0.06579832 0.1314148 0.266616 −0.1154273 0.007992593 0.03257654 RAB34 −0.1378763 0.001509739 0.009608621 −0.07445483 0.08772305 0.2005872 −0.02310958 0.5965796 0.7274456 DYNC1I2P1 −0.1432084 0.000978061 0.0068479 −0.03994163 0.3601353 0.5306153 −0.05136801 0.2391134 0.3866874 NCL −0.04138249 0.3430548 0.5112398 −0.1261548 0.00372221 0.02161429 −0.08471289 0.05194528 0.1273382 ZNF417 −0.03297246 0.4500451 0.6133589 −0.07825877 0.07264831 0.1761644 −0.1324188 0.002318496 0.01309174 SSRP1 −0.05228036 0.2308614 0.3873155 −0.1112936 0.01056432 0.0450643 −0.0957128 0.02801632 0.08127063 MTHFSD 0.1129057 0.009484908 0.0383001 0.07362679 0.09131705 0.206338 0.07568383 0.08259938 0.1795909 DHDDS −0.04744568 0.2769432 0.4395908 −0.07504692 0.08522361 0.1964278 −0.1283424 0.003162252 0.01647899 NT5C2 0.1474737 0.000683723 0.005214656 −0.01267833 0.7715329 0.8639555 0.05838827 0.1807829 0.3169854 FAM102B −0.07196465 0.09888721 0.2136289 −0.05633015 0.1966702 0.3533108 −0.1256941 0.003851046 0.01898014 RTN4R −0.04232798 0.3321318 0.4996446 −0.07705866 0.07715727 0.1838024 −0.1292956 0.002943135 0.01562688 C2CD4C −0.06495489 0.1364432 0.2683556 −0.08972124 0.0394993 0.1135931 −0.1077557 0.01332256 0.0472691 ZWINT −0.05504886 0.2070625 0.3597681 −0.1147219 0.008387333 0.03810649 −0.08930326 0.04043115 0.1057186 NBR2 0.1280017 0.00324411 0.01709827 0.04154966 0.341107 0.5118808 0.07794415 0.07380907 0.1658083 DYNLL2 0.05427866 0.2134975 0.3679693 0.1139274 0.008852745 0.03969412 0.09082636 0.03712266 0.09938647 CUL5 −0.03900188 0.3715574 0.5400133 −0.1138009 0.008928884 0.03987204 −0.09979689 0.02194792 0.06794777 SLC25A30 −0.115097 0.008175292 0.03452683 −0.04105532 0.3468872 0.5173942 −0.09546637 0.02842467 0.0821296 COL5A1 −0.1385019 0.001435875 0.009239917 −0.0515905 0.2370821 0.401551 −0.05051941 0.2469729 0.396404 UBE2O −0.05434024 0.2129779 0.3673406 −0.113318 0.009225111 0.04082025 −0.09108676 0.03658068 0.09818366 HARS2 −0.005205104 0.9051106 0.944537 −0.1084427 0.012742 0.05152699 −0.1168948 0.007224048 0.03027748 DLG3 0.1338259 0.002078808 0.01217012 0.04268201 0.3281001 0.499052 0.06684821 0.1253571 0.2428118 PLXNA2 0.1105328 0.01111053 0.04306528 0.08682311 0.04635092 0.1271248 0.06361778 0.1447165 0.2695809 MMP14 0.000777302 0.985797 0.9923427 0.117712 0.006825353 0.03282726 0.1085405 0.01266111 0.04545525 JUNB 0.1289965 0.003010363 0.01615937 0.06682517 0.1254876 0.2581167 0.05445069 0.2120479 0.3551311 TRIM14 0.13357 0.00212064 0.0123348 0.05075439 0.2447787 0.4105088 0.06096034 0.1622898 0.2934837 RPAP3 −0.05136181 0.2391701 0.397209 −0.1131662 0.009320018 0.04114346 −0.09299427 0.03281178 0.09093799 VEGFC 0.0132855 0.7609165 0.8515877 0.08975891 0.03941623 0.1134011 0.1296054 0.002874967 0.01539102 WBP11 −0.07488419 0.08590476 0.1938567 −0.1099967 0.01151025 0.04783852 −0.07873298 0.070927 0.1610877 FBRSL1 0.02403296 0.581989 0.7213451 −0.1296515 0.002864939 0.01801133 −0.08721034 0.04538132 0.1150939 DOK4 −0.06281388 0.149872 0.2873372 −0.1268878 0.003525298 0.02076538 −0.06590949 0.1307628 0.2506718 EXOSC2 −0.03605022 0.4088667 0.5755731 −0.1214046 0.005258876 0.02738432 −0.09189648 0.03493812 0.09509262 CDON −0.122666 0.004803119 0.02318925 −0.04170339 0.3393222 0.5102112 −0.08481378 0.05166554 0.1267864 SARS −0.1001397 0.02149485 0.07081757 −0.02809393 0.519878 0.6730706 −0.1160298 0.007668623 0.03160305 ACTR2 −0.05408132 0.2151693 0.3699286 −0.09194586 0.03484001 0.1045125 −0.1117037 0.01027988 0.03910511 CPE −0.07130691 0.1020175 0.2183243 −0.06952539 0.1108917 0.2368394 −0.1175754 0.006890597 0.02924092 IDH1 0.1145594 0.008480695 0.03541638 0.08080343 0.0637979 0.1605792 0.06403753 0.1420791 0.2659492 CTTNBP2NL −0.1195955 0.00598058 0.02750039 −0.05996607 0.1692622 0.3186314 −0.0767277 0.07843994 0.1732523 ELP5 −0.06308895 0.1480924 0.2849016 −0.08099954 0.06315436 0.1594785 −0.1149093 0.008280833 0.03344774 SNTA1 −0.1133868 0.009182415 0.03742607 −0.05577403 0.2011329 0.3585625 −0.0875256 0.0446046 0.1138133 LACTB2 0.1602319 0.000221174 0.002197371 0.02084287 0.6330811 0.7655161 0.008240919 0.8502993 0.908522 ABCF2 −0.07501791 0.0853447 0.1929822 −0.1160433 0.007661521 0.0356169 −0.06946516 0.111202 0.222603 TCP11L1 −0.1185706 0.006427843 0.02894505 −0.05183867 0.2348309 0.3989516 −0.08365084 0.0549674 0.1326901 NDUFS1 −0.06669389 0.1262336 0.2539817 −0.07645384 0.07951436 0.1872557 −0.1155038 0.007950801 0.03245372 SAMHD1 −0.0471424 0.2800288 0.4433136 −0.1133162 0.009226275 0.04082025 −0.09456335 0.02996498 0.08536278 AHCYL1 −0.07014847 0.1077213 0.2271778 −0.06453243 0.1390168 0.2776546 −0.1210321 0.005400722 0.02449418 FAM213B −0.04022713 0.3567093 0.5254563 −0.1116215 0.01033634 0.04428179 −0.1002472 0.02135445 0.0665083 ETHE1 0.1162667 0.007544502 0.03256184 0.08167079 0.0609921 0.155223 0.05957071 0.1720961 0.3064746 DDX26B −0.06078872 0.1634776 0.3055519 −0.06294265 0.1490369 0.2912318 −0.1272032 0.00344352 0.01742922 RPL3 −0.03902984 0.3712144 0.5396275 −0.1185443 0.006439674 0.03147255 −0.09286034 0.03306513 0.09149773 MRS2 −0.03899335 0.3716621 0.540109 −0.09328605 0.03226557 0.09886005 −0.1177039 0.006829199 0.02911351 TRAM1L1 −0.1102853 0.01129351 0.04358036 −0.09763264 0.02500427 0.08276695 −0.0473473 0.2779416 0.4311456 KRBOX1 0.05496245 0.2077773 0.360875 0.08691883 0.04610965 0.1266378 0.1144867 0.008522808 0.03409858 MCRS1 −0.01377419 0.7524041 0.8458697 −0.1269832 0.003500386 0.02067114 −0.09341777 0.03202153 0.08940709 IRS2 0.0519831 0.2335276 0.3906347 0.1316188 0.00246577 0.01628133 0.06641922 0.1278055 0.2464605 SYNC −0.1514964 0.00048351 0.003977528 −0.003021455 0.9448325 0.9708713 −0.04946335 0.2570034 0.4074759 RSBN1L-AS1 −0.01782377 0.6831035 0.7965916 −0.1223279 0.004921629 0.02619662 −0.09735466 0.02542229 0.07586777 OSTC −0.1244725 0.004212403 0.02096029 −0.05372386 0.2182213 0.3781652 −0.07273823 0.09530405 0.1997496 RPS29 0.1253596 0.00394709 0.01989698 0.03356906 0.4418848 0.6066273 0.08371321 0.05478599 0.1323607 PRCC −0.03035909 0.4867775 0.6452186 −0.09120312 0.03634066 0.1074168 −0.1221236 0.004994539 0.02305771 TDP2 −0.03851265 0.3775913 0.5458193 −0.08676557 0.04649648 0.1273896 −0.1220751 0.005011969 0.02310752 ABCA2 −0.03918649 0.3692961 0.5377937 −0.1189 0.006280924 0.03104552 −0.09156681 0.03559913 0.09630416 ALX3 −0.07881482 0.07063333 0.1688963 −0.07274621 0.09526761 0.2127434 −0.1087602 0.01248128 0.04499531 TMEM56 −0.01121126 0.7973579 0.8759609 −0.1015094 0.01976456 0.07003639 −0.119493 0.006024022 0.02643384 PSMC3IP −0.1118534 0.01017772 0.04031409 −0.08070709 0.064116 0.1609952 −0.06602361 0.1300961 0.2499045 BTF3L4P2 −0.07302584 0.09399857 0.2063815 −0.07646729 0.07946133 0.1872557 −0.1100609 0.01146172 0.04213831 HCN2 −0.119333 0.006092381 0.02787635 −0.05531212 0.2048954 0.362796 −0.07860052 0.07140442 0.1618431 PPP1R14B 0.03062572 0.4829575 0.6422361 0.06204047 0.1549626 0.2995972 0.1399838 0.001273962 0.008508773 COPG2 −0.02701504 0.5360412 0.6861909 −0.109283 0.01206227 0.0496583 −0.1074363 0.01360041 0.04805891 NUS1P1 −0.05213795 0.232136 0.3889145 −0.1139155 0.00885988 0.03969412 −0.08915077 0.04077573 0.1063638 RNPS1 −0.05203776 0.2330357 0.390249 −0.1180571 0.006663016 0.03225827 −0.08403739 0.05385097 0.1306633 DHPS −0.08766246 0.04427089 0.1197913 −0.04786593 0.2727057 0.4418025 −0.1163722 0.007489803 0.03108246 OXSM −0.05002471 0.251637 0.4109065 −0.09568824 0.02805678 0.08977525 −0.1088989 0.01236883 0.04467091 SPNS2 0.1240074 0.004357837 0.02146381 0.05036476 0.2484244 0.4146452 0.0745556 0.08729355 0.1868691 PPP2R5A 0.1559179 0.000327115 0.002960712 0.02943855 0.5000908 0.6556861 0.01253145 0.7741076 0.8568432 INPP5J −0.02398491 0.5827441 0.7220238 −0.1052025 0.01568982 0.05986476 −0.111981 0.01009138 0.03855667 C16orf45 −0.1390826 0.001370296 0.008904362 −0.04869834 0.2644435 0.432436 −0.04717772 0.2796684 0.4332447 AKAP8 −0.03429903 0.4320159 0.5970244 −0.1218321 0.005100235 0.02680897 −0.08960474 0.03975719 0.1044114 TMTC4 −0.0492363 0.2591963 0.4192138 −0.09197143 0.03478931 0.1044505 −0.1121216 0.009996989 0.03830115 USP35 −0.1082134 0.01293321 0.04843082 −0.0662237 0.1289337 0.2631033 −0.08378601 0.05457483 0.1319255 CCNE1 −0.04146253 0.3421213 0.5100671 −0.08661927 0.04686828 0.1281901 −0.120016 0.005805292 0.02571251 DLGAP1-AS1 0.1133552 0.009202006 0.03746204 0.06601928 0.1301214 0.2647148 0.07728091 0.07630552 0.1695827 SYNGR3 −0.07534026 0.08400672 0.1907972 −0.06299706 0.1486851 0.2909119 −0.1168258 0.007258625 0.03034929 ETNK1 −0.0659633 0.1304482 0.2597907 −0.1136914 0.008995323 0.04009155 −0.07860565 0.07138588 0.1618274 ECHS1 0.009378305 0.8299339 0.8964364 −0.1312149 0.002543332 0.0166898 −0.08776926 0.04401195 0.1128979 ICAM2 0.07743179 0.07573163 0.1776481 0.05226304 0.2310162 0.3939134 0.1212836 0.005304582 0.0241988 ZRANB2-AS1 −0.04861127 0.2652996 0.4264586 −0.07703297 0.07725621 0.1839427 −0.123247 0.004605462 0.02168854 NOP14 −0.04991918 0.2526398 0.411803 −0.1213633 0.005274444 0.02744486 −0.08046228 0.06493021 0.1506117 LINC00999 −0.01989787 0.648573 0.7717211 −0.121108 0.005371524 0.02783553 −0.09632162 0.02702903 0.07924527 NMRAL1 0.1078178 0.01326913 0.04929152 0.07097537 0.1036249 0.2260743 0.08005271 0.06631141 0.15299 KIF11 −0.05077875 0.244552 0.4032602 −0.1095427 0.01185875 0.04897979 −0.09422618 0.03055818 0.08651381 WASH3P 0.01636452 0.7078056 0.8158962 −0.07597232 0.0814324 0.1905611 −0.1355288 0.001819129 0.01099455 C1RL-AS1 0.08542627 0.04999416 0.1309188 0.04419828 0.3111927 0.4823981 0.119039 0.00621982 0.02707966 C5orf42 −0.04303996 0.3240561 0.4900627 −0.09187239 0.03498607 0.1048151 −0.1149783 0.008241884 0.03331943 AEBP1 −0.1481184 0.000647168 0.00498502 0.007232174 0.8684456 0.9259207 −0.05273149 0.2268566 0.3717905 YWHAQ −0.1266233 0.00359523 0.01850666 −0.04056885 0.3526356 0.5228307 −0.07601613 0.08125638 0.1776575 ZNF354B −0.02377069 0.5861163 0.7249758 −0.08809747 0.04322416 0.1208349 −0.1251202 0.00401715 0.01963987 JAGN1 −0.05070176 0.2452689 0.4041828 −0.09543342 0.02847966 0.09066979 −0.1078596 0.01323326 0.04703619 PPAPDC3 −0.1271852 0.003448143 0.01791515 −0.05738665 0.1883918 0.342737 −0.06227762 0.1533879 0.2815888 FKBP2 0.05655236 0.1949073 0.3449638 0.07682402 0.07806487 0.185251 0.119027 0.006225091 0.02709414 OIP5 −0.0519884 0.2334798 0.3906347 −0.08218748 0.05936966 0.1526594 −0.1176846 0.006838411 0.02914001 DCUN1D1 0.1147483 0.008372243 0.03510038 0.0920809 0.03457292 0.1040252 0.04350301 0.3188729 0.4765803 HOXC9 −0.1123718 0.009830996 0.03930986 −0.06308367 0.1481265 0.2900228 −0.08010133 0.06614621 0.1526848 KIF1C −0.04606754 0.2911519 0.4553191 −0.1106551 0.01102104 0.04634498 −0.09519725 0.02887643 0.08312688 CDKN1B −0.07239322 0.09688907 0.2106857 −0.07343399 0.09217057 0.2076262 −0.1110677 0.01072392 0.04019016 CDCA7 0.008514398 0.8453929 0.9062485 −0.1160998 0.007631757 0.03551535 −0.1046223 0.01627661 0.05467257 LCMT1 0.1102079 0.01135129 0.0437427 0.09633619 0.02700578 0.08739674 0.04476195 0.3050562 0.4614799 BCDIN3D-AS1 −0.04910728 0.2604481 0.4207495 −0.1100525 0.01146807 0.0476917 −0.09367104 0.03155676 0.08841355 TBX3 −0.1095925 0.01182005 0.04506354 −0.0482988 0.2683875 0.4370245 −0.09319822 0.03242916 0.09022215 WDR20 0.1121254 0.0099945 0.03975806 0.04120713 0.3451055 0.5156762 0.09409926 0.03078406 0.08696637 HERC2P5 −0.05952452 0.1724295 0.3168378 −0.08005806 0.06629323 0.1650985 −0.1144661 0.008534717 0.03412661 GTF2H5 −0.1154618 0.007973701 0.03386968 −0.0676421 0.1209223 0.2517036 −0.07127268 0.1021825 0.2094357 PRDX2 −0.04292055 0.3254016 0.4916167 −0.1111742 0.01064843 0.04535359 −0.09597909 0.02758074 0.08036348 WBP5 −0.1343435 0.001996503 0.01181249 −0.0313319 0.4729186 0.6318443 −0.06698026 0.1246108 0.2418037 POMT2 −0.1110398 0.01074377 0.04197097 −0.05809533 0.1829843 0.3358774 −0.08453629 0.05243799 0.1281941 NINJ2 0.05386186 0.2170394 0.3718119 0.07561142 0.08289439 0.1927831 0.1204057 0.005647017 0.02521965 QKI −0.1324134 0.00231946 0.01322596 −0.03420603 0.4332662 0.5977266 −0.06862493 0.1156027 0.2287892 SMIM15 0.1173759 0.006986876 0.03086332 0.05456883 0.2110564 0.369289 0.079047 0.06980562 0.1590233 NPL 0.1201106 0.005766507 0.02681725 0.07720056 0.07661257 0.1828168 0.0528925 0.2254392 0.3700777 KIAA1671 0.1150306 0.008212474 0.03460776 0.04254347 0.329674 0.5005708 0.0894788 0.04003756 0.1049102 RAB26 0.1359093 0.00176532 0.01077697 0.0431459 0.3228655 0.4947661 0.05576395 0.2012145 0.3425101 POR 0.03219595 0.4607928 0.6223341 −0.1142109 0.008684098 0.03907985 −0.09756287 0.02510863 0.0751585 ARL4D 0.00941276 0.8293186 0.896357 0.0834119 0.05566709 0.1451809 0.1312033 0.002545578 0.0140547 PKIA −0.109784 0.01167237 0.04469538 −0.09747667 0.02523807 0.08326351 −0.04225708 0.3329431 0.491696 EBAG9 0.1213451 0.005281294 0.02486818 0.04924514 0.2591107 0.4263075 0.07680281 0.07814736 0.1728756 PSRC1 −0.06657935 0.1268873 0.2548548 −0.07119779 0.1025443 0.2241902 −0.1157057 0.007841399 0.03213911 NRP1 −0.03411038 0.4345541 0.5993419 0.08377424 0.05460893 0.1432802 0.1235075 0.004519216 0.02139557 TIMP2 −0.04839388 0.2674453 0.4290159 0.1124398 0.009786292 0.04263393 0.09054255 0.03772112 0.1006017 FLVCR1 −0.001145089 0.979078 0.9887132 −0.1345237 0.001968549 0.01396259 −0.08350383 0.05539705 0.1335651 ENPP4 0.01855951 0.670774 0.7884229 −0.1105718 0.01108188 0.04653054 −0.1065311 0.01441556 0.05032609 AMFR 0.06288579 0.1494052 0.2866792 0.0835735 0.05519309 0.1444589 0.1089116 0.01235865 0.04464573 KBTBD8 −0.04649439 0.2866998 0.4503526 −0.08461853 0.05220806 0.1388391 −0.1173485 0.007000186 0.02960668 TROVE2 −0.07634735 0.07993537 0.1842392 −0.06738007 0.1223723 0.2540447 −0.1113199 0.01054586 0.03974968 KIF26A −0.04002214 0.3591671 0.5277921 −0.08692339 0.04609816 0.1266378 −0.1185117 0.006454423 0.02791769 MDH1 −0.02240148 0.6078797 0.7417443 −0.06854554 0.1160255 0.2443206 −0.1365766 0.001674482 0.01030376 CCDC9 −0.0411025 0.3463328 0.5149121 −0.08547687 0.04985813 0.1341015 −0.1189747 0.006247997 0.02717224 GJB2 0.1408379 0.00118845 0.007964387 0.02788562 0.5229791 0.6761487 0.05511063 0.2065525 0.3487631 WSB1 −0.1179909 0.006693876 0.02984371 −0.0750775 0.08509608 0.1962313 −0.0579179 0.1843272 0.3209471 SHF −0.06545853 0.133423 0.2638837 −0.1124635 0.009770778 0.042597 −0.07768221 0.07478695 0.1672493 U2AF1 −0.03848429 0.377943 0.5461008 −0.1133677 0.009194235 0.04075623 −0.09476214 0.02961989 0.08460482 SESN1 −0.06071616 0.1639818 0.3061102 −0.08500654 0.05113457 0.1364798 −0.10862 0.01259579 0.04529083 TAGLN −0.04369238 0.3167689 0.4822912 −0.1296271 0.002870249 0.01802843 −0.07004399 0.1082479 0.218331 ANKRD6 −0.05851296 0.1798518 0.3266787 −0.06710916 0.1238856 0.2559437 −0.1223593 0.004910509 0.02273009 TRAF2 0.1121565 0.009973698 0.03968665 0.02703415 0.5357527 0.6872309 0.09921239 0.0227396 0.06974714 MOB1B −0.1105 0.01113458 0.0431345 −0.02453456 0.5741335 0.7202869 −0.1020278 0.01914199 0.06142553 ARF4 −0.1113141 0.01054992 0.04138791 −0.04431327 0.3099342 0.4811475 −0.0916756 0.03537983 0.09588237 ARHGDIG −0.03806082 0.3832172 0.5508624 −0.121179 0.005344386 0.02773621 −0.08514472 0.05075675 0.1251077 PRIM2 −0.07153554 0.1009206 0.2166955 −0.1166838 0.007330285 0.0345155 −0.06518946 0.13503 0.2564797 TBC1D9 −0.113023 0.009410387 0.03804333 −0.04846843 0.2667081 0.4349514 −0.08701245 0.04587468 0.1159694 NBPF2P −0.02783349 0.5237567 0.676268 −0.09558914 0.02822059 0.09007309 −0.116037 0.007664828 0.03160152 NOM1 −0.03459846 0.428005 0.5933667 −0.1342394 0.002012804 0.01414247 −0.06843727 0.116604 0.2304104 ARHGAP39 −0.00573109 0.8955741 0.9383136 −0.1178862 0.006742942 0.03253206 −0.1012391 0.02009602 0.06352863 PCDH9 −0.1584267 0.000260846 0.00248169 0.001618133 0.9704384 0.9848011 −0.01781869 0.6831889 0.7937651 LINC00704 0.05398001 0.2160311 0.370952 0.06552637 0.1330202 0.268724 0.1252355 0.003983265 0.0195016 ZBED5-AS1 0.1141235 0.008735785 0.03618412 0.05840371 0.1806674 0.3331183 0.07864973 0.07122675 0.1615456 EMP3 −0.1569454 0.000298272 0.002756735 0.005552809 0.8988049 0.9445294 −0.0215805 0.6210989 0.748247 GIPC2 0.1336226 0.002111968 0.01230422 0.0429461 0.3251134 0.4969329 0.05812528 0.1827583 0.319414 PPP1R2 0.1222974 0.004932463 0.02370682 0.07885783 0.07047938 0.1726069 0.04340422 0.3199742 0.4776109 RPP40 −0.03452221 0.4290244 0.5944838 −0.0916976 0.03533563 0.1055896 −0.1163366 0.007508213 0.03114381 CCDC88C 0.1251053 0.004021559 0.02017909 −0.01144014 0.7933134 0.8783113 0.08833139 0.04266994 0.1103126 FAM185A 0.03856931 0.3768895 0.545247 −0.1124497 0.009779831 0.04261912 −0.09485963 0.02945191 0.08419411 C19orf57 −0.07574142 0.08236535 0.1880649 −0.06269285 0.1506601 0.2933732 −0.1136489 0.009021248 0.03551096 MIS18A 0.008323608 0.8488152 0.9084007 −0.1135596 0.009075872 0.04036821 −0.105193 0.01569922 0.05344032 AIFM3 0.1571842 0.000291916 0.002708784 0.002529301 0.9538075 0.9742458 0.02188123 0.6162421 0.7444432 PLCG2 0.1490919 0.000595384 0.004676719 0.003172693 0.9420758 0.9694081 0.0471452 0.2800003 0.4335659 SLC35C2 0.08015324 0.06597017 0.1605874 0.06162159 0.1577738 0.3032386 0.1109473 0.01080988 0.04040352 GAN 0.145401 0.000814623 0.005955351 0.02219851 0.6111363 0.7490671 0.04640625 0.2876153 0.4420136 INTS12 −0.1116387 0.01032449 0.04068703 −0.02257076 0.6051696 0.7443757 −0.1007056 0.02076464 0.06512494 FAM27C −0.04017255 0.3573627 0.5259685 −0.1113873 0.01049873 0.04483945 −0.0949622 0.02927604 0.08381186 FNBP4 −0.03234788 0.4586788 0.6207375 −0.1210548 0.005391965 0.02791029 −0.08743466 0.04482748 0.1142354 TEX264 −0.02061725 0.6367656 0.7630771 −0.08837058 0.0425777 0.1196525 −0.1231848 0.004626237 0.02171155 MAF −0.1184211 0.006495512 0.02917426 −0.03154213 0.4699522 0.6291927 −0.08883203 0.04150396 0.1080205 ISOC2 −0.000587938 0.9892569 0.9942571 −0.1035257 0.01743832 0.06417872 −0.116335 0.007509062 0.03114381 GLRB −0.05379543 0.2176077 0.3723971 −0.1217997 0.005112096 0.02684125 −0.07287032 0.09470269 0.1989986 RXRA 0.1264148 0.003651273 0.01871899 0.04680626 0.283476 0.4536855 0.067921 0.1193937 0.2343923 SETDB1 −0.01003544 0.8182183 0.8903049 −0.1085784 0.01262993 0.0511481 −0.1093161 0.01203614 0.04371895 CYCS −0.02263924 0.6040748 0.7388503 −0.07712754 0.07689245 0.1833275 −0.1304207 0.002702351 0.01471597 CST3 0.0763001 0.08012275 0.1845183 0.06135436 0.1595873 0.3057951 0.1137386 0.008966616 0.0353559 FEZ1 −0.03296328 0.4501714 0.6133589 0.1155995 0.007898787 0.03643983 0.09345046 0.03196123 0.08929512 GDA 0.1132316 0.009279062 0.03769297 0.07532671 0.08406262 0.194428 0.06330059 0.1467342 0.2724281 CCDC68 0.1157402 0.007822837 0.0334018 0.04999547 0.2519146 0.4183249 0.08165499 0.06104228 0.1439593 GPBP1L1 0.01312804 0.7636655 0.8539091 −0.0973481 0.02543223 0.08372546 −0.1183138 0.006544472 0.02815422 LASP1 0.03865269 0.3758581 0.544388 0.06837205 0.1169536 0.2457173 0.1300374 0.002782275 0.0150511 CTSL 0.02364784 0.5880543 0.7265336 0.1213648 0.005273847 0.02744486 0.09036672 0.03809599 0.1012522 LRP8 0.1137177 0.008979352 0.03688637 0.06718027 0.123487 0.2552843 0.07057308 0.1056021 0.2145177 ZNF331 −0.01242256 0.7760179 0.8614925 −0.1005756 0.02093044 0.07316404 −0.1157162 0.007835753 0.03213309 FUOM −0.005862211 0.8931991 0.9370839 −0.1140295 0.008791675 0.03948033 −0.1045292 0.0163725 0.05481226 NECAB3 −0.03013756 0.4899639 0.6475935 −0.1036871 0.01726287 0.06383683 −0.1070274 0.01396346 0.04908926 TMPRSS2 0.1531951 0.000416625 0.003542454 0.00264196 0.9517525 0.9738321 0.03416108 0.4338712 0.5903278 PAM −0.1368348 0.001640503 0.01024154 −0.03307603 0.4486225 0.611819 −0.05748212 0.1876566 0.3253021 DNAJA2 0.1168565 0.00724322 0.03171386 0.01802112 0.6797877 0.8010469 0.09598574 0.02756995 0.08034885 TNNC1 0.02932253 0.5017823 0.6576883 −0.1254854 0.003910711 0.02229955 −0.08245571 0.05854157 0.1392663 BFAR −0.01867634 0.6688241 0.787128 0.1048656 0.01602818 0.06080531 0.1098137 0.01164966 0.04269395 C19orf55 −0.009570651 0.8265007 0.8951085 −0.118739 0.00635234 0.03127181 −0.09809044 0.02432876 0.07336049 SIDT1 0.1227617 0.00477005 0.02308565 0.054373 0.2127017 0.3713276 0.06722545 0.1232343 0.2397676 SCAF11 −0.06250954 0.1518597 0.2897116 −0.1091844 0.01214032 0.04983225 −0.08192049 0.06020351 0.1423913 TMEM183A −0.001731017 0.9683772 0.9824229 −0.1103268 0.01126269 0.04707668 −0.1090181 0.01227301 0.04445172 DPYSL3 −0.1167551 0.007294224 0.03187702 −0.04106841 0.3467333 0.5172201 −0.08512777 0.05080298 0.1251773 SCAF4 −0.02556122 0.5582129 0.7030826 −0.1353826 0.001840197 0.01334047 −0.06980894 0.1094399 0.2200656 FAM196B −0.1452983 0.000821676 0.006000476 −0.01017706 0.8156986 0.8942745 −0.05153628 0.237576 0.3849168 TMEM200A −0.1235859 0.004493566 0.02200772 −0.0746124 0.08705217 0.1994534 −0.04399249 0.3134531 0.4707546 PCYT2 0.1246543 0.004156737 0.02072264 0.06567224 0.1321572 0.2675398 0.05260439 0.2279798 0.3731861 NEK8 0.1147043 0.008397396 0.03519523 0.01211619 0.7814003 0.8703137 0.09988087 0.02183616 0.06766196 FLNB 0.1166225 0.007361432 0.03207003 0.03267907 0.4540892 0.6162102 0.08949135 0.04000956 0.1048816 RPL5P4 0.02816402 0.5188368 0.6720976 −0.1118675 0.01016817 0.04379046 −0.09881459 0.02329246 0.0709271 ZNF33A 0.01530814 0.7258831 0.8278219 −0.1291896 0.002966803 0.01841058 −0.08283003 0.057402 0.1372815 MSRA −0.1337529 0.002090665 0.01222174 −0.03920911 0.3690195 0.5393094 −0.05802361 0.1835263 0.3200982 DBT −0.04001098 0.3593013 0.5278458 −0.09525122 0.02878534 0.09130883 −0.1092417 0.01209489 0.04388656 DPH7 −0.03065671 0.4825145 0.6417083 −0.1108252 0.01089772 0.04605452 −0.09863397 0.0235473 0.07157783 MIR31HG 0.05089108 0.2435086 0.4022545 0.08413204 0.0535805 0.1414082 0.1126784 0.009630921 0.03720257 GNAO1 0.05888928 0.1770634 0.3228803 0.1422154 0.001061614 0.009093297 0.02365745 0.5879025 0.7208435 SHISA9 −0.1191681 0.006163583 0.02812817 −0.02980773 0.4947285 0.6509857 −0.08708323 0.04569771 0.1156695 LDLRAP1 0.1178957 0.006738516 0.03001389 0.08683492 0.0463211 0.1270681 0.03687561 0.3982161 0.5566147 EMD −0.1104395 0.01117917 0.04323503 −0.06101569 0.1619081 0.3089237 −0.0789928 0.06999811 0.1593822 NAIP −0.07599662 0.08133474 0.1864987 −0.04611086 0.290698 0.4609544 −0.120741 0.00551396 0.0248378 INTS4L1 −0.01680751 0.7002728 0.8102999 −0.09872787 0.02341451 0.07897017 −0.1148811 0.008296759 0.03350235 SETD1A −0.06582982 0.1312298 0.2607768 −0.1093469 0.01201187 0.04954574 −0.07789161 0.07400435 0.1661398 SORL1 0.1440008 0.000915786 0.006510128 0.02275957 0.6021532 0.741255 0.04613478 0.2904476 0.4452356 AAMDC −0.1151223 0.00816119 0.03449609 −0.05380974 0.2174852 0.3772126 −0.07791769 0.07390737 0.1659756 LNX2 0.1345577 0.001963321 0.0116784 0.0505345 0.2468316 0.4125419 0.04571785 0.2948337 0.4498783 DHDH 0.113699 0.008990681 0.03688637 0.03144839 0.4712737 0.6303855 0.09230996 0.03412384 0.09365564 SRRM3 −0.07197715 0.09882845 0.2135351 −0.06933364 0.111882 0.2383357 −0.1097468 0.01170098 0.04281508 CICP14 −0.04524454 0.2998664 0.4644826 −0.1106616 0.01101631 0.04634089 −0.09036797 0.03809331 0.1012522 SH2B3 −0.1541661 0.000382369 0.00333053 0.004760956 0.913174 0.9526705 −0.02591575 0.5527653 0.6922123 KMT2B −0.01334694 0.7598445 0.8508699 −0.1090927 0.01221326 0.04998424 −0.1059247 0.01498539 0.05168029 ALPK1 0.1079235 0.01317867 0.04907273 0.07424933 0.08860421 0.2020908 0.06948241 0.1111131 0.2224659 CIR1 0.04812709 0.2700948 0.4321507 0.1133302 0.009217511 0.04080742 0.08514128 0.05076614 0.1251087 IGFBP7-AS1 −0.004714773 0.914013 0.9501516 0.1251855 0.003997922 0.02268531 0.0899389 0.03902127 0.1029564 NOC2L −0.02756034 0.5278405 0.6797753 −0.1108921 0.01084954 0.04592905 −0.09874039 0.02339686 0.07119827 IL10RB-AS1 −0.02606942 0.5504122 0.6983126 −0.1156512 0.007870798 0.03636032 −0.09388984 0.0311599 0.08767225 THEM6 0.1458019 0.000787628 0.005812831 0.0277454 0.5250719 0.6782809 0.03618111 0.4071665 0.5647827 RN7SL3 0.1266255 0.003594642 0.01850666 0.05754505 0.1871731 0.3413156 0.05470542 0.2099144 0.3526186 SF3B1 −0.01775373 0.6842816 0.7975908 −0.109202 0.0121263 0.04980701 −0.1039207 0.01701172 0.05633739 BTN3A3 0.01052724 0.8094766 0.8843881 0.1103369 0.01125513 0.04705924 0.1049469 0.01594598 0.05393039 HELLS −0.02158497 0.6210266 0.75249 −0.1246922 0.00414522 0.02326505 −0.08452616 0.05246637 0.1282092 FAM114A2 −0.115908 0.007733158 0.03311933 −0.03518465 0.4202156 0.5857661 −0.08705481 0.04576869 0.115807 RAB4A 0.02094444 0.6314254 0.7598563 −0.1017257 0.01950269 0.06940351 −0.1097465 0.01170117 0.04281508 ADAL −0.12595 0.003779 0.01925326 −0.03513583 0.4208611 0.5861826 −0.07264267 0.09574095 0.2002468 ACSS2 0.120419 0.0056417 0.02636013 0.05236178 0.230135 0.3929831 0.07004597 0.1082379 0.218331 HPDL 0.1370696 0.001610139 0.01011351 0.04532117 0.2990477 0.4696428 0.04350444 0.3188571 0.4765803 RIMKLB −0.1279246 0.003262896 0.01715763 −0.04359373 0.3178639 0.4898846 −0.06365068 0.1445085 0.2693376 CSRNP1 −0.06162386 0.1577585 0.2979347 −0.0786269 0.07130912 0.1741013 −0.1093433 0.01201473 0.04365259 ADAMTS2 −0.1154653 0.007971814 0.03386968 −0.06261218 0.1511871 0.2939992 −0.06873581 0.1150143 0.2280787 RMI2 0.1279762 0.003250295 0.01711076 0.03971272 0.3628971 0.533386 0.06599 0.1302922 0.2501236 YIF1B −0.07731506 0.07617533 0.1783489 −0.0568136 0.1928496 0.3483403 −0.1128522 0.009519136 0.03693807 MBD4 0.1189081 0.006277338 0.0285137 0.08579695 0.04900476 0.1323176 0.03254738 0.455911 0.6097651 ZNF514 0.01495586 0.7319462 0.8320098 −0.09991405 0.02179215 0.07506184 −0.1128939 0.009492434 0.03685877 PARS2 0.000431996 0.9921062 0.9958686 −0.1005673 0.02094104 0.07316404 −0.1160235 0.007671955 0.03160305 FRMD5 −0.02041141 0.6401348 0.7656644 0.1188271 0.006313158 0.03114845 0.09147167 0.03579187 0.09666027 DRAP1 0.03785765 0.3857636 0.5532086 0.09301409 0.03277442 0.100063 0.1102849 0.01129379 0.04169715 GJC1 −0.1344437 0.001980913 0.01176294 −0.035774 0.4124685 0.5789078 −0.05608324 0.1986425 0.3392281 ALAS1 0.01126526 0.7964031 0.8753956 −0.09959828 0.02221421 0.0761429 −0.114158 0.008715341 0.03466173 ABCC1 0.06970106 0.1099905 0.2302885 0.03991138 0.3604996 0.5308711 0.1256198 0.003872181 0.01905157 ENGASE 0.1327786 0.002254914 0.01295441 0.05233382 0.2303843 0.3930284 0.04498692 0.3026294 0.4586063 USP37 −0.04408658 0.3124183 0.4775478 −0.1110186 0.01075889 0.04568426 −0.08900998 0.04109605 0.1070589 SNORA3 −0.01923433 0.6595425 0.7801521 −0.1282415 0.003186297 0.01924419 −0.07954947 0.06804145 0.1561532 RELA 0.06633159 0.1283102 0.2568234 0.06190076 0.155896 0.301001 0.1168148 0.007264186 0.03036342 RAB11FIP1 0.1431133 0.000985794 0.006874982 0.02402803 0.5820666 0.7267308 0.0435542 0.3183033 0.4759611 FAIM 0.05934677 0.1737169 0.3185725 0.116569 0.007388688 0.0347199 0.07049997 0.1059646 0.2150363 C12orf44 0.08765885 0.04427966 0.1197918 0.1123332 0.009856473 0.0428458 0.04459231 0.3068944 0.4635783 ACVR2A −0.0481163 0.2702024 0.4321547 −0.08117835 0.06257228 0.1583534 −0.1140414 0.008784546 0.03482543 SMARCAL1 −0.1365149 0.001682698 0.01044669 −0.04423866 0.3107503 0.4819851 −0.0435882 0.3179253 0.4756237 FAM219A −0.132912 0.002231749 0.01286815 −0.04251264 0.330025 0.5008748 −0.05260177 0.2280031 0.3731861 ZCCHC10 −0.05761796 0.186614 0.3349799 −0.0713994 0.1015726 0.2226836 −0.115639 0.007877406 0.03224871 LINGO1 −0.07235975 0.09704394 0.2107919 −0.05879925 0.1777276 0.3293118 −0.1141596 0.0087144 0.03466173 STAG1 −0.07198254 0.09880314 0.2135351 −0.06915365 0.1128179 0.239779 −0.1078007 0.01328385 0.04716783 HERPUD2 0.06683048 0.1254575 0.252749 0.1101916 0.01136354 0.04739858 0.0723469 0.0971035 0.2020606 UBXN6 −0.1305824 0.002669251 0.01480212 −0.01634175 0.7081936 0.8217195 −0.07273109 0.09533661 0.1997577 AMPH −0.125185 0.003998066 0.02010444 0.004001651 0.9269793 0.9611926 −0.08500212 0.0511467 0.1257571 SCD 0.1352304 0.001862368 0.01123554 0.04069732 0.3511116 0.5212375 0.0486951 0.2644753 0.4159039 MARK2 0.1328067 0.002250012 0.01294129 0.01415634 0.7457682 0.8479983 0.06952928 0.1108717 0.2221424 PCDH7 0.06760308 0.1211374 0.2465435 0.07382957 0.09042617 0.2049905 0.1073514 0.01367507 0.04828367 MCUR1 −0.03486738 0.4244212 0.5902177 −0.05575029 0.2013251 0.35879 −0.134628 0.00195254 0.01152952 TBC1D3B 0.1184559 0.006479714 0.0291221 0.04647421 0.2869093 0.4571735 0.07504781 0.0852199 0.1838218 PHPT1 −0.05812473 0.1827625 0.3302442 −0.07539643 0.08377531 0.1940537 −0.112107 0.0100068 0.03831766 PRCP −0.1211815 0.005343429 0.02511827 −0.05764325 0.1864204 0.340363 −0.06161911 0.1577906 0.2873593 STK10 0.03845711 0.3782802 0.5463044 0.122584 0.00483161 0.02590569 0.07659243 0.07896917 0.1741125 BOK −0.01840587 0.6733415 0.7900396 −0.1387988 0.00140199 0.01105768 −0.06214945 0.1542375 0.2825893 MECR −0.009538674 0.8270712 0.8953364 −0.09694799 0.02604469 0.08527783 −0.1155663 0.007916765 0.03234325 APH1A 0.1263629 0.003665334 0.01876344 0.0598116 0.1703652 0.3197583 0.04906716 0.2608382 0.411867 DDX11-AS1 0.0132507 0.7615238 0.8519249 −0.1091175 0.01219351 0.04994748 −0.103253 0.01773823 0.05810743 FAM86B2 −0.06543477 0.1335644 0.2640742 −0.1241173 0.004323066 0.02396366 −0.05100794 0.2424265 0.3907288 RAB42 −0.1119492 0.01011285 0.04012564 −0.07159861 0.1006197 0.2210594 −0.06230439 0.1532109 0.2814124 SSC5D −0.1342557 0.002010241 0.01186989 −0.02781347 0.5240554 0.6770934 −0.05909346 0.175564 0.3107025 IMEM39B −0.0652855 0.1344548 0.2653351 −0.1112808 0.0105733 0.04508879 −0.07137222 0.1017032 0.2087608 GPD1L −0.01224042 0.7792165 0.8637987 −0.08840889 0.04248766 0.119496 −0.1212797 0.005306037 0.0241988 WWTR1-AS1 0.00196795 0.9640515 0.9803926 0.1174236 0.00696374 0.0332923 0.09710012 0.02581034 0.07664905 CYCSP10 0.02035291 0.6410937 0.7662846 −0.08994874 0.03899979 0.1125753 −0.1177691 0.006798235 0.02902596 ZDHHC12 0.1111862 0.01063994 0.04164151 0.06520253 0.1349517 0.2715168 0.069592 0.1105493 0.221656 NAV3 −0.138025 0.001491879 0.009529816 −0.04473286 0.3053708 0.4769898 −0.0371577 0.3946147 0.5527764 PWP1 −0.1247832 0.004117688 0.02055742 −0.05318544 0.2228768 0.3838955 −0.05814444 0.1826139 0.319259 MRPS31P5 −0.04535575 0.2986787 0.4633649 −0.08901558 0.04108326 0.1167016 −0.1080104 0.01310461 0.04665039 UBA2 −0.03031203 0.4874535 0.6456242 −0.08874666 0.04170087 0.1180376 −0.1150629 0.008194386 0.03316594 TSEN54 0.1353369 0.001846828 0.01117652 −0.06994394 0.108754 0.2336751 0.002649622 0.9516127 0.9700108 HOXA4 −0.05009708 0.2509509 0.4100229 −0.05437609 0.2126756 0.3713276 −0.1281282 0.003213493 0.0166463 FANCG −0.02746646 0.5292477 0.6807217 −0.116239 0.007558931 0.03527079 −0.08925571 0.04053834 0.1059232 CALB1 0.12189 0.005079083 0.02421175 0.06133003 0.1597531 0.3059865 0.05543269 0.2039084 0.3456584 PFKFB4 −0.1188588 0.006299128 0.02854087 −0.02312416 0.596348 0.7369542 −0.08579052 0.04902177 0.1218671 MDM4 −0.04595242 0.2923606 0.4568729 −0.06622465 0.1289282 0.2631033 −0.123562 0.004501388 0.02133293 NUS1 −0.04411688 0.3120855 0.4771439 −0.1143128 0.00862418 0.03887027 −0.08261128 0.0580657 0.1384169 MICAL3 −0.1185342 0.006444239 0.02900012 −0.04267179 0.3282161 0.4990829 −0.07601048 0.08127903 0.1776575 TTC23 −0.1254374 0.003924563 0.01982075 −0.06183801 0.1563166 0.3015621 −0.04740784 0.2773269 0.4304799 CLUH 0.02267425 0.6035154 0.7382959 −0.1219899 0.005042763 0.02660736 −0.08390071 0.05424354 0.1313071 CNOT3 0.002295998 0.9580642 0.9775893 −0.09515654 0.02894531 0.09162253 −0.1178617 0.006754474 0.02888332 ZBTB14 −0.05580856 0.2008537 0.3524562 −0.07571668 0.0824658 0.1921074 −0.1120787 0.01002574 0.03836907 ANGPT1 −0.1093237 0.01203015 0.04568831 −0.041233 0.3448025 0.5154447 −0.08831685 0.04270423 0.1103397 CIDECP −0.08975539 0.03942396 0.1102999 −0.03583928 0.4116156 0.578131 −0.1107362 0.01096208 0.04076091 ORC2 −0.02819026 0.5184473 0.6717181 −0.110661 0.01101674 0.04634089 −0.09500269 0.02920686 0.08369548 SNAPC4 −0.008443311 0.8466677 0.9068694 −0.1319851 0.002397301 0.01591986 −0.07547123 0.08346797 0.1809925 RNPEPL1 0.1135739 0.009067062 0.03706444 0.079356 0.06871635 0.1694354 0.04864632 0.2649548 0.4163361 NFRKB 0.05745226 0.1878863 0.3363587 −0.1166951 0.007324593 0.0345155 −0.0690535 0.1133413 0.2257582 ANKDD1A −0.05037832 0.2482969 0.4070724 −0.1137198 0.008978076 0.04003882 −0.07875308 0.07085479 0.1609905 SLC12A4 −0.1103724 0.0112288 0.04340284 −0.06729433 0.1228496 0.2543424 −0.06743294 0.1220786 0.2382519 CCT3 −0.03762439 0.3886996 0.5561458 −0.1128981 0.009489789 0.0417209 −0.08744795 0.04479487 0.1141865 SLC44A4 0.1407085 0.00120106 0.008018013 0.03320359 0.4468737 0.6106733 0.03812286 0.3824418 0.5420608 IGSF8 0.0784196 0.07206074 0.1710168 0.1147842 0.00835182 0.03797745 0.04933805 0.258212 0.4089262 LTK −0.1136156 0.009041564 0.03700368 −0.05133066 0.2394555 0.4043899 −0.07592855 0.08160862 0.1780982 ARF3 0.13113 0.00255991 0.01432706 0.03721302 0.3939107 0.5614344 0.05680333 0.1929302 0.3317074 ITPR1 −0.1287421 0.003068623 0.01637736 −0.03300367 0.4496162 0.6126488 −0.06389123 0.1429941 0.2670515 STRN4 −0.0556623 0.2020384 0.353887 −0.07608948 0.0809623 0.1897631 −0.1112076 0.0106248 0.03991735 MLLT4 0.1420626 0.001075046 0.007382122 0.01522953 0.7272345 0.8349041 0.04682967 0.283235 0.4370675 DCAF11 0.1492772 0.000585977 0.004621081 0.01488153 0.7332276 0.8393614 0.02570692 0.555971 0.6949763 NRBP1 −0.1153446 0.008037962 0.03412028 −0.06524295 0.1347094 0.2712311 −0.06118679 0.1607325 0.2914585 AK2 −0.00887006 0.839021 0.9021111 −0.1145845 0.008466228 0.03835984 −0.09663935 0.0265258 0.07823958 SYNRG −0.1144146 0.00856467 0.03564941 −0.07280387 0.09500484 0.2123952 −0.05417382 0.2143845 0.3577334 UBXN11 −0.002915747 0.9467596 0.9698938 −0.09591412 0.02768648 0.0890125 −0.1161734 0.007593184 0.03139915 NQO2 −0.05538476 0.2043003 0.3564641 −0.07991057 0.06679636 0.1659359 −0.1083293 0.01283626 0.04589465 SPTBN2 0.1118561 0.01017592 0.04031409 0.03505083 0.4219864 0.5873629 0.08723598 0.04531775 0.1150433 ZNF552 0.148865 0.000607099 0.00474464 −0.004022926 0.9265921 0.9609743 0.03356115 0.4419924 0.5974645 LSM12P1 −0.0510685 0.241867 0.4002553 −0.1171828 0.007081205 0.03373145 −0.07239847 0.09686482 0.2018028 GPRIN2 0.1167218 0.007311065 0.03191054 0.0755898 0.08298262 0.1928571 0.04631433 0.2885723 0.443044 HOXB13 −0.09035055 0.03813062 0.1075205 −0.02622513 0.5480328 0.6976466 −0.1131492 0.009330726 0.03637938 BCL6 0.05696863 0.1916361 0.3407054 0.124894 0.004084376 0.02299775 0.05515836 0.2061591 0.3483282 TUBA4A 0.07065925 0.1051761 0.2232646 0.03311238 0.4481237 0.6112734 0.1248079 0.004110244 0.02001516 SGK1 0.009507595 0.8276258 0.8953364 0.1329977 0.002216982 0.01506012 0.07222393 0.09767448 0.202782 BTAF1 −0.02594616 0.5522993 0.6996609 −0.1185363 0.006443301 0.03147923 −0.08532035 0.05027993 0.1241523 LAMP2 0.0381624 0.381948 0.5496836 0.1111137 0.01069127 0.0454943 0.08852437 0.04221726 0.1094472 PRSS16 0.1470153 0.000710873 0.00536586 0.001524008 0.9721572 0.9859527 0.0400155 0.359247 0.5186556 AMIGO1 0.006221896 0.886689 0.93317 −0.1008301 0.02060687 0.07237622 −0.1108223 0.01089979 0.04063047 HMGB1P5 −0.01997061 0.647375 0.7710398 −0.09886555 0.023221 0.07862151 −0.1086375 0.01258141 0.04527603 BZW1 0.0626713 0.1508007 0.2881652 0.07322857 0.09308702 0.2092166 0.1084882 0.01270427 0.04554558 ANGPTL2 −0.1187006 0.006369471 0.02875662 −0.04795371 0.2718262 0.4407675 −0.07025108 0.1072061 0.216831 ASAP1 −0.129538 0.002889665 0.01568691 −0.04789577 0.2724065 0.4414514 −0.05041661 0.2479371 0.3974932 CYBA 0.1263495 0.003668977 0.01877518 0.01161559 0.790217 0.8761375 0.07765844 0.07487618 0.167395 F12 0.1197653 0.005909225 0.02728043 0.05772945 0.1857616 0.3394088 0.0604869 0.1655824 0.2977318 AFF3 −0.1319951 0.002395463 0.01355935 −0.006850681 0.8753269 0.929413 −0.06991043 0.108924 0.2193133 EPN2 −0.1094254 0.01195028 0.04543503 −0.08231901 0.05896241 0.1518967 −0.05014914 0.2504582 0.4005662 SIN3A −0.02415012 0.5801497 0.7202636 −0.08848536 0.04230845 0.1192088 −0.1155717 0.007913827 0.03234325 TSEN34 0.008049768 0.8537322 0.9124701 −0.07933722 0.06878213 0.1695676 −0.1266457 0.00358928 0.01799035 BCL2 −0.1203384 0.005674088 0.02648478 −0.03672778 0.4001113 0.5666038 −0.07462917 0.08698102 0.1864032 RECQL5 0.1253986 0.003935761 0.01985569 0.02875853 0.5100477 0.6643603 0.07080982 0.1044349 0.2128302 TNFSF12 0.002187547 0.9600433 0.9782634 0.1198837 0.005859929 0.0295911 0.09131908 0.03610283 0.09725923 BNIP3L −0.1339874 0.002052803 0.01206471 −0.02093927 0.6315097 0.7642799 −0.05967467 0.1713475 0.305415 RASSF7 0.1434974 0.000954913 0.006740076 −0.003088844 0.9436041 0.9700975 0.04705153 0.280958 0.4346137 LMBR1 −0.02070785 0.635285 0.7620245 −0.1349227 0.001907934 0.01365948 −0.06321354 0.1472917 0.2732081 TPI1P1 −0.1086363 0.01258244 0.04741067 −0.07468936 0.08672602 0.1989353 −0.06007781 0.1684676 0.3015455 ERGIC2 0.03589567 0.4108796 0.577275 0.0636026 0.1448126 0.2858262 0.1274043 0.003392271 0.01728928 ZNF816-ZNF321P −0.004105649 0.925087 0.9564698 −0.1195423 0.006003091 0.0301215 −0.09088979 0.03699002 0.09908854 FSTL1 −0.1343966 0.00198823 0.01178627 −0.02417675 0.579732 0.7245815 −0.05656003 0.1948467 0.334287 HIST1H2BL 0.009535005 0.8271367 0.8953364 −0.1126528 0.009647497 0.0422408 −0.09729778 0.02550857 0.07603004 ADAM12 −0.1536601 0.000399877 0.003442106 0.000586011 0.9892921 0.9945568 0.01380038 0.7519487 0.841615 DAB2 −0.1398298 0.001289967 0.008501445 −0.02106453 0.6294701 0.7630057 −0.04585935 0.2933402 0.447845 ZNF674 −0.0610629 0.161583 0.3029056 −0.05917113 0.1749961 0.3255073 −0.1174067 0.006971952 0.0295052 IGSF9 0.1464322 0.00074685 0.005564286 0.02922379 0.5032242 0.6585538 0.01729795 0.6919672 0.7994266 SLC22A3 0.07285758 0.09476057 0.2075161 0.0531216 0.2234334 0.3846116 0.1126869 0.009625417 0.03720257 CDK1 −0.01593375 0.715158 0.8204982 −0.1134684 0.00913195 0.04051884 −0.09343089 0.03199732 0.089366 LGR6 0.1217469 0.005131483 0.0243855 0.03558383 0.4149589 0.5814187 0.07121692 0.1024518 0.2098641 FOXC1 0.1162093 0.007574426 0.0326606 0.04954899 0.2561797 0.4234876 0.07043491 0.106288 0.2154816 SNX25 −0.1328403 0.002244168 0.01291301 −0.05712113 0.1904478 0.3452068 −0.02769681 0.5257981 0.6696481 STAC3 −0.05516924 0.2060694 0.3584007 −0.06828193 0.117438 0.2464745 −0.1146586 0.008423603 0.03382548 LHX4 −0.02637865 0.545692 0.6943567 −0.07490261 0.08582742 0.1974272 −0.1231071 0.004652345 0.02180336 EXTL3 −0.1250311 0.004043503 0.02026702 −0.05563362 0.2022713 0.3599813 −0.04915768 0.2599587 0.4108977 LPIN1 −0.1420015 0.001080457 0.007404666 −0.01105581 0.8001077 0.8829602 −0.04493749 0.3031615 0.4591626 PCDHB8 −0.1274633 0.003377371 0.0176132 −0.03353301 0.4423755 0.6069932 −0.06237552 0.1527414 0.2808465 THOC2 −0.0360057 0.409446 0.5760665 −0.1154448 0.007982987 0.03667168 −0.08190019 0.06026728 0.1425179 BEST1 0.01342579 0.7584697 0.8501482 0.130586 0.002668517 0.01720445 0.07161878 0.1005236 0.2072564 SLC35A5 0.01245532 0.775443 0.8612501 0.1361556 0.001731285 0.01273665 0.06284869 0.1496459 0.2764694 ERAP2 0.05834903 0.1810766 0.3280924 0.06920644 0.1125428 0.2393389 0.1119112 0.01013852 0.03866248 NPM3 −0.02348389 0.5906451 0.7288934 −0.1268764 0.00352828 0.02076538 −0.07256942 0.09607698 0.2007047 CDKN1C −0.05388893 0.2168081 0.3715528 −0.1147925 0.008347047 0.03796815 −0.07030034 0.1069595 0.2164853 ARHGEF37 0.1327686 0.002256669 0.01295816 0.04559429 0.2961421 0.4666593 0.04103297 0.3471499 0.5064438 ATP5C1 0.01299587 0.7659752 0.8555295 −0.0962028 0.02721934 0.08785324 −0.1106429 0.01102995 0.0409037 ZFAND3 −0.1098894 0.01159183 0.0444481 −0.03172981 0.4673129 0.6270029 −0.08828251 0.04278527 0.1104671 SNX33 0.04605119 0.2913234 0.4554567 0.07328851 0.09281888 0.20885 0.1154796 0.007963979 0.03247894 THYN1 −0.02350037 0.5903844 0.7286364 −0.1194118 0.0060586 0.0303126 −0.08236269 0.05882765 0.1398978 ATP5S 0.1474274 0.000686423 0.00522665 −0.009711484 0.823989 0.8993964 0.02867244 0.5113156 0.6586768 TMEM139 0.146777 0.000725376 0.005442862 0.01313201 0.7635961 0.8592677 0.02786715 0.5232546 0.6676917 TMEM5 0.06715844 0.1236093 0.2502346 0.06002601 0.1688357 0.3181726 0.1116172 0.0103393 0.03926837 PRKAR2B −0.09209699 0.0345412 0.1004133 −0.02588417 0.5532496 0.7025558 −0.1089427 0.01233353 0.04458972 GEMIN2 −0.009152837 0.8339624 0.8989298 −0.1241376 0.004316678 0.02393779 −0.08109408 0.06284605 0.1470669 CPSF7 −0.02482718 0.569574 0.7113414 −0.1186703 0.006383016 0.0313387 −0.08198022 0.06001613 0.1420446 TTK 0.001395603 0.9745023 0.9860981 −0.1119807 0.01009159 0.04362263 −0.0979501 0.02453415 0.07377205 BRF1 −0.01908202 0.662071 0.7814268 −0.1212255 0.005326637 0.02767505 −0.08103259 0.06304644 0.1473872 JAG2 0.14277 0.001014168 0.007029984 −0.01398077 0.7488146 0.8497963 0.03855709 0.3770408 0.5367731 AGAP6 0.007601046 0.8618015 0.9177068 −0.1217995 0.00511216 0.02684125 −0.08400484 0.05394424 0.1308261 PXDN −0.1241477 0.00431349 0.0213057 −0.04756593 0.2757262 0.4450693 −0.05586696 0.2003821 0.3415526 PTRF −0.1259392 0.003782022 0.019259 −0.06706917 0.1241102 0.2562074 −0.02861086 0.5122236 0.6595098 KITLG 0.114095 0.008752679 0.03621783 0.04947294 0.2569111 0.4243943 0.07094654 0.1037655 0.2119314 COL6A1 −0.1377506 0.001524998 0.009685052 −0.02005754 0.6459445 0.7759198 −0.04669162 0.2846581 0.4385827 SIRPA −0.1328848 0.002236453 0.01288993 −0.000542106 0.9900943 0.9948832 −0.06511252 0.1354923 0.2571121 MAP7D1 −0.125718 0.003844272 0.01951437 −0.04071175 0.3509407 0.521165 −0.05754715 0.1871569 0.3247366 NBEAL2 0.1475144 0.00068136 0.005199475 −0.02364282 0.5881334 0.7308481 0.01148547 0.7925132 0.8705948 MICU2 −0.02341838 0.5916818 0.7295906 −0.09278592 0.03320663 0.1010722 −0.1088064 0.01244375 0.0448949 C14orf119 0.1226856 0.004796322 0.02318056 0.0376166 0.388798 0.5569177 0.06515421 0.1352417 0.2568116 RND1 0.07500627 0.08539334 0.1930156 0.05361525 0.2191548 0.3794049 0.1086121 0.01260227 0.04530242 AGK −0.04998732 0.2519921 0.4111931 −0.07798293 0.07366516 0.177857 −0.108511 0.01268551 0.04549591 EHD1 0.05363546 0.2189808 0.3739411 0.06435714 0.1400956 0.2792482 0.1158488 0.007764661 0.03188092 ASB9 0.04378509 0.3157422 0.4812017 0.1239437 0.004378105 0.0241629 0.06156605 0.1581494 0.2878998 UPRT −0.1218838 0.005081348 0.02421175 −0.03903918 0.3710998 0.5410533 −0.06529576 0.1343934 0.2556892 TMPRSS3 0.1139761 0.008823577 0.03640053 0.05030871 0.2489519 0.4150627 0.0695585 0.1107214 0.2219371 SYNJ2BP-COX16 0.1222148 0.004961891 0.02379895 0.01783394 0.6829324 0.8035959 0.07615542 0.08069868 0.1769042 EFCAB4A 0.1466412 0.000733759 0.005485069 −0.004880497 0.9110029 0.9516134 0.02945344 0.4998738 0.6484177 RGL3 0.1142246 0.008676038 0.03599457 0.04319768 0.3222845 0.4941849 0.07402327 0.08958172 0.1903899 PRR13 0.1337874 0.002085052 0.01219405 0.03282829 0.4520299 0.6142077 0.04541786 0.2980169 0.4532449 ATP1A3 −0.05298024 0.2246695 0.3804812 −0.1198025 0.0058937 0.0296796 −0.06008672 0.1684044 0.3015455 KLF11 −0.04072986 0.3507264 0.519005 −0.05145401 0.2383268 0.4027909 −0.1285298 0.003118033 0.01633418 RNF146 −0.1161152 0.007623683 0.03279173 −0.06347257 0.1456376 0.2868351 −0.053624 0.2190794 0.363236 LZTS1 −0.116929 0.007206945 0.03159479 0.00286804 0.9476295 0.9722071 −0.08810394 0.04320874 0.1113333 COX20P1 −0.02234132 0.6088441 0.7424836 −0.0858571 0.04884577 0.1320155 −0.1139361 0.008847495 0.03497537 TSPY26P −0.1140861 0.008757968 0.03621783 −0.05689843 0.1921849 0.3473603 −0.06314368 0.1477403 0.2737848 IQCD 0.1194427 0.006045435 0.02772534 0.06500856 0.1361188 0.2732364 0.04521588 0.3001729 0.4557272 SLC17A9 0.08747678 0.04472414 0.1205724 0.03207272 0.4625115 0.6232041 0.108285 0.01287322 0.04599137 NDN −0.1085971 0.0126146 0.04746761 −0.02448825 0.5748566 0.7207846 −0.09023985 0.03836842 0.1017238 LAMA1 −0.1116521 0.01031527 0.04067371 −0.03170306 0.4676886 0.6273255 −0.08297116 0.05697714 0.136547 SRRD −0.1112369 0.01060414 0.04156462 −0.05876297 0.1779957 0.3295151 −0.06541887 0.133659 0.2548492 PPP1R15B 0.1160397 0.007663421 0.03292196 0.08569045 0.04928734 0.1329001 0.01741255 0.6900317 0.7984097 CAMSAP3 0.1480564 0.000650599 0.005008673 −0.0171073 0.6951915 0.8129355 0.01236514 0.7770259 0.8589805 QSOX1 0.04792351 0.2721286 0.4343759 0.05401271 0.2157527 0.3749141 0.1232359 0.004609145 0.02168854 PARD6A 0.01208614 0.7819286 0.8652937 −0.1157409 0.007822488 0.03622129 −0.087738 0.04408762 0.1128979 MIR146A 0.03305681 0.4488863 0.6121937 0.1215032 0.00522189 0.02723248 0.07076167 0.1046715 0.2131246 PIGA 0.06668627 0.126277 0.2540083 0.1222778 0.004939443 0.02623125 0.03857239 0.3768514 0.5365583 FAM221A 0.003712806 0.9322369 0.9603882 −0.09468597 0.02975172 0.09341624 −0.1112405 0.01060166 0.03989309 SLC43A2 −0.008231556 0.8504674 0.9095465 −0.1204311 0.005636834 0.02884029 −0.08285044 0.0573404 0.1372285 TMEM27 0.05318485 0.2228819 0.3782822 0.1094769 0.01191 0.0491769 0.07360692 0.09140471 0.1935901 OSTM1 −0.1111154 0.01069008 0.04179643 −0.03157378 0.4695066 0.6289341 −0.08284569 0.05735473 0.1372392 CACFD1 −0.03881104 0.373904 0.5422348 −0.1125226 0.009732158 0.04247884 −0.07939667 0.06857403 0.1568582 ARMCX2 −0.1096284 0.0117923 0.04501745 −0.06220146 0.1538923 0.2979978 −0.06340267 0.1460826 0.2713241 PHKA2 −0.04332717 0.3208349 0.4866718 −0.1105744 0.01107998 0.04653054 −0.07871043 0.07100808 0.1611546 UBE4A 0.02360121 0.5887905 0.7271205 −0.1230762 0.004662793 0.02525347 −0.07254982 0.09616706 0.2008025 UGT1A10 0.1368323 0.001640825 0.01024154 0.02943273 0.5001756 0.6557355 0.03746256 0.3907446 0.5494821 NAA50 0.123836 0.004412583 0.02169507 0.06598585 0.1303165 0.264954 0.02983496 0.4943342 0.6441942 RNF215 −0.1118822 0.01015819 0.04025963 −0.05892351 0.1768114 0.3281383 −0.0624135 0.1524912 0.2804403 KLHL36 0.1244331 0.004224535 0.02099297 0.05501396 0.207351 0.3655165 0.0423182 0.3322436 0.491109 PUSL1 −0.006510767 0.8814661 0.9300959 −0.1116602 0.01030969 0.04419482 −0.09280622 0.03316797 0.09169115 SMPDL3B 0.1446912 0.000864539 0.006241452 0.00319617 0.9416479 0.9692226 0.03136163 0.4724984 0.6245092 HAT1 −0.06126201 0.1602176 0.3013088 −0.06662479 0.1266277 0.2597304 −0.1073027 0.01371807 0.04838871 MRM1 0.1136375 0.009028194 0.03695983 0.02992564 0.4930223 0.6494159 0.07919908 0.06926773 0.158185 B3GALNT2 −0.001203505 0.978011 0.9881262 −0.1259272 0.003785376 0.02183533 −0.07628554 0.08018055 0.1761138 HFE 0.05197344 0.2336146 0.3907332 0.06940421 0.1115168 0.2378125 0.1106476 0.01102654 0.0409037 PITPNM3 0.1249123 0.004078906 0.02040773 0.03024958 0.4883513 0.6451537 0.0613621 0.1595345 0.2897391 GCN1L1 0.01786843 0.6823526 0.7960494 −0.1112006 0.01062977 0.04528797 −0.08923931 0.04057535 0.1059802 RABAC1 −0.1113358 0.01053469 0.04136163 −0.05170907 0.2360046 0.4002799 −0.06829724 0.1173556 0.2315071 MAP3K3 −0.1315924 0.002470776 0.01391774 −0.01982549 0.649766 0.7787904 −0.0545008 0.211627 0.3545968 TBCEL −0.112003 0.01007657 0.04001592 −0.06382663 0.1433996 0.2835599 −0.05612473 0.1983101 0.3390173 CTAGE15 0.1214339 0.005247869 0.02473589 0.05406372 0.2153188 0.3743939 0.0486895 0.2645303 0.4159039 METTL3 −0.001142916 0.9791177 0.9887132 −0.1259962 0.003766122 0.02178747 −0.07577836 0.08221551 0.1789819 CLDND1 −0.04436989 0.3093158 0.474397 0.1161753 0.007592147 0.03539019 0.06813359 0.1182387 0.2326827 ACADVL −0.02084887 0.6329833 0.7609523 −0.1209025 0.005450872 0.02815239 −0.07522994 0.08446272 0.1827225 CNTNAP3 0.0222767 0.6098808 0.7434692 0.1288139 0.003052073 0.01877234 0.06227321 0.1534171 0.2816052 PNPO 0.1117729 0.01023251 0.0404577 0.04498124 0.3026906 0.4738669 0.07178974 0.09971205 0.2060104 TFAM 0.03428805 0.4321635 0.5971143 −0.1225325 0.004849608 0.02594224 −0.06511936 0.1354512 0.2570691 BMP8B 0.1189203 0.00627197 0.02851063 0.06657448 0.1269151 0.2601283 0.03841189 0.3788416 0.5385107 NHLRC1 0.1355168 0.001820848 0.01107225 0.03781755 0.3862674 0.5549604 0.02931117 0.5019481 0.6502807 RN7SL657P −0.025843 0.5538811 0.7008082 −0.1138381 0.008906452 0.03982297 −0.08176187 0.06070347 0.1433059 ALDH1L2 −0.1369869 0.001620781 0.01016658 0.00494177 0.9098903 0.9508562 −0.04888875 0.262578 0.4140504 COPS6 −0.1171221 0.007111122 0.03128293 −0.0625037 0.1518981 0.2950006 −0.04702303 0.2812498 0.4349684 DRAM2 0.1194208 0.006054754 0.02775847 0.06731292 0.1227461 0.2542036 0.03569427 0.4135116 0.5713389 OSBPL2 0.1271941 0.003445838 0.01790987 0.01852224 0.6713965 0.7953413 0.06200224 0.1552176 0.283862 FRA10AC1 −0.01120264 0.7975103 0.8760053 −0.1092887 0.01205777 0.04965446 −0.09245935 0.03383365 0.09317978 ZNF341 0.136876 0.001635134 0.01023113 0.02354822 0.5896279 0.731921 0.03819678 0.381519 0.54126 FBXL19 −0.04888646 0.2626004 0.42344 −0.1111428 0.01067064 0.04543428 −0.07104254 0.1032976 0.21105 LIMD1-AS1 −0.03162409 0.4687986 0.629421 −0.1127616 0.009577256 0.0420258 −0.0799513 0.06665709 0.1536347 KCND1 −0.05425531 0.2136949 0.3681211 −0.06347279 0.1456362 0.2868351 −0.1119979 0.01008003 0.03852389 SOCS5 −0.1221032 0.005001876 0.02393301 −0.02315436 0.5958682 0.7366111 −0.06833831 0.1171347 0.2312294 XRCC2 −0.02494746 0.5677048 0.7096882 −0.1110933 0.01070575 0.04552806 −0.08490103 0.05142464 0.1262843 MIR137HG −0.02633421 0.546369 0.6947632 −0.08732223 0.04510436 0.1246887 −0.1076741 0.01339304 0.04747076 CPEB2 0.01025948 0.8142332 0.887436 0.1362686 0.001715865 0.01266457 0.05336251 0.2213379 0.3659345 PER2 0.1186124 0.006409007 0.02889133 0.01619121 0.7107605 0.8229827 0.07667663 0.07863943 0.1735229 ST3GAL6 0.02133808 0.6250259 0.7553165 0.08810386 0.04320893 0.1208337 0.1083586 0.01281181 0.04586615 PGD −0.011464 0.7928921 0.872708 −0.1169514 0.007195742 0.03409038 −0.0821965 0.05934165 0.1408795 LRRC8B 0.02781026 0.5241033 0.6766528 −0.1167791 0.007282138 0.03438266 −0.07555332 0.0831317 0.180432 NADK2 −0.002132514 0.9610477 0.9787877 −0.08181336 0.06054078 0.1545328 −0.1185931 0.006417697 0.02779338 SLC29A2 0.1083661 0.01280558 0.04807095 −0.07113393 0.1028536 0.2245678 −0.05109788 0.2415959 0.3896609 STARD8 −0.1187887 0.006330208 0.02862579 −0.05753299 0.1872656 0.3413949 −0.04707634 0.2807041 0.4343175 FAM162A 0.01937464 0.6572168 0.7783375 −0.08218281 0.05938417 0.1526594 −0.1134904 0.009118411 0.03583262 SUOX −0.01469796 0.7363956 0.8352938 −0.1094685 0.01191658 0.04918945 −0.08978546 0.03935774 0.1036334 PRMT5 0.003936992 0.9281559 0.9585963 −0.1169637 0.007189653 0.03407313 −0.08407584 0.05374095 0.1305445 ENPP1 −0.1221625 0.004980584 0.02385573 −0.05859977 0.1792057 0.3311599 −0.03805154 0.3833333 0.5430113 FAM72C 0.1084167 0.0127635 0.04793717 0.07050862 0.1059216 0.229431 0.05067564 0.2455125 0.3946516 MEN1 −0.0626103 0.1511994 0.2887288 −0.1214194 0.005253295 0.0273655 −0.03734797 0.3921965 0.5508561 C10orf12 −0.01326454 0.7612821 0.851787 −0.1235249 0.00451351 0.02473168 −0.07166903 0.1002845 0.2069475 NPIPA3 −0.06686382 0.1252687 0.2525514 −0.0567876 0.1930537 0.3484308 −0.106819 0.01415169 0.04957902 hsa-mir-6080 0.1140843 0.008759067 0.03621783 0.0310306 0.4771877 0.6354243 0.07405819 0.08943013 0.1902458 OCLN 0.1428669 0.00100609 0.006998387 0.004619831 0.915738 0.9541525 0.02889785 0.5079994 0.6556965 PPP1R14BP3 0.02201589 0.6140728 0.7472052 0.05434468 0.2129404 0.3715579 0.1291084 0.002985063 0.01581178 CSPP1 −0.006718812 0.8777077 0.927849 −0.1206028 0.005568461 0.02858598 −0.07745581 0.07564063 0.1685626 MYRF −0.04959275 0.2557595 0.4149909 −0.1249898 0.00405578 0.0228923 −0.04399677 0.313406 0.4707364 CTAGE6 0.1319895 0.002396492 0.01355966 0.03990059 0.3606296 0.5309105 0.03132794 0.4729746 0.6249315 G3BP2 −0.108056 0.01306593 0.04873114 −0.04926162 0.2589511 0.4261458 −0.07024947 0.1072142 0.216831 ANXA5 −0.1352849 0.001854398 0.01121002 0.0441361 0.3118746 0.4831366 0.01431396 0.7430366 0.835541 AGPAT2 0.1085757 0.01263214 0.04752076 0.03196718 0.4639864 0.6245713 0.08011198 0.06611007 0.1526266 TRAPPC10 −0.02571315 0.5558753 0.7014077 −0.1093297 0.01202542 0.04956525 −0.08400254 0.05395083 0.1308261 IL6ST −0.1269266 0.00351514 0.01818856 0.04291864 0.3254231 0.4970987 0.0412348 0.3447814 0.5037824 CSNK1E −0.121061 0.005389578 0.02530956 −0.06418718 0.1411477 0.2807157 −0.02986669 0.493875 0.6436823 TP53 −0.01919391 0.6602132 0.7804832 −0.1108761 0.01086103 0.04594974 −0.08465051 0.05211888 0.1276738 AKR1A1 −0.02143484 0.6234573 0.7539867 −0.1110959 0.0107039 0.04552806 −0.08342133 0.05563936 0.1339226 SCFD2 −0.1180938 0.006645944 0.02968707 −0.02892743 0.5075651 0.6623042 −0.0678991 0.1195132 0.2344284 RNF208 0.1234615 0.004534343 0.02216843 0.03526408 0.4191665 0.5849587 0.05438273 0.2126197 0.3556181 URB1 −0.04224878 0.3330381 0.5005812 −0.1138441 0.008902847 0.03982135 −0.06823165 0.1177089 0.2320009 MXD3 −0.06273561 0.1503813 0.2877192 −0.05224521 0.2311756 0.3940402 −0.1106409 0.01103141 0.0409037 ZFYVE21 0.1076209 0.01343916 0.04971026 0.04032633 0.3555237 0.5259922 0.07594275 0.08155142 0.1780121 BNIP2 −0.003557551 0.9350641 0.9621179 0.1106778 0.0110045 0.0463174 0.0894515 0.04009856 0.1050305 PRPF39 −0.02794642 0.522073 0.6750507 −0.1150179 0.008219621 0.03751112 −0.07480089 0.08625511 0.185304 TFAP2A-AS1 0.0546095 0.2107159 0.364614 0.1156715 0.007859842 0.0363473 0.05453565 0.2113346 0.3542348 KIAA1644 −0.1401963 0.001252178 0.008291661 −0.02368432 0.5874784 0.7305972 −0.01930138 0.6584307 0.7753551 ALDH1A1 −0.02302217 0.5979694 0.7343512 −0.1160848 0.007639618 0.03554005 −0.07558594 0.0829984 0.1802269 AGRN 0.1142403 0.008666793 0.03597766 0.04004232 0.3589247 0.5294482 0.06636854 0.1280972 0.2469508 SPATA5L1 −0.03009427 0.4905878 0.6481105 −0.1118868 0.01015505 0.04376102 −0.07789875 0.07397781 0.166107 PRMT2 −0.1236885 0.004460183 0.02188272 −0.03670603 0.4003906 0.5669417 −0.05188306 0.2344298 0.3809329 ITGB1 −0.01578183 0.7177575 0.8226668 0.05603586 0.1990227 0.3559292 0.1286579 0.00308814 0.01618976 LAT2 0.05273592 0.2268175 0.3825994 0.04391223 0.3143377 0.4859787 0.1201783 0.00573891 0.02549629 TTF2 −0.03004967 0.4912311 0.6484898 −0.07415644 0.08900484 0.2028255 −0.113351 0.009204623 0.03606958 ITGB1P1 −0.004418181 0.9194032 0.9529613 0.0593842 0.1734452 0.3234871 0.1295215 0.002893284 0.01543385 CKAP4 −0.143404 0.000962334 0.006778704 0.005522188 0.8993599 0.9446266 0.02157642 0.6211649 0.748247 ZNF175 −0.1100524 0.0114682 0.04411992 −0.06031048 0.1668221 0.3156173 −0.0555151 0.2032358 0.3449804 RASA3 −0.1403379 0.001237842 0.008212359 0.02317941 0.5954704 0.7364644 0.01762867 0.6863872 0.7964652 DOCK2 −0.1223078 0.004928758 0.02369719 −0.03723161 0.3936743 0.5612834 −0.05372156 0.2182411 0.3623208 CC2D2A −0.1302548 0.002736672 0.01507987 −0.02205177 0.6134954 0.7509667 −0.04773268 0.2740445 0.4267474 PPP1R26-AS1 0.1126184 0.009669765 0.03881011 0.04167144 0.3396926 0.5105097 0.06664752 0.1264979 0.2444771 GATAD2B −0.04052916 0.3531073 0.5214748 −0.07499879 0.0854246 0.1967607 −0.1076824 0.01338589 0.04745753 B3GALTL −0.1130837 0.009372001 0.03792119 −0.01284293 0.7686504 0.8621843 −0.08073998 0.06400726 0.1491574 CDH11 −0.1122581 0.009906127 0.03951009 −0.03890797 0.372711 0.5424829 −0.06881357 0.114603 0.2276555 ATAD3C 0.107801 0.01328355 0.04931816 0.02366968 0.5877094 0.7306913 0.08313104 0.05649899 0.135658 MTA2 −0.02294826 0.5991456 0.7351902 −0.1136006 0.009050707 0.04032548 −0.07800394 0.07358732 0.1653903 SOWAHC 0.1094221 0.0119529 0.04543503 0.05159539 0.2370376 0.401551 0.06349423 0.1454999 0.270678 PEX1 −0.01844522 0.6726836 0.7899336 −0.08190527 0.06025131 0.1539633 −0.110723 0.01097166 0.04076736 TMEM54 0.1424451 0.00104172 0.007192315 0.02607427 0.550338 0.6996853 −0.001048636 0.98084 0.9884384 FLNA −0.1271958 0.003445417 0.01790987 −0.04580785 0.2938832 0.4644142 −0.03349706 0.4428652 0.5981208 NOP56 −0.03322114 0.4466335 0.6102054 −0.1229174 0.004716681 0.02544631 −0.05787051 0.1846872 0.3213728 HEATR5B 0.002442511 0.9553909 0.9761496 −0.08718896 0.04543443 0.1252961 −0.1105762 0.01107866 0.04104437 IGSF3 0.03036936 0.4866301 0.6451995 0.125948 0.003779557 0.02183339 0.05416282 0.2144778 0.3578228 S100A3 0.006782858 0.8765512 0.9271766 0.08975923 0.03941551 0.1134011 0.1074722 0.01356889 0.0479597 ISG15 0.1251001 0.00402308 0.02017919 0.03538217 0.4176097 0.5834296 0.04759093 0.2754736 0.4283195 OFD1 0.1216692 0.005160156 0.02445496 0.0674723 0.1218603 0.2532359 0.01596587 0.714609 0.8146249 CCDC6 0.1434998 0.00095472 0.006740076 −0.01465008 0.7372226 0.8419266 0.009368907 0.8301017 0.8961596 MORF4L1 −0.114954 0.008255549 0.0347367 −0.01991974 0.6482127 0.7776912 −0.07431077 0.08834003 0.188503 MIER3 −0.04421559 0.311003 0.4760641 −0.07249936 0.09639922 0.2145133 −0.1066744 0.01428369 0.04997099 RAB11FIP5 −0.1098351 0.01163323 0.04457004 −0.05371992 0.2182551 0.3781767 −0.05992877 0.169528 0.3030646 TMEM102 0.142573 0.001030797 0.007131048 −0.02121224 0.6270687 0.761089 0.005160434 0.9059212 0.9443916 PPM1B −0.03202689 0.4631516 0.6242478 −0.0735644 0.09159258 0.2067256 −0.1113538 0.01052209 0.03972254 CARD10 0.1137022 0.008988774 0.03688637 0.01839734 0.6734842 0.7967 0.07633715 0.07997581 0.175775 MED14 −0.04992255 0.2526078 0.411803 −0.06089623 0.1627327 0.3100297 −0.1108578 0.0108742 0.04060634 NUP37 0.1286098 0.003099348 0.01649322 0.03317764 0.4472291 0.6107114 0.0402402 0.3565529 0.5158898 NTAN1 −0.1155404 0.007930834 0.03376851 −0.04854324 0.2659698 0.4341034 −0.054386 0.2125922 0.3556147 DENND1B 0.1160923 0.007635688 0.03283322 0.06621236 0.1289994 0.2631988 0.03297908 0.4499542 0.6048202 NF2 −0.1123168 0.009867311 0.03940979 −0.05652955 0.1950877 0.3511023 −0.05211299 0.2323599 0.3787241 PTN −0.1235882 0.004492811 0.02200772 −0.01668168 0.7024095 0.8173997 −0.06113645 0.1610777 0.2919323 MMP16 −0.1187963 0.006326821 0.02861977 −0.03378378 0.4389686 0.6035168 −0.05964806 0.1715389 0.3056387 PRICKLE4 0.1164053 0.007472695 0.03235224 0.03052717 0.4843675 0.6417812 0.06542884 0.1335996 0.2548059 DSTNP1 −0.1178861 0.006743029 0.03002438 −0.07006009 0.1081666 0.2327485 −0.02080125 0.6337601 0.7579372 SHOX2 −0.1309394 0.002597491 0.01447337 0.003304657 0.939671 0.9680468 −0.05195492 0.2337815 0.3800981 FGF5 −0.1190951 0.006195335 0.02824529 −0.0314747 0.4709025 0.6300197 −0.06014725 0.1679752 0.3011008 PPP2CB −0.1165299 0.007408669 0.032125 −0.05934919 0.1736994 0.3237008 −0.03991003 0.3605158 0.5197865 CHTOP 0.01639658 0.7072595 0.8154693 −0.07800138 0.0735968 0.1777748 −0.1124452 0.009782793 0.03759434 ZNF749 −0.01385341 0.7510268 0.8450721 −0.06769835 0.1206128 0.2513564 −0.1200036 0.005810409 0.02571251 HLX −0.1188803 0.006289593 0.02852553 −0.04010238 0.3582037 0.5286087 −0.05329403 0.2219322 0.3666992 ZNF789 −0.01478451 0.7349013 0.8343468 −0.08537706 0.05012675 0.1346955 −0.1069644 0.01402013 0.04925446 GLS −0.1158878 0.00774389 0.03315509 −0.0568933 0.1922251 0.3473878 −0.04315235 0.3227931 0.480633 GFOD1-AS1 0.1235539 0.004504036 0.02205124 0.01815712 0.6775064 0.798878 0.05868815 0.1785497 0.3142683 TIMMDC1 0.0552576 0.2053428 0.3574049 0.1140131 0.008801426 0.03950566 0.05063569 0.2458854 0.3949995 RASSF4 −0.1255584 0.00388974 0.01967921 −0.03153366 0.4700716 0.6291927 −0.04556548 0.2964477 0.4514996 MCM7 −0.03632037 0.4053623 0.5724673 −0.1149666 0.008248487 0.03760236 −0.06477542 0.137532 0.2599902 CPNE3 0.1189836 0.006244104 0.0284118 0.04338893 0.3201448 0.4920705 0.05013474 0.2505944 0.4006463 BNIP3 −0.1075461 0.01350432 0.04989824 −0.06150357 0.1585728 0.3043119 −0.05303124 0.224223 0.3690386 BCAT1 −0.118304 0.006548959 0.02935747 −0.07252388 0.09628632 0.2143306 −0.008986338 0.8369401 0.9000632 MX2 0.1197063 0.005933935 0.02736619 0.06347008 0.1456534 0.2868351 0.02345354 0.5911252 0.7234882 NDUFA3 0.005583316 0.8982519 0.9401778 −0.06965484 0.110227 0.2358208 −0.1200922 0.005774031 0.02561962 DICER1 0.1268069 0.003546556 0.01832387 0.01577529 0.7178694 0.8282725 0.05234777 0.2302599 0.3760839 C10orf95 0.1345798 0.001959927 0.01166689 −0.03522524 0.4196793 0.5853646 0.01422607 0.7445595 0.8364796 ARVCF −0.005580715 0.8982991 0.9401778 −0.1206577 0.005546732 0.02851591 −0.0707586 0.1046866 0.2131246 RPSAP8 −0.03699866 0.3966427 0.5641024 −0.1117981 0.01021537 0.04395294 −0.06842352 0.1166776 0.2305232 MOB3B 0.1139078 0.008864521 0.03653695 0.06062051 0.1646481 0.3127371 0.04123468 0.3447828 0.5037824 ZZZ3 −0.0350867 0.4215114 0.5870675 −0.05619918 0.1977146 0.3545464 −0.1186165 0.006407153 0.02775635 ZNF626 −0.04241584 0.3311283 0.4984292 −0.1091768 0.01214632 0.04984215 −0.06811311 0.1183496 0.2328021 ATP6V0B −0.06885814 0.1143679 0.2367821 −0.03803769 0.3835066 0.5525337 −0.1089917 0.01229412 0.04449346 FZD4 −0.0704107 0.1064086 0.2252626 −0.04040852 0.3545432 0.5250438 −0.1067762 0.01419069 0.04969063 XRCC1 −0.02551588 0.5589115 0.703644 −0.04613719 0.2904223 0.4608285 −0.1265073 0.003626298 0.01813019 CYP7B1 0.04591502 0.2927539 0.4572822 0.1193413 0.006088831 0.0304092 0.04783924 0.2729735 0.4254496 ACOT11 0.1348127 0.001924468 0.01149642 0.02854934 0.5131314 0.6675025 0.01955468 0.6542372 0.7724811 PID1 −0.1164059 0.00747239 0.03235224 −0.05585237 0.2004999 0.357606 −0.04050991 0.3533361 0.5129952 NUPL2 −0.04402497 0.3130957 0.4783731 −0.05831744 0.1813133 0.3339553 −0.1126399 0.009655849 0.03727115 BCR 0.1134907 0.009118221 0.03722984 −0.003013913 0.9449699 0.9708713 0.07807726 0.07331612 0.1649672 VILL 0.1131431 0.009334524 0.03784964 0.04864764 0.2649417 0.4328822 0.05350875 0.2200728 0.3644056 CTAGE5 0.1286601 0.00308763 0.01644727 −0.000638614 0.9883309 0.9943027 0.05340582 0.2209627 0.3655747 AAED1 −0.1247631 0.004123746 0.02057291 −0.04419879 0.311187 0.4823981 −0.03307031 0.448701 0.6037667 RAPGEFL1 0.1287554 0.003065562 0.0163673 −0.01768179 0.6854925 0.8057229 0.04523602 0.2999574 0.4555491 LOXL2 −0.1307227 0.002640842 0.0146621 −0.02222842 0.6106558 0.74861 −0.0375359 0.3898171 0.5485658 WDR5 −0.03326418 0.4460444 0.6098715 −0.1168195 0.007261787 0.0342982 −0.06144341 0.1589812 0.2889319 SMOX 0.04729764 0.2784465 0.441373 0.05968848 0.1712483 0.3206787 0.1097568 0.01169324 0.04280857 METTL25 −0.0632927 0.1467847 0.2830949 −0.1138434 0.008903228 0.03982135 −0.03844554 0.3784237 0.5380534 L2HGDH 0.1109805 0.01078613 0.04207738 −0.07256127 0.09611444 0.2141192 −0.02729238 0.5318623 0.6748397 MCFD2 −0.01794247 0.6811085 0.7952646 0.07067298 0.1051083 0.2283293 0.1148534 0.008312448 0.0335412 NAV1 −0.1151982 0.008118957 0.03436651 −0.03350242 0.4427921 0.6071653 −0.0608662 0.1629405 0.2942357 VSIG10 0.1310403 0.002577532 0.01439151 0.0272283 0.5328264 0.684676 0.03138585 0.4721563 0.6243534 PTPMT1 0.111796 0.01021677 0.04041125 0.05466911 0.2102176 0.3685626 0.04890983 0.262372 0.4139132 MAGEH1 −0.118555 0.006434869 0.02896732 −0.005212691 0.904973 0.9478756 −0.06902954 0.1134668 0.2259758 ABLIM1 0.1309462 0.00259615 0.01447169 −0.008279355 0.8496094 0.9143852 0.04401353 0.3132215 0.4706099 ITPRIP −0.0275351 0.5282186 0.6799477 0.07143292 0.1014117 0.2224314 0.110435 0.01118252 0.04136312 TJP1 0.07049823 0.1059733 0.2244775 0.03684779 0.3985724 0.5652296 0.1069219 0.01405845 0.04935172 ANK3 0.1337299 0.002094415 0.01223852 0.02536375 0.5612584 0.7094865 −0.02362102 0.5884777 0.7212431 KIAA1731 −0.007375502 0.8658629 0.9204174 −0.0739484 0.08990736 0.2041469 −0.1148409 0.008319565 0.0335555 PPM1F −0.1399384 0.001278658 0.008438899 −0.002970575 0.94576 0.971157 −0.01978833 0.6503787 0.7698461 PPP1CB −0.0209411 0.6314798 0.7598563 −0.07659904 0.07894322 0.1864287 −0.1089465 0.0123305 0.04458972 MAN2A2 −0.03209593 0.4621876 0.6234314 −0.06100208 0.1620019 0.309018 −0.1152598 0.008084806 0.03285618 PCBD1 0.04446685 0.3082588 0.4732687 −0.1174811 0.006935957 0.03319251 −0.04978575 0.2539118 0.4038672 RAB19 0.1126235 0.009666458 0.03880803 −0.05412356 0.2148107 0.3737904 −0.04661911 0.2854076 0.4394943 ATP5F1 −0.030532 0.4842983 0.6432816 −0.06200161 0.1552218 0.2999906 −0.1147695 0.008360189 0.03367057 SNF8 −0.1392666 0.001350102 0.008796271 −0.02069174 0.6355481 0.7675656 −0.003236496 0.940913 0.9641173 TRIM33 −0.03667333 0.4008107 0.5680567 −0.0512815 0.2399064 0.404792 −0.1181454 0.006622005 0.02841297 ZNF485 0.006507638 0.8815226 0.9300959 −0.1151918 0.008122459 0.03714077 −0.07415851 0.0889959 0.1895781 STX12 −0.06088412 0.1628165 0.3047075 −0.04868491 0.2645754 0.432436 −0.106766 0.01419999 0.04971067 ARHGAP44 0.008379677 0.8478092 0.9078648 −0.1110432 0.01074138 0.04562381 −0.07915961 0.069407 0.1584251 ZNF516 −0.1126663 0.009638742 0.03870792 −0.06178101 0.1566994 0.3018822 −0.03634559 0.4050361 0.5626947 EIF2B5 0.1297508 0.002843462 0.01550868 0.04213041 0.3343956 0.5052649 0.01397076 0.7489884 0.8393181 ITGB5 0.006045319 0.889884 0.9352738 0.1145367 0.008493827 0.03842205 0.07514533 0.0848138 0.1831973 BCL2L11 0.1280866 0.003223535 0.01702785 0.04128291 0.3442183 0.5147373 0.0210905 0.6290476 0.7537632 TRUB1 −0.03948536 0.3656533 0.5339972 −0.1093321 0.01202355 0.04956525 −0.06591113 0.1307532 0.2506718 SPATA5 −0.1197022 0.005935665 0.02736619 −0.04355726 0.3182692 0.4902058 −0.04185088 0.3376153 0.4964365 SLC27A2 0.1295236 0.00289283 0.01569186 −0.02901853 0.5062286 0.661118 0.02992597 0.4930177 0.642882 HACL1 −0.04989598 0.2528607 0.4119359 −0.0581119 0.1828593 0.3358477 −0.1072551 0.01376025 0.04848835 SETX −0.0422596 0.3329142 0.500522 −0.110792 0.01092165 0.04612209 −0.06116276 0.1608971 0.2916817 WLS −0.04042174 0.3543857 0.5228483 −0.05848926 0.1800285 0.3321936 −0.1118531 0.01017795 0.03877034 USP10 −0.000460528 0.9915849 0.9955904 −0.07691487 0.07771246 0.1846815 −0.112972 0.009442698 0.03673363 PLAC8 0.1200932 0.005773653 0.02682359 0.05125991 0.2401046 0.4049456 0.03158671 0.4693246 0.6219087 GGT6 0.1420946 0.001072221 0.007377283 −0.004607068 0.9159699 0.9541525 −0.003572286 0.9347957 0.9598828 LRPPRC 0.01103635 0.8004522 0.8777919 −0.1194619 0.006037261 0.03026022 −0.0654069 0.1337303 0.2549153 ITPA −0.028465 0.5143775 0.6682491 −0.1207606 0.005506241 0.02839621 −0.05425941 0.2136602 0.3570151 PABPC3 0.1095524 0.01185117 0.04514406 0.02462374 0.572742 0.7192346 0.07136306 0.1017472 0.2087895 PPP1R15A −0.000881127 0.9839001 0.991307 0.1174956 0.00692896 0.03319251 0.07166901 0.1002846 0.2069475 MAP3K8 0.1344298 0.001983072 0.01177074 −0.003495181 0.9362001 0.9660305 0.03337523 0.4445268 0.5999 CRNKL1 −0.0221995 0.6111203 0.7445889 −0.118736 0.006353666 0.03127181 −0.06102273 0.1618596 0.2930061 VAT1 −0.1157304 0.00782811 0.0334129 −0.02240654 0.6077986 0.7463563 −0.06316509 0.1476027 0.2736027 ZNF804A −0.1168256 0.007258745 0.03176186 −0.04885007 0.2629562 0.4306384 −0.04155993 0.3409876 0.4998637 RGMB −0.1305703 0.00267172 0.0148099 −0.01108726 0.7995512 0.8826198 −0.03958789 0.3644088 0.5240424 FUT8 0.03535055 0.4180262 0.5837185 0.02963841 0.497184 0.653167 0.1265649 0.003610841 0.01807888 AKAP7 −0.1076673 0.01339894 0.04960103 −0.03492183 0.4236976 0.588979 −0.06751901 0.1216018 0.2376544 LINC00473 0.02978585 0.4950454 0.652019 0.1098541 0.01161873 0.04823175 0.06965311 0.1102359 0.2212508 DSC3 0.1150915 0.008178385 0.03452683 0.04898286 0.2616594 0.4290806 0.04392741 0.3141703 0.4713079 MIR5010 −0.1108194 0.01090188 0.04243382 −0.06929106 0.1121029 0.2386601 −0.02600601 0.5513826 0.6908965 TOP1MT −0.0073814 0.8657566 0.9204174 −0.110286 0.011293 0.04716089 −0.0785171 0.07170642 0.1624115 IDE −0.01373549 0.7530771 0.8463529 −0.117943 0.006716283 0.03244844 −0.06504295 0.1359113 0.2576965 ERV3-1 −0.003776284 0.9310812 0.9600617 −0.1096557 0.01177115 0.04873367 −0.08021432 0.06576356 0.1521042 ENOSF1 0.1171886 0.007078338 0.0311609 0.04281492 0.3265948 0.4981779 0.04484846 0.3041215 0.4603653 IGDCC4 −0.1212407 0.005320856 0.02502061 −0.03619662 0.4069654 0.5733352 −0.04149701 0.3417197 0.5005545 PNPLA4 0.1084443 0.01274065 0.04787718 0.07237974 0.09695142 0.2154321 0.02532767 0.5618157 0.6998416 MED1 −0.1076605 0.01340488 0.04960982 −0.06456777 0.1388001 0.2774887 −0.03914623 0.3697885 0.5293723 PSMB3 0.04427634 0.310338 0.4754644 0.0578893 0.1845445 0.3380235 0.1085142 0.01268281 0.04549591 NKIRAS2 −0.1135899 0.009057268 0.03704617 −0.05550047 0.2033551 0.360803 −0.03751958 0.3900234 0.5486897 B4GALT6 −0.1123652 0.009835389 0.03931613 −0.04656133 0.2860058 0.4562653 −0.04916304 0.2599067 0.4108977 GEM −0.114232 0.008671682 0.03598722 −0.03514388 0.4207545 0.5861171 −0.05492947 0.2080507 0.3506518 LRRC20 −0.03969986 0.3630527 0.531482 −0.1123 0.009878393 0.04292768 −0.05738758 0.1883846 0.3259729 CTAGE9 0.1154795 0.007964036 0.0338581 0.05196974 0.2336479 0.3972329 0.03709391 0.3954273 0.5536062 LINC00622 0.01275785 0.7701401 0.8577036 0.1292951 0.002943261 0.01832987 0.04354156 0.3184439 0.4760413 RSPH1 0.1219584 0.005054172 0.02412518 0.02126173 0.626265 0.7606197 0.04923919 0.2591684 0.4100676 SLC35B2 0.004938806 0.9099441 0.9476627 0.07129929 0.1020542 0.2235235 0.113572 0.009068235 0.03566566 ETV1 −0.137688 0.001532646 0.009727725 0.01441077 0.7413605 0.8453344 −0.007116774 0.8705261 0.9217533 CLSTN3 −0.05803159 0.1834659 0.3311365 −0.1101654 0.01138312 0.04745183 −0.04288529 0.3257996 0.4837641 ZDHHC6 0.1153721 0.008022856 0.03406655 0.03163847 0.4685964 0.628172 0.05425466 0.2137004 0.3570163 AIDA −0.1213742 0.005270312 0.02482486 −0.02496246 0.567472 0.7144861 −0.04735082 0.2779059 0.4311382 DMBX1 0.1124712 0.009765735 0.03911633 −0.05336989 0.221274 0.3821392 −0.04046399 0.3538825 0.5135207 NSUN5 0.136092 0.001740015 0.01066458 0.02030976 0.6418015 0.7725707 −0.006059934 0.8896195 0.933973 CCDC47 0.1079084 0.01319155 0.04908601 0.0614622 0.1588536 0.3047216 0.04027037 0.3561922 0.5155822 CHMP1A 0.1080868 0.0130399 0.04868627 0.04061525 0.3520847 0.5222364 0.05981946 0.170309 0.3041091 FAM149B1 −0.01735051 0.6910793 0.802196 −0.1139195 0.008857468 0.03969412 −0.06671404 0.1261189 0.243914 DYRK4 −0.115862 0.007757637 0.03319386 −0.03945036 0.3660787 0.5359681 −0.04679654 0.2835761 0.4373997 FKRP −0.1168777 0.007232594 0.0316773 −0.03905281 0.3709327 0.5410261 −0.04519052 0.3004443 0.45599 BCAS3 0.05539946 0.2041801 0.3564061 0.1125441 0.009718105 0.04244314 0.04009367 0.3583083 0.5175151 FAM157C 0.1334649 0.002138045 0.01241011 −0.02157775 0.6211434 0.7568744 0.014423 0.7411489 0.8340247 FAM126A −0.1342065 0.002017993 0.01188677 0.003429856 0.93739 0.9666013 −0.02633181 0.5464057 0.6866485 GRPEL2 0.003848855 0.9297601 0.9592566 −0.04636299 0.2880654 0.458238 −0.1266785 0.003580553 0.01795307 PRPF19 −0.02708366 0.5350057 0.6853883 −0.1135519 0.0090806 0.04036821 −0.06144267 0.1589863 0.2889319 ALDH3A2 0.1269597 0.00350651 0.01815741 0.00030959 0.9943429 0.9969931 0.04643812 0.287284 0.4416996 DGAT1 0.1190371 0.006220673 0.02831444 0.04055507 0.3527992 0.5229619 0.03817384 0.3818052 0.5414515 PPP2R2C 0.1081354 0.01299883 0.04861282 0.04556934 0.2964067 0.4668961 0.05433075 0.2130579 0.3561797 PRKD2 0.1117504 0.01024788 0.04049977 0.04277025 0.3271003 0.4985218 0.04985319 0.2532684 0.4032206 DUS1L 0.1223841 0.004901774 0.0235919 0.01500861 0.7310372 0.8376806 0.04832951 0.2680829 0.4196879 GCH1 0.1346506 0.001949083 0.01161854 −0.01014211 0.8163203 0.8946194 0.01726103 0.6925913 0.799882 ITGB7 0.1133569 0.009200938 0.03746204 0.012334 0.7775727 0.8677422 0.06484268 0.1371232 0.2595699 BRI3 0.02827848 0.5171387 0.6707094 0.1191996 0.006149922 0.03065611 0.0491421 0.2601099 0.41095 C9orf152 0.1163698 0.007491013 0.03241138 0.03513207 0.4209108 0.5861826 0.04603974 0.2914435 0.4461726 ZNF426 −0.1076885 0.01338058 0.04958517 −0.03959173 0.3643622 0.5345796 −0.05804156 0.1833905 0.3199565 STARD3NL −0.1199507 0.005832201 0.02705381 −0.02298768 0.5985182 0.7384129 −0.04780627 0.2733046 0.4257556 TASP1 0.1198474 0.005875036 0.02720361 0.00272752 0.950192 0.9734612 0.05777361 0.1854248 0.3222936 PJA2 −0.1163422 0.007505316 0.03246317 −0.02085179 0.6329357 0.7654733 −0.05561575 0.2024165 0.3440092 KCTD10 −0.1277164 0.00331411 0.01735173 −0.04065477 0.3516159 0.521718 −0.004958008 0.9095954 0.9464498 PMS2 −0.05970276 0.1711457 0.3153113 −0.03837294 0.3793255 0.548737 −0.1068426 0.01413033 0.04954157 ITGB3 −0.1124364 0.009788533 0.03917383 0.01821959 0.6764596 0.7983416 −0.06310047 0.1480183 0.2741596 MSANTD4 −0.1190608 0.006210292 0.02827643 −0.02525592 0.5629248 0.7108828 −0.0474809 0.2765863 0.4296178 TBC1D9B −0.04562169 0.2958516 0.4604157 −0.04543332 0.2978522 0.4682938 −0.1110852 0.01071148 0.04018094 TRAPPC6A 0.1189512 0.006258356 0.02845804 0.03765557 0.3883065 0.5566833 0.0372501 0.3934392 0.5518775 BNIP3P1 −0.1075873 0.01346836 0.0497918 −0.05832501 0.1812566 0.333895 −0.03940185 0.3666689 0.5265309 CCNG1 −0.01798346 0.6804201 0.7949943 −0.05530485 0.204955 0.3628093 −0.1167278 0.007308046 0.0305101 HMGN2 −0.006998023 0.872668 0.9250374 −0.06264628 0.1509642 0.2938018 −0.1154928 0.007956792 0.03245914 GAL3ST4 −0.1150834 0.00818293 0.03453554 −0.02249781 0.6063368 0.7452188 −0.05569218 0.2017959 0.3432709 ZNF204P 0.1151451 0.008148477 0.03445805 0.02296671 0.5988519 0.7386937 0.05526194 0.2053072 0.3472683 CALCOCO2 0.027307 0.5316425 0.6822729 0.1126078 0.009676697 0.04231541 0.05932032 0.1739091 0.3086763 PMS2CL −0.05295791 0.2248652 0.380765 −0.04456383 0.3072038 0.4785828 −0.1070293 0.01396169 0.04908926 MRPL3 0.1142505 0.008660762 0.03596335 0.05612006 0.1983475 0.3552237 0.02528689 0.562446 0.7003052 USP43 0.1338404 0.002076463 0.01216938 0.007697836 0.8600597 0.9207884 0.01714496 0.6945543 0.8014841 PARP3 −0.1150458 0.008203959 0.03459282 −0.03875256 0.3746249 0.5441875 −0.04338998 0.3201331 0.4776943 SLC27A3 0.1095 0.01189197 0.04525847 0.0365774 0.4020448 0.5685321 0.05481837 0.2089733 0.3515142 PK3C2B 0.1318954 0.002413908 0.0136375 −0.01898201 0.6637333 0.7893459 −0.01352793 0.75669 0.8446165 TNFAIP6 −0.1279779 0.003249878 0.01711076 −0.01814352 0.6777345 0.7989656 −0.02779981 0.5242593 0.6685797 CBWD1 −0.03277155 0.4528123 0.6156542 −0.1115445 0.01038944 0.04448187 −0.05658239 0.1946699 0.3341023 SDCCAG3 −0.03397108 0.4364338 0.6012196 −0.1138216 0.008916402 0.03982907 −0.05165726 0.236475 0.3834901 TES 0.1122709 0.009897642 0.03950092 0.01615921 0.7113066 0.8234096 0.06195228 0.1555513 0.2843602 NSD1 −0.04117417 0.3454918 0.5139911 −0.04156101 0.340975 0.5117567 −0.1138166 0.008919448 0.03520981 RMND5B 0.003967 0.9276098 0.9581034 −0.05943429 0.1730821 0.3230263 −0.1170368 0.007153308 0.03008972 OR7E14P 0.130481 0.002689961 0.01489323 −0.009785709 0.822666 0.8989392 0.02532713 0.5618241 0.6998416 TRAF5 −0.1139267 0.008853151 0.03650089 −0.03774024 0.3872397 0.5559556 −0.0445049 0.3078445 0.4646376 MAPK12 −0.1114525 0.01045324 0.04107812 −0.05333921 0.22154 0.3824402 −0.03312083 0.4480079 0.6031358 CPD 0.004498858 0.9179366 0.9522104 0.0477254 0.2741178 0.4432818 0.1224881 0.004865156 0.02256964 FAM167A −0.02155366 0.6215331 0.7527949 0.03188927 0.4650767 0.6253223 0.1244555 0.004217628 0.02032024 IL11 −0.1080759 0.01304909 0.04870752 −0.06111938 0.1611949 0.3079428 −0.02960423 0.4976805 0.64698 RASAL1 0.1284689 0.003132351 0.01664091 0.02682796 0.5388693 0.690211 0.01324194 0.7616766 0.8481422 NUDT8 0.1280157 0.003240692 0.01709429 0.02432116 0.5774694 0.722699 0.01731448 0.691688 0.7993031 PHF1 −0.113875 0.008884215 0.03660356 −0.01379862 0.7519792 0.8520676 −0.05805663 0.1832766 0.3198379 PTER 0.1157397 0.007823109 0.0334018 0.03694857 0.3972827 0.5642631 0.03910028 0.370351 0.5297611 KLF12 −0.1177385 0.006812739 0.03023805 −0.03393908 0.4368663 0.6013256 −0.03742727 0.3911915 0.5497772 PLEKHM2 −0.1076058 0.01345234 0.04974579 −0.008391383 0.8475992 0.9130666 −0.06975975 0.1096907 0.2204744 SRPX −0.1251762 0.004000654 0.02011019 0.01786179 0.6824642 0.8032487 −0.03163459 0.4686509 0.6213118 DTNBP1 −0.006617597 0.8795358 0.9289922 −0.03908042 0.3705942 0.5408202 −0.1246521 0.004157407 0.02014866 CHMP4A 0.1128838 0.009498929 0.03834559 0.03537421 0.4177145 0.5835175 0.04544901 0.2976852 0.4529384 C2orf69 −0.04122663 0.3448771 0.513296 −0.04405525 0.3127626 0.4839736 −0.1106403 0.01103186 0.0409037 GOLGA2B 0.1352823 0.00185478 0.01121002 0.000379339 0.9930684 0.9961589 0.007883108 0.8567275 0.9129375 SETD6 0.1133726 0.009191217 0.03745098 0.008134138 0.8522167 0.9155607 0.06041004 0.1661216 0.2984262 GPR35 0.1109008 0.01084328 0.04224115 −0.002705875 0.9505867 0.9734711 0.06557352 0.1327408 0.2535152 P2RX6 −0.1266974 0.003575512 0.01843243 −0.02103085 0.6300182 0.7633846 −0.02188855 0.6161242 0.7443653 TMEM55A −0.1265754 0.003608036 0.01855199 0.02366103 0.587846 0.7307519 −0.01871826 0.6681252 0.7827316 ZNF354A −0.01452085 0.7394561 0.8372642 −0.06133697 0.1597058 0.305938 −0.1102344 0.0113315 0.04181418 CLEC2B −0.007263369 0.8678834 0.9219871 0.1142348 0.008670017 0.0390291 0.0604279 0.1659962 0.2983203 ENTPD4 −0.1092272 0.01210631 0.04591493 −0.04637447 0.2879459 0.4581003 −0.04067441 0.3513831 0.5109058 LINC00941 0.00746531 0.8642452 0.9193634 0.05026245 0.2493879 0.4154675 0.118317 0.006543004 0.02815422 ST6GALNAC1 0.1128648 0.009511043 0.03838336 0.01921555 0.6598541 0.7863449 0.05423871 0.2138352 0.357179 AOC1 0.1267615 0.003558534 0.01837894 0.006057932 0.8896557 0.9388262 0.03132445 0.4730239 0.6249315 RECQL −0.1152053 0.008114967 0.03436332 −0.04581154 0.2938443 0.4644125 −0.02718804 0.5334325 0.6760961 PLSCR4 0.004185558 0.9236334 0.9556983 0.1154212 0.007995906 0.0366974 0.0591811 0.1749233 0.3098838 ZDHHC23 0.1291279 0.002980662 0.01604078 −0.02146722 0.6229326 0.7579857 −0.008371677 0.8479527 0.9070592 LAMTOR5-AS1 −0.05945958 0.172899 0.3174562 −0.01603118 0.7134929 0.8251169 −0.1100483 0.01147125 0.04215313 EIF2AK1 −0.01429005 0.7434507 0.8398743 −0.06553425 0.1329734 0.2687075 −0.1070415 0.0139508 0.04907281 SLC9A3R1 0.1260552 0.003749744 0.0191112 0.0130276 0.7654205 0.860042 0.02726954 0.5322058 0.6750607 PPAP2A −0.1106165 0.01104922 0.04288736 −0.01972414 0.6514379 0.7802568 −0.05678768 0.1930531 0.3318644 SEC24D −0.116567 0.007389745 0.03210093 −0.04704817 0.2809923 0.4506951 −0.01975669 0.6509007 0.7701366 HOOK2 0.1110255 0.010754 0.0419775 0.01585367 0.7165279 0.8271149 0.05779959 0.1852268 0.3220701 HMCN1 −0.1099572 0.01154022 0.04427461 −0.004931707 0.910073 0.9508562 −0.06405685 0.1419585 0.2658309 AADAC 0.05260109 0.2280091 0.3840342 −0.004148974 0.9242989 0.9595969 0.1167777 0.007282843 0.03042314 HDGFRP3 −0.125019 0.004047095 0.02027772 −0.01065352 0.8072359 0.8877235 −0.03089893 0.4790599 0.6306388 ZNF518B −0.03248679 0.4567507 0.6192648 −0.04657688 0.2858447 0.4560605 −0.110998 0.01077365 0.04032224 NDNL2 −0.1079618 0.01314602 0.0490036 −0.04630831 0.288635 0.4589343 −0.04070753 0.3509907 0.5105641 RENBP 0.04534557 0.2987873 0.4633832 0.1166213 0.007362048 0.03463074 0.02366462 0.5877893 0.7208435 COL4A2 −0.1221992 0.004967446 0.02380919 −0.01407268 0.7472193 0.8488855 −0.03557531 0.4150707 0.5724612 NAV2 0.009739046 0.8234977 0.8933258 0.1122219 0.009930143 0.04306889 0.05991491 0.169627 0.3031635 SWSAP1 0.003308003 0.93961 0.9653404 −0.1103804 0.01122287 0.046955 −0.06508395 0.1356643 0.2574034 SURF6 0.01196741 0.7840177 0.8668667 −0.1154313 0.007990391 0.03669358 −0.05313469 0.2233192 0.3681954 LSM5 −0.02545464 0.5598557 0.7040353 −0.03430327 0.431959 0.5968731 −0.1184669 0.006474705 0.02798335 DEGS1 −0.1102894 0.01129046 0.04358036 −0.02931581 0.5018803 0.6570421 −0.04910504 0.2604699 0.4114721 DAGLA −0.02705711 0.5354061 0.6858382 −0.1255135 0.003902616 0.02227934 −0.01942663 0.6563558 0.7738283 CD276 −0.1320406 0.002387082 0.01352842 0.002846485 0.9480225 0.9724042 −0.009103183 0.8348502 0.898985 BRD8 −0.01790024 0.6818179 0.7956924 −0.05859723 0.1792246 0.3311599 −0.1085967 0.0126149 0.04531974 CDR2L −0.0139773 0.7488748 0.8436053 −0.111118 0.01068823 0.0454943 −0.05883025 0.1774986 0.3130151 STOML2 0.01123403 0.7969553 0.8755957 −0.1152621 0.008083529 0.03702358 −0.05281527 0.2261183 0.3709111 BET1 −0.114603 0.00845559 0.03533787 −0.04471166 0.3056004 0.4771342 −0.02364811 0.58805 0.7209608 HOMEZ 0.1216712 0.005159408 0.02445496 −0.01205651 0.7824499 0.8708798 0.03566157 0.4139398 0.5716223 PPP1R13B 0.1190722 0.006205319 0.02826304 −0.03237072 0.4583614 0.6201422 0.02526873 0.5627268 0.7004645 TIMM9 0.1113321 0.01053728 0.04136163 0.04540782 0.2981238 0.4685619 0.03061672 0.4830861 0.6342856 KIFAP3 −0.1081082 0.0130218 0.04865613 −0.02465451 0.5722624 0.718762 −0.05442992 0.2122225 0.3552526 PCDHGC3 −0.1144527 0.008542547 0.03557861 0.03835315 0.3795715 0.5488527 −0.02992372 0.4930502 0.642882 HSPBAP1 0.02742217 0.5299123 0.6811782 0.1116683 0.01030414 0.04419482 0.04770445 0.2743287 0.4269687 TPMT −0.03590904 0.4107053 0.5771436 −0.03340295 0.4441483 0.6081154 −0.1130226 0.009410603 0.03663949 FOXA2 0.03790558 0.3851619 0.5525735 0.03624483 0.4063404 0.5729303 0.1107264 0.01096918 0.04076736 MPP7 0.1163272 0.007513083 0.03247859 −0.03220825 0.4606215 0.6219965 −0.03015376 0.4897305 0.6400524 AKT3 −0.1190806 0.006201658 0.0282556 0.01403933 0.747798 0.8490981 −0.03834224 0.3797072 0.5395758 FAAH 0.1281491 0.003208459 0.01698043 0.003927656 0.9283258 0.9619321 0.01789928 0.6818341 0.7929192 REL 0.1281182 0.003215896 0.0170004 −0.01781461 0.6832576 0.8038426 0.004537245 0.9172389 0.9501335 CCDC78 0.1130707 0.009380162 0.03793215 0.04129591 0.3440663 0.5145652 0.02808057 0.5200766 0.665515 PIEZO2 −0.1122694 0.009898643 0.03950092 −0.01704753 0.6962035 0.813469 −0.04969351 0.2547937 0.40471 RHPN1 0.1277087 0.003316014 0.01735173 −0.009647978 0.8251214 0.9001131 −0.01372253 0.7533024 0.842389 PDK1L 0.1161894 0.007584801 0.03268762 −0.004764394 0.9131116 0.9526705 −0.04789583 0.2724059 0.4248312 LAMTOR5 −0.06003497 0.1687719 0.312219 −0.009942774 0.819868 0.8971496 −0.107688 0.01338107 0.04745251 GATA3 0.1136486 0.009021398 0.03695375 0.0309669 0.4780929 0.636071 0.03596312 0.4100005 0.5675016 ERVMER34-1 0.1160233 0.007672038 0.03294881 0.02562281 0.5572647 0.7063625 0.03533852 0.4181847 0.5752261 TMEM41B 0.002810966 0.9486702 0.9712734 −0.1092624 0.01207852 0.04969582 −0.0626816 0.1507335 0.2781969 PGAM1P7 0.1163888 0.007481232 0.03237913 0.02519569 0.5638566 0.7116721 0.03456615 0.4284367 0.5849348 TM2D2 −0.1096834 0.01174974 0.04491751 −0.05863449 0.1789478 0.330824 −0.008086443 0.8530733 0.9104376 SGCE −0.1243814 0.004240544 0.02104997 −0.008497722 0.8456919 0.9116907 −0.02462607 0.5727057 0.7089584 PARM1 −0.01977743 0.6505585 0.7731492 −0.03299454 0.4497416 0.6127598 −0.1178574 0.006756525 0.02888332 RAB11FIP4 0.1230917 0.004657541 0.02264349 0.01319811 0.7624418 0.8588664 0.02373481 0.586682 0.7201717 VRK2 0.1119582 0.01010679 0.04011302 0.03223392 0.460264 0.6216803 0.03639888 0.4043472 0.5622084 NAV2-AS1 0.01959013 0.6536512 0.7754343 0.1104391 0.01117947 0.04684137 0.05138471 0.2389605 0.3865321 ZBTB7B 0.1258998 0.003793031 0.01929649 0.02311451 0.5965012 0.7369542 −0.00092893 0.9830268 0.9895675 GCA 0.1143695 0.008591017 0.0357377 0.03705175 0.395965 0.563399 0.02524154 0.5631473 0.7007999 ZNF267 0.1216629 0.005162492 0.0244577 −0.000470861 0.9913961 0.995329 0.03433859 0.4314849 0.5878854 TMEM200B −0.1216702 0.005159784 0.02445496 −0.02520564 0.5637027 0.7116721 −0.01516298 0.7283794 0.8251251 UGT1A6 0.1161187 0.00762181 0.03279173 0.01903658 0.662826 0.7884689 0.03677625 0.3994893 0.5577224 PLBD2 −0.1163052 0.007524481 0.03251576 −0.02836253 0.5158935 0.669656 −0.02813575 0.5192567 0.6649065 AP1S2 −0.116167 0.007596529 0.0327255 0.00485798 0.9114118 0.9518263 −0.04396082 0.313802 0.4711769 NAGPA 0.004493651 0.9180312 0.9522376 0.05763144 0.1865108 0.3404648 0.108568 0.01263852 0.04538586 PRORSD1P 0.1234071 0.004552276 0.02223268 −0.02099016 0.6306808 0.7637416 −0.01015302 0.8161262 0.8866422 TTC37 −0.1136992 0.008990572 0.03688637 −0.02197913 0.6146646 0.751522 −0.036386 0.4045136 0.5622316 SNX29 −0.1155205 0.007941656 0.03380425 0.01551646 0.7223058 0.8311653 0.03683807 0.3986969 0.5569512 EFNA4 0.01074671 0.8055831 0.8816957 −0.116551 0.007397873 0.03472883 −0.04057571 0.352554 0.5121668 FZD5 0.1191942 0.006152269 0.02810418 −0.01170096 0.7887115 0.8752027 0.03033011 0.4871937 0.637995 DHTKD1 0.1171876 0.007078869 0.0311609 0.03980348 0.3618005 0.5321113 −0.004523059 0.9174967 0.9501962 FAM195A 0.1215659 0.005198494 0.02456972 −0.01475478 0.7354146 0.840606 0.02009604 0.6453114 0.7663245 ZNF256 −0.02878501 0.5096582 0.6644125 −0.04427033 0.3104038 0.4816085 −0.1068735 0.01410225 0.04946806 SLC9A5 −0.1095984 0.01181546 0.04506354 −0.02398223 0.5827863 0.7271247 −0.04290065 0.3256262 0.4836614 BDNF −0.1272548 0.003430305 0.01784913 0.007240045 0.8683038 0.9258404 0.00314502 0.9425802 0.965115 GPRC5D 0.1081226 0.01300966 0.04862551 0.003714128 0.9322128 0.9640738 0.05586061 0.2004333 0.3415563 DPY30 0.120876 0.005461182 0.02561125 0.03096747 0.4780848 0.636071 0.001031825 0.9811471 0.9885214 SEC31A −0.1218261 0.005102437 0.02427232 0.01193813 0.784533 0.8724068 −0.02024944 0.6427914 0.7646433 EVA1A −0.1100005 0.01150742 0.04423411 0.01708495 0.69557 0.8132885 −0.04563448 0.295716 0.4506318 XRCC6BP1 −0.006845361 0.8754229 0.9266049 −0.04668578 0.2847184 0.4549416 −0.1119678 0.01010027 0.03858005 COL8A1 −0.1194154 0.006057059 0.02775847 −0.007941778 0.8556728 0.9179595 −0.03018728 0.4892478 0.6397219 TGFB1I1 −0.1117447 0.01025177 0.04050366 0.02496247 0.5674718 0.7144861 0.03602126 0.4092435 0.5667523 HOOK1 0.1126829 0.009627988 0.03869823 −0.03680637 0.3991032 0.5657048 −0.02098483 0.6307675 0.755239 CHD7 0.1076846 0.01338397 0.04958517 −0.04358645 0.3179448 0.4899229 −0.02605449 0.5506405 0.6902347 BTBD19 −0.1096382 0.0117847 0.04500172 0.03234606 0.4587041 0.620367 −0.03291815 0.4507923 0.6054449 TMEM68 0.1166305 0.007357343 0.03206226 0.02913007 0.5045949 0.6596653 0.01705648 0.696052 0.802813 GLRX5 0.110137 0.01140446 0.04391112 0.009885136 0.8208945 0.8979199 0.04724956 0.2789359 0.4322544 FUK 0.1215885 0.005190104 0.02455064 0.01624543 0.7098356 0.8224592 0.0134667 0.7577568 0.8454005 ZFP3 0.1075137 0.01353256 0.04995968 0.05251661 0.2287579 0.3915015 0.01089911 0.8028825 0.8775971 KRT23 0.1143384 0.008609204 0.03580266 −0.04059779 0.3522919 0.5224324 −0.006669785 0.8785931 0.9264441 TNFSF13 0.1216927 0.005151483 0.02444715 0.00016073 0.997063 0.9984259 0.02414762 0.580189 0.715229 STK32A 0.03936247 0.3671485 0.5356189 0.1125109 0.009739757 0.04248472 0.01977308 0.6506303 0.770013 PRR16 −0.1255544 0.003890882 0.01967921 −0.002316691 0.9576866 0.976846 0.007804077 0.8581486 0.9137091 ANKRD37 −0.1145484 0.008487042 0.03543225 0.0406397 0.3517946 0.5219175 0.004105541 0.925089 0.9542508 XK 0.1193368 0.006090749 0.02787635 −0.000617091 0.9887242 0.9944409 −0.03010737 0.490399 0.6405051 ZMIZ2 0.1133036 0.009234082 0.03757065 0.03219116 0.4608597 0.622062 0.02011457 0.6450068 0.7660425 EVI5L −0.117527 0.006913852 0.03060875 −0.01849245 0.6718942 0.7956181 −0.02233498 0.6089458 0.7379345 HHIP-AS1 −0.1107321 0.01096509 0.04262023 −0.01825048 0.6759421 0.7980692 −0.0384452 0.378428 0.5380534 SLC35A3 0.1219994 0.005039331 0.02406259 0.01350641 0.7570647 0.8552691 0.009211326 0.8329169 0.8980148 GID8 0.108781 0.01246435 0.04706764 −0.04076726 0.3502838 0.5206194 0.0208778 0.6325116 0.7568064 PPP1R18 −0.1075524 0.0134988 0.04989108 0.04428597 0.3102327 0.4813967 0.01941037 0.6566251 0.7738548 NEIL3 −0.1077375 0.0133383 0.04946141 −0.02642643 0.5449644 0.6954414 −0.03811253 0.3825708 0.5420954 MMP13 0.1127421 0.009589806 0.03858933 0.009622342 0.8255786 0.9004584 0.03788821 0.3853799 0.5447594 LETMD1 0.1150928 0.008177676 0.03452683 0.02866097 0.5114848 0.665796 0.0145136 0.7395815 0.832857 TSTA3 0.108904 0.01236476 0.04675499 0.01069305 0.8065346 0.887257 0.04423361 0.3108056 0.4679904 VTI1A 0.1080613 0.01306148 0.04872762 0.02345189 0.5911512 0.7330275 0.03774504 0.3871793 0.5462898 MCCC2 0.1124537 0.009777182 0.03915092 0.0237095 0.5870811 0.7303881 0.02649885 0.5438626 0.6845744 COL4A1 −0.1185715 0.006427425 0.02894505 −0.000199536 0.9963539 0.9979444 −0.0270136 0.5360629 0.6783039 ETV5 −0.1161251 0.007618484 0.03278963 0.03170823 0.4676159 0.6272885 0.003354014 0.9387717 0.9625608 APCDD1L −0.1127747 0.009568838 0.03854954 −0.0387017 0.3752526 0.5447582 −0.002824978 0.9484147 0.9682497 ACADS 0.1147616 0.008364661 0.03508973 0.02312818 0.5962841 0.7369542 0.01700512 0.6969219 0.8032981 DPAGT1 0.114936 0.008265723 0.03475849 −0.01313123 0.7636096 0.8592677 0.025494 0.5592488 0.6976252 ALPPL2 0.1154872 0.00795984 0.0338506 0.01964283 0.6527805 0.7815286 0.01734223 0.6912192 0.7989687 NDUFAF7 0.01763435 0.6862915 0.7990599 −0.03737268 0.3918832 0.5595632 −0.1071148 0.01388514 0.04886658 GGCT 0.1138287 0.008912134 0.03668133 0.02113981 0.6282457 0.7622518 −0.01876602 0.667329 0.7821402 CHCHD10 0.1153138 0.008054947 0.03417153 0.02823346 0.5178063 0.6715752 0.004107989 0.9250445 0.9542508 SETD3 0.1081041 0.01302528 0.04865613 −0.005866786 0.8931162 0.9411223 0.0432937 0.3212092 0.4788893 CORO2B −0.1218797 0.005082843 0.02421175 −0.000355826 0.993498 0.9964871 −0.006902044 0.8743998 0.9238908 SLC25A39 0.1152086 0.008113146 0.03436332 −0.01623705 0.7099785 0.8224878 0.01702885 0.69652 0.8032197 BCCIP 0.004513534 0.9176698 0.952201 −0.1131481 0.00933138 0.0411675 −0.0349189 0.4237365 0.580054 SPICE1 0.1086111 0.0126031 0.04744772 0.0425124 0.3300277 0.5008748 −0.003858748 0.92958 0.9572132 LYST −0.01285693 0.7684055 0.8568687 0.1207262 0.005519742 0.02843423 0.005941494 0.8917635 0.9355887 LETM2 −0.020376 0.6407152 0.7660295 0.005394103 0.9016823 0.9456386 0.1158772 0.007749562 0.03183771 TRIM11 0.117161 0.007091932 0.03120854 0.0131901 0.7625816 0.8588664 0.01089324 0.8029864 0.8776418 ABI3BP −0.1096869 0.01174704 0.04491751 −0.008373989 0.8479112 0.9133078 0.0350556 0.4219232 0.5785389 PRUNE2 −0.1099876 0.01151718 0.04423544 −0.006760174 0.8769608 0.9300004 −0.03510697 0.4212429 0.5778339 LGALS1 −0.1207112 0.005525669 0.0258788 −0.00356897 0.9348561 0.9655879 −0.004265288 0.9221833 0.9526398 MAP6D1 0.004386218 0.9199843 0.9534818 −0.03098327 0.4778602 0.635943 −0.1116166 0.01033972 0.03926837 C14orf93 0.1112033 0.01062786 0.04161159 0.002741705 0.9499333 0.9733599 0.03430171 0.43198 0.5884602 ITGA5 −0.1083205 0.01284357 0.04817381 0.03139245 0.4720631 0.6312052 0.01852744 0.6713097 0.7850088 CALU −0.1166018 0.007371952 0.03209392 0.004540454 0.9171805 0.9545563 −0.01862139 0.669741 0.7839393 NPNT 0.1137948 0.008932614 0.03674145 0.02732312 0.5314001 0.6834742 −0.003249936 0.9406681 0.9640082 NSUN2 0.1126048 0.009678649 0.03883144 −0.01938214 0.6570926 0.7843559 0.01685577 0.6994539 0.8047634 GPNMB −0.02756835 0.5277204 0.6797753 0.1126744 0.00963351 0.0422194 0.01257253 0.7733873 0.8564546 CPS1 −0.113111 0.009354754 0.03789546 0.009254582 0.8321439 0.9039734 0.02111115 0.6287118 0.7534905 ADCY7 0.02810641 0.5196926 0.6728423 0.009172406 0.8336126 0.9050038 0.109762 0.01168927 0.0428053 EXOC3 0.1134851 0.009121676 0.03723302 0.01911076 0.6615937 0.7876088 −0.009999153 0.8188642 0.8888886 ALPK3 0.1150563 0.008198108 0.03458911 0.01243679 0.7757682 0.866537 −0.01141673 0.7937269 0.8713127 GRB10 −0.1112543 0.0105919 0.04154091 0.02963085 0.4972938 0.6532111 0.000948371 0.9826717 0.9894963 SLC9A2 0.1171996 0.00707294 0.03115451 0.008360349 0.848156 0.9133836 0.004871821 0.9111604 0.9471312 TICAM2 −0.1140943 0.008753096 0.03621783 −5.84337E−05 0.9989322 0.9996216 −0.02144077 0.6233611 0.7495231 NUPR1 0.000154838 0.9971706 0.9986258 0.1133323 0.009216233 0.04080742 0.02773185 0.5252745 0.6692818 GRTP1-AS1 0.1099855 0.0115188 0.04423544 −0.001598386 0.970799 0.9850234 0.03005606 0.4911389 0.6410504 CPED1 −0.1174594 0.006946446 0.03072373 0.004566196 0.9167127 0.9545555 −0.003939959 0.9281019 0.9561855 NOS1AP 0.1102933 0.01128753 0.04358036 0.01747038 0.6890559 0.808205 0.01724927 0.6927899 0.7999772 STC1 −0.1081708 0.01296899 0.04852563 −0.028652 0.511617 0.6659059 −0.006508929 0.8814993 0.9286053 HDDC3 0.1078387 0.01325119 0.04926371 0.02173706 0.6185683 0.7549191 0.01585904 0.716436 0.815845 HSD17B7 0.1108269 0.01089648 0.04242464 −0.007587402 0.862047 0.9217289 −0.01752352 0.6881595 0.7974102 PEX13 0.1138277 0.008912727 0.03668133 −0.01099346 0.8012115 0.8834717 0.003032017 0.9446399 0.9660869 DET1 −0.1084322 0.01275066 0.04790189 −0.009022631 0.8362908 0.9065466 −0.01941109 0.6566131 0.7738548 GSK3B −0.01000461 0.818767 0.8904843 0.1126412 0.009654995 0.04226034 0.008385455 0.8477055 0.9068644 HIP1R 0.109316 0.01203617 0.045697 −0.005763972 0.8949784 0.9423712 0.01626816 0.709448 0.8112057 MGAT4A 0.1081005 0.01302834 0.04865613 −0.007138128 0.8701411 0.9270183 0.01696144 0.6976622 0.8034718 HSBP1L1 0.1132333 0.009277996 0.03769297 0.003623719 0.933859 0.9647843 0.000200715 0.9963323 0.9976224 MSANTD3 −0.1104749 0.01115306 0.04318203 0.00975461 0.8232202 0.8990684 −0.004618904 0.9157549 0.9495934 LRP12 −0.1087637 0.01247839 0.04710788 0.01431301 0.7430531 0.846363 0.004022798 0.9265945 0.9552824 TARBP1 0.1077178 0.0133553 0.04950531 −0.01419467 0.7451037 0.8477275 0.003784384 0.9309337 0.9575771

TABLE B3 (RPPA) Genes 24 hr R 24 hr P 24 hr Q 48 hr R 48 hr P E-Cadherin 1.267152 7.34001E−10 1.57076E−07 1.267152 7.34001E−10 Claudin-7 0.8585511 1.54103E−07  1.6489E−05 0.8585511 1.54103E−07 Rab25 0.4405929 1.10297E−06 7.86784E−05 0.4405929 1.10297E−06 Lck 0.2580988 1.65205E−06 8.83849E−05 0.2580988 1.65205E−06 CD49b 0.4246197 5.62959E−06 0.000240946 0.4246197 5.62959E−06 14-3-3_zeta 0.1667901 2.58699E−05 0.000922692 0.1667901 2.58699E−05 Rab11_Validation 0.1131164 4.59573E−05 0.001404979 0.1131164 4.59573E−05 Unavailable Syk 0.7924586 5.45524E−05 0.001459277 0.7924586 5.45524E−05 HER3 0.1939091 0.000108352 0.002576377 0.1939091 0.000108352 p90RSK_Caution 0.1454744 0.000174204 0.003727968 0.1454744 0.000174204 53BP1 −0.2122198 0.000226656 0.004042029 −0.2122198 0.000226656 alpha-Catenin 0.151422 0.000214414 0.004042029 0.151422 0.000214414 4E-BP1_pS65 −0.2185962 0.000261071 0.004297628 −0.2185962 0.000261071 PRAS40_pT246 −0.1355027 0.000347702 0.005314872 −0.1355027 0.000347702 N-Cadherin −0.1470263 0.000489247 0.006979923 −0.1470263 0.000489247 Tuberin_pT1462 −0.1361616 0.000527058 0.007049401 −0.1361616 0.000527058 Bim(EP1036) 0.2152579 0.000598782 0.007537609 0.2152579 0.000598782 BRCA2_Caution 0.06481559 0.00068745 0.008173014 0.06481559 0.00068745 Fibronectin −0.4623958 0.000792202 0.008922696 −0.4623958 0.000792202 c-Jun_pS73 −0.1549716 0.000902909 0.009661128 −0.1549716 0.000902909 NF2_Caution −0.2158941 0.001034671 0.01006453 −0.2158941 0.001034671 P-Cadherin_Caution 0.2503316 0.001009486 0.01006453 0.2503316 0.001009486 14-3-3_beta 0.06444726 0.001283051 0.0105605 0.06444726 0.001283051 A-Raf_pS299_ 0.111997 0.001197188 0.0105605 0.111997 0.001197188 Caution AR −0.1737754 0.001153337 0.0105605 −0.1737754 0.001153337 Bim(CST2933) 0.2992245 0.001242286 0.0105605 0.2992245 0.001242286 C-Raf −0.1495244 0.001598482 0.01247721 −0.1495244 0.001598482 (MP05-739) PKC-alpha −0.243106 0.001690836 0.01247721 −0.243106 0.001690836 PKC-alpha_ −0.2725307 0.001668071 0.01247721 −0.2725307 0.001668071 pS657_Caution SF2 −0.07658169 0.002107322 0.01503223 −0.07658169 0.002107322 Akt_pT308 −0.4245554 0.0024373 0.01629945 −0.4245554 0.0024373 STAT3_pY705 0.1082225 0.002369279 0.01629945 0.1082225 0.002369279 VHL_Caution 0.700118 0.003037946 0.01970062 0.700118 0.003037946 G6PD 0.2972575 0.003413586 0.02148551 0.2972575 0.003413586 Akt_pS473 −0.5092335 0.003814537 0.02332317 −0.5092335 0.003814537 Bap1 c-4 −0.09687908 0.004200667 0.02429575 −0.09687908 0.004200667 ER-alpha 0.1713101 0.004094104 0.02429575 0.1713101 0.004094104 Dvl3 −0.07659659 0.005355528 0.02938674 −0.07659659 0.005355528 PR 0.06888006 0.005348306 0.02938674 0.06888006 0.005348306 Chk1_pS345_ 0.05538713 0.007811281 0.04179035 0.05538713 0.007811281 Caution GSK3_pS9 −0.1924587 0.008418613 0.04394105 −0.1924587 0.008418613 Bcl-2 −0.130967 0.009813032 0.04999974 −0.130967 0.009813032 Genes 48 hr Q 72 hr R 72 hr P 72 hr Q E-Cadherin 1.57076E−07 1.267152 7.34001E−10 1.57076E−07 Claudin-7  1.6489E−05 0.8585511 1.54103E−07  1.6489E−05 Rab25 7.86784E−05 0.4405929 1.10297E−06 7.86784E−05 Lck 8.83849E−05 0.2580988 1.65205E−06 8.83849E−05 CD49b 0.000240946 0.4246197 5.62959E−06 0.000240946 14-3-3_zeta 0.000922692 0.1667901 2.58699E−05 0.000922692 Rab11_Validation 0.001404979 0.1131164 4.59573E−05 0.001404979 Unavailable Syk 0.001459277 0.7924586 5.45524E−05 0.001459277 HER3 0.002576377 0.1939091 0.000108352 0.002576377 p90RSK_Caution 0.003727968 0.1454744 0.000174204 0.003727968 53BP1 0.004042029 −0.2122198 0.000226656 0.004042029 alpha-Catenin 0.004042029 0.151422 0.000214414 0.004042029 4E-BP1_pS65 0.004297628 −0.2185962 0.000261071 0.004297628 PRAS40_pT246 0.005314872 −0.1355027 0.000347702 0.005314872 N-Cadherin 0.006979923 −0.1470263 0.000489247 0.006979923 Tuberin_pT1462 0.007049401 −0.1361616 0.000527058 0.007049401 Bim(EP1036) 0.007537609 0.2152579 0.000598782 0.007537609 BRCA2_Caution 0.008173014 0.06481559 0.00068745 0.008173014 Fibronectin 0.008922696 −0.4623958 0.000792202 0.008922696 c-Jun_pS73 0.009661128 −0.1549716 0.000902909 0.009661128 NF2_Caution 0.01006453 −0.2158941 0.001034671 0.01006453 P-Cadherin_Caution 0.01006453 0.2503316 0.001009486 0.01006453 14-3-3_beta 0.0105605 0.06444726 0.001283051 0.0105605 A-Raf_pS299_ 0.0105605 0.111997 0.001197188 0.0105605 Caution AR 0.0105605 −0.1737754 0.001153337 0.0105605 Bim(CST2933) 0.0105605 0.2992245 0.001242286 0.0105605 C-Raf 0.01247721 −0.1495244 0.001598482 0.01247721 (MP05-739) PKC-alpha 0.01247721 −0.243106 0.001690836 0.01247721 PKC-alpha_ 0.01247721 −0.2725307 0.001668071 0.01247721 pS657_Caution SF2 0.01503223 −0.07658169 0.002107322 0.01503223 Akt_pT308 0.01629945 −0.4245554 0.0024373 0.01629945 STAT3_pY705 0.01629945 0.1082225 0.002369279 0.01629945 VHL_Caution 0.01970062 0.700118 0.003037946 0.01970062 G6PD 0.02148551 0.2972575 0.003413586 0.02148551 Akt_pS473 0.02332317 −0.5092335 0.003814537 0.02332317 Bap1 c-4 0.02429575 −0.09687908 0.004200667 0.02429575 ER-alpha 0.02429575 0.1713101 0.004094104 0.02429575 Dvl3 0.02938674 −0.07659659 0.005355528 0.02938674 PR 0.02938674 0.06888006 0.005348306 0.02938674 Chk1_pS345_ 0.04179035 0.05538713 0.007811281 0.04179035 Caution GSK3_pS9 0.04394105 −0.1924587 0.008418613 0.04394105 Bcl-2 0.04999974 −0.130967 0.009813032 0.04999974

TABLE C Univariate analysis for the different CCLE datasets Resistant ACSL3; AFAP1L2; AHR; AIMI; ANXA2; APOL1; AUP1; B2M; BTG1; C10orf54; genes in at Cllorf45; C16orf52; C1QTNF6; CAV1; CBLC; CCDC64B; CD46; CDH1; CDS1; CLDN7; least 1 CMIP; COBL; CSTB; CTSD; DDIT4; DDX58; DENND2D; DOCK5; DUSP5; EFNAl; screen EFR3A; ENDOD1; ERBB3; EXPH5; EZR; FAAH2; FADD; FERMT1; GABRE; GALE; GALNT7; GCLC; GHDC; GPRC5A; GRHL1; HERC6; HLA-A; HLA-C; HLA-E; IFI35; IFITI; ILDRI; IRF1; ITFGI; ITGA2; ITGA6; ITGB6; ITPK1; KCNK5; KCTD5; KIAA1522; LAMB3; LAPTM5; LGALS3BP; LIPH; LYN; MAP7; MBNL1; MBOAT2; MET; MMP7; MYEOV; MY01B; MY05C; MYOF; NCEH1; NPTN; OAS1; OAT; P2RY2; PFKFB2; PHKB; PIGB; PKM; PKP3; PLEC; PLEK2; PLEKHF2; PLEKHG3; PLEKHNI; PPAP2C; PRR15; PRRG2; PSME2; PTPN6; PXN; RCEI; RHBDF1; RHOV; RIPK4; RNF43; S100A11; SDC4; SERPINB1; SH2D3A; SLC35A2; SLC39A4; SLPI; SPRYD3; SSFA2; ST3GAL4; STK24; STS; SYPL1; TAP1; TAP2; TAPBP; TGM2; TINAGL1; TJP3; TLDC1; TMEM159; TMEM87A; TNK1; TNS4; TPCN1; TRIM25; TRIM29; TRIM38; TSKU; TTC22; VGLL1; ZFPL1 Sensitive ACAA2; ACBD7; ACTRIA; AD ARBI; AGL; AKIRIN1; ALKBH4; ANKRD17a; genes in at ANKRD26; APB A3; ARHGAP31; ARID 1 A; ARID IB; ARIH2; ASNSD1; ASRGL1; least 1 BAG2; BCL7A; BGN; BTBD9; BTN2A1; Cllorf49; C12orf43; C19orf25; C19orf44; screen C19orf68; CACTIN; CAPN7; CASP3; CCDC12; CCDC126; CCDC25; CDC34; CEP104; CHST12; CLCN6; CNPY4; COLGALT2; COPS4; COX20; CROCC; CRY1; CRY2; CTXN1; CWC27; DCP1B; DDAH1; DEPDC5; DFFA; DIXDC1; DOHH; DYM; E2F5; EAFI; EEF1A1; ELMOD2; ENTPD1; EP400; EPC1; ERI3; ETFDH; EXOSCIO; FADS1; FAM156B; FAM229B; FBXL12; GCDH; GEMIN5; GLOD4; GNA11; GPR161; GTF2I; GTF3C4; HIC2; HIPK1; HMBOX1; HYAL3; ILKAP; IPO7; ISL2; KATNA1; KBTBD4; KCTD17; KIAA0232; KIAA1211; KIF1B; KLHL22; KLHL23; KMT2C; LDOCIL; LETM1; LIN37; LRP1; LRRC49; MAML1; MARK4; MAST2; ME2; MEM01; METTL16; METTL2B; MLLT10; MPST; MRPL34; MSB; MTFRIL; MTMR10; MTMR9; MYO9B; NASP; NCKIPSD; NCOR1; NCR3LG1; NDUFAF5; NEK3; NEURL4; NIPSNAP1; NKIRASI; NME6; NSL1; NT5M; PANK1; PBX2; PCM1; PDCD5; PHF13; PHF21A; PIAS2; PIAS4; PIK3C2A; PKN3; PLEKHA8; PLEKHO2; PMSI; PNRC2; PPP1R12A; PPP2R1B; PPP2R5D; PPP4R2; PRPF4B; PSTK; PTDSS2; QSER1; RAB36; RAB40B; RABEP1; RAFI; RBBP4; RBFOX2; RFX1; RFXAP; RPL17; RPRDIA; RSBN1L; RTCA; SAMD1; SERGEF; SLC25A38; SLC39A10; SMAD4; SMCHD1; SPPL2B; SSBP3; TCEB3; THAP3; TIMM22; TMPO; TNPO2; TRAK2; UBTF; UBXN8; UQCRC1; UQCRH; URB2; USP45; WBSCR22; WDR81; WHSC1L1; XXYLT1; ZBTB24; ZBTB39; ZBTB9; ZCCHC7; ZFYVE9; ZNF100; ZNF107; ZNF320; ZNF326; ZNF329; ZNF443; ZNF446; ZNF529; ZNF584; ZNF77; ZNF786; ZNF91; ZSCAN25; ZSWIM7 Resistant B2M; GALE; HLA-A; HLA-C; HLA-E; LAMB3; MET; RHOV; SLC35A2; SSFA2; TAP1; genes in at TAP2; TAPBP least 2 screens Sensitive ARID1A; BAG2; CACTIN; CDC34; CRY2; KIAA1211; ME2; NCR3LG1; RBBP4; genes in at ZSCAN25 least 2 screens

TABLE D Pre-defined sets used for GSEA Mesenchymal_like LIXIL; ZEB1; AP1M1; ST3GAL2; CCDC88A; CEP170; SACS; VIM-AS1; VIM; LEPREl; CEP170P1; STX2; IFFO1; ST3GAL3; SLC35B4; WIPF1; ZEB2; ATP8B2; EMP3; EID2B; RECK; DYRK3; DENND5A; FMNL3; TUBA1A; KATNAL1; KCTD7; STARD9; SH2B3; MAP3K12; PLEKHOl; CNPY4; SYT11; CD99L2; TLN1; FKBP7; MAPRE2; RAB8B; DOCK10; FAM216A; GIT2; DPY19L2P2; NREP; MAP3K3; LIMD2; ZSCAN16-AS1; PLEKHO2; AP1S2; GYPC; PXK Epithelial_like GRHL2; CCDC64B; EPN3; MARVELD3; PRSS22; OVOL1; RAB25; PRSS8; EPHA1; PRRG2; Clorf210; FAM83H-AS1; TMEM125; LAD1; Clorfl72; S100A14; ATP2C2; IRF6; TMC4; CBLC; ESRP2; CDH1; MPZL2; CDSI; CLDN7; PVRL4; CNKSR1; ESRP1; CRB3; PLEKHG6; SPINTI; PKP3; C6orfl32; PROM2; MAL2; Clorfll6; CDC42BPG; CDH3; STU: RNF223; OVOL2; FXYD3; AP1M2; FAM83B; GALNT3; B3GNT3; TMPRSS4; CLDN4; TACSTD2; LSR Chromatin_modulator_ HDAC1; HDAC2; CHD3; CHD4; RBBP4; RBBP7; MTA1; MTA2; complexes MTA3; GATAD2A; GATAD2B; MBD2; MBD3; SAP18; SAP30; SIN3A; SIN3B; KDM1A; ARIDIA; ARID IB; SMARCA4; SMARCA2; ACTB; ARID2; PBRM1; BRD7; SMARCBI; SMARCC1; SMARCC2; SMARCD3; ACTL6A; SMARCD2; SMARCD1; ACTL6B; SMARCEl; PHF10; DPF1; DPF2; DPF3; MIR6755; AEBP2; MORC3; SUZ12; TRIM35; SETX; MTF2; STK38; THRAP3; BCLAF1; EED; ELL; JARID2; EZH2; EZH1; PHC1; PHC2; PHC3; CBX2; CBX4; CBX6; CBX7; CBX8; PCGF2; BMH; RING1; RNF2; RYBP; PCGF1; PCGF3; PCGF5; PCGF6; YAF2; KDM2B

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Those skilled in the art will recognize, or be able to ascertain using no more than routine experimentation, many equivalents to the specific embodiments of the invention described herein. Such equivalents are intended to be encompassed by the following claims. 

What is claimed is:
 1. A method of selecting a subject afflicted with cancer for treatment with an immunotherapy that primarily leverages either natural killer (NK) cells or T cells, the method comprising detecting from the subject one or more values for one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1; and selecting the subject for treatment with the immunotherapy based on the one or more values.
 2. The method of claim 1, wherein each of the one or more values is the copy number, the expression level, the activity, or a combination thereof of the one or more biomarkers.
 3. The method of claim 1 or 2, wherein the immunotherapy primarily leverages NK cells, and wherein the immunotherapy comprises NK cells.
 4. The method of claim 3, wherein the one or more values are more representative of a mesenchymal cell than of an epithelial cell.
 5. The method of claim 3 or 4, wherein the one or more values are higher than one or more biomarker-specific control thresholds for one or more biomarkers listed in Table
 2. 6. The method of claim 5, wherein the one or more biomarkers comprise B7-H6 (NCR3LG1).
 7. The method of claim 3 or 4, wherein the one or more values are lower than one or more biomarker-specific control thresholds for one or more biomarkers listed in Table
 3. 8. The method of claim 7, wherein the one or more biomarkers comprise HLA-E.
 9. The method of any one of claims 3 to 8, further comprising determining that a tumor sample from the subject is more susceptible to NK-cell cytotoxicity as compared to a control sample.
 10. The method of claim 1 or 2, wherein the immunotherapy primarily leverages T cells.
 11. The method of claim 10, wherein the immunotherapy comprises cytotoxic T cells, a chimeric antigen receptor, an antibody or a fragment thereof that engages T cells, or an immune checkpoint inhibitor.
 12. The method of claim 10 or 11, wherein the one or more values are more representative of an epithelial cell than of a mesenchymal cell.
 13. The method of any one of claims 10 to 12, wherein the one or more values are higher than one or more biomarker-specific control thresholds for one or more biomarkers listed in Table
 3. 14. The method of claim 13, wherein the one or more biomarkers comprise HLA-E.
 15. The method of any one of claims 10 to 12, wherein the one or more values are lower than one or more biomarker-specific control thresholds for one or more biomarkers listed in Table
 2. 16. The method of claim 15, wherein the one or more biomarkers comprise B7-H6 (NCR3LG1).
 17. The method of any one of claims 10 to 16, further comprising determining that a tumor sample from the subject is less susceptible to NK-cell cytotoxicity as compared to a control sample.
 18. A method of selecting a cancer cell for treatment with an immunotherapy that primarily leverages either natural killer (NK) cells or T cells, the method comprising detecting from the cancer cell one or more values for one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1; and selecting the cancer cell for treatment with the immunotherapy based on the one or more values.
 19. The method of claim 18, wherein each of the one or more values is the copy number, the expression level, the activity, or a combination thereof of the one or more biomarkers.
 20. The method of claim 18 or 19, wherein the immunotherapy primarily leverages NK cells, and wherein the immunotherapy comprises NK cells.
 21. The method of claim 20, wherein the one or more values are more representative of a mesenchymal cell than of an epithelial cell.
 22. The method of claim 20 or 21, wherein the one or more values are higher than one or more biomarker-specific control thresholds for one or more biomarkers listed in Table
 2. 23. The method of claim 22, wherein the one or more biomarkers comprise B7-H6 (NCR3LG1).
 24. The method of claim 20 or 21, wherein the one or more values are lower than one or more biomarker-specific control thresholds for one or more biomarkers listed in Table
 3. 25. The method of claim 24, wherein the one or more biomarkers comprise HLA-E.
 26. The method of any one of claims 20 to 25, further comprising determining that a tumor sample from the subject is more susceptible to NK-cell cytotoxicity as compared to a control sample.
 27. The method of claim 18 or 19, wherein the immunotherapy primarily leverages T cells.
 28. The method of claim 27, wherein the immunotherapy comprises cytotoxic T cells, a chimeric antigen receptor, an antibody or a fragment thereof that engages T cells, or an immune checkpoint inhibitor.
 29. The method of claim 27 or 28, wherein the one or more values are more representative of an epithelial cell than of a mesenchymal cell.
 30. The method of any one of claims 27 to 29, wherein the one or more values are higher than one or more biomarker-specific control thresholds for one or more biomarkers listed in Table
 3. 31. The method of claim 30, wherein the one or more biomarkers comprise HLA-E.
 32. The method of any one of claims 27 to 29, wherein the one or more values are lower than one or more biomarker-specific control thresholds for one or more biomarkers listed in Table
 2. 33. The method of claim 32, wherein the one or more biomarkers comprise B7-H6 (NCR3LG1).
 34. The method of any one of claims 27 to 33, further comprising determining that a tumor sample from the subject is less susceptible to NK-cell cytotoxicity as compared to a control sample.
 35. A method of treating a subject afflicted with cancer, the method comprising selecting a subject identified as having one or more values for one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1; and administering to the subject, based on the one or more values, an immunotherapy that primarily leverages either natural killer (NK) cells or T cells.
 36. The method of claim 35, wherein each of the one or more values is the copy number, the expression level, the activity, or a combination thereof of the one or more biomarkers.
 37. The method of claim 35 or 36, wherein the immunotherapy primarily leverages NK cells, and wherein the immunotherapy comprises NK cells.
 38. The method of claim 37, wherein the one or more values are more representative of a mesenchymal cell than of an epithelial cell.
 39. The method of claim 37 or 38, wherein the one or more values are higher than one or more biomarker-specific control thresholds for one or more biomarkers listed in Table
 2. 40. The method of claim 39, wherein the one or more biomarkers comprise B7-H6 (NCR3LG1).
 41. The method of claim 37 or 38, wherein the one or more values are lower than one or more biomarker-specific control thresholds for one or more biomarkers listed in Table
 3. 42. The method of claim 41, wherein the one or more biomarkers comprise HLA-E.
 43. The method of claim 35 or 36, wherein the immunotherapy primarily leverages T cells.
 44. The method of claim 43, wherein the immunotherapy comprises cytotoxic T cells, a chimeric antigen receptor, an antibody or a fragment thereof that engages T cells, or an immune checkpoint inhibitor.
 45. The method of claim 43 or 44, wherein the one or more values are more representative of an epithelial cell than of a mesenchymal cell.
 46. The method of any one of claims 43 to 45, wherein the one or more values are higher than one or more biomarker-specific control thresholds for one or more biomarkers listed in Table
 3. 47. The method of claim 46, wherein the one or more biomarkers comprise HLA-E.
 48. The method of any one of claims 43 to 45, wherein the one or more values are lower than one or more biomarker-specific control thresholds for one or more biomarkers listed in Table
 2. 49. The method of claim 48, wherein the one or more biomarkers comprise B7-H6 (NCR3LG1).
 50. A method of killing a cancer cell, the method comprising selecting a cancer cell identified as having one or more values for one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1; and subjecting the cancer cell, based on the one or more values, to an immunotherapy that primarily leverages either natural killer (NK) cells or T cells.
 51. The method of claim 50, wherein each of the one or more values is the copy number, the expression level, the activity, or a combination thereof of the one or more biomarkers.
 52. The method of claim 50 or 51, wherein the immunotherapy primarily leverages NK cells, and wherein the immunotherapy comprises NK cells.
 53. The method of claim 52, wherein the one or more values are more representative of a mesenchymal cell than of an epithelial cell.
 54. The method of claim 52 or 53, wherein the one or more values are higher than one or more biomarker-specific control thresholds for one or more biomarkers listed in Table
 2. 55. The method of claim 54, wherein the one or more biomarkers comprise B7-H6 (NCR3LG1).
 56. The method of claim 52 or 53, wherein the one or more values are lower than one or more biomarker-specific control thresholds for one or more biomarkers listed in Table
 3. 57. The method of claim 56, wherein the one or more biomarkers comprise HLA-E.
 58. The method of claim 50 or 51, wherein the immunotherapy primarily leverages T cells.
 59. The method of claim 58, wherein the immunotherapy comprises cytotoxic T cells, a chimeric antigen receptor, an antibody or a fragment thereof that engages T cells, or an immune checkpoint inhibitor.
 60. The method of claim 58 or 59, wherein the one or more values are more representative of an epithelial cell than of a mesenchymal cell.
 61. The method of any one of claims 58 to 60, wherein the one or more values are higher than one or more biomarker-specific control thresholds for one or more biomarkers listed in Table
 3. 62. The method of claim 61, wherein the one or more biomarkers comprise HLA-E.
 63. The method of any one of claims 58 to 60, wherein the one or more values are lower than one or more biomarker-specific control thresholds for one or more biomarkers listed in Table
 2. 64. The method of claim 63, wherein the one or more biomarkers comprise B7-H6 (NCR3LG1).
 65. A method of quantitatively profiling a cell-surface protein across a library of cells, the method comprising obtaining a library of cells in which each cell has a DNA barcode; sorting the cells using fluorescence-activated cell sorting based on the cell-surface protein to obtain cell populations; sequencing nucleic acids from the cell populations to identify the DNA barcode of one or more cells from the cell populations; and determining, based on the DNA barcode and the cell populations, a quantitative profile of the cell-surface protein across the library of cells.
 66. A method of treating a subject afflicted with a cancer comprising administering to the subject a therapeutically effective amount of an agent that modifies the copy number, the expression level, and/or the activity of one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1 or a fragment thereof, optionally in combination with an immunotherapy, and further optionally wherein the agent inhibits the copy number, the expression level, and/or the activity of one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1 or a fragment thereof.
 67. The method of claim 66, wherein the agent decreases the copy number, the expression level, and/or the activity of one or more biomarkers listed in Table 3, and wherein the immunotherapy comprises natural killer (NK) cells.
 68. The method of claim 66, wherein the agent decreases the copy number, the expression level, and/or the activity of one or more biomarkers listed in Table 2, and optionally wherein the immunotherapy comprises cytotoxic T cells, a chimeric antigen receptor, an antibody or a fragment thereof that engages T cells, or an immune checkpoint inhibitor.
 69. The method of claim 68, wherein the immunotherapy comprises an immune checkpoint inhibitor, and wherein the immune checkpoint is selected from the group consisting of CTLA-4, PD-1, VISTA, B7-H2, B7-H3, PD-L1, B7-H4, B7-H6, ICOS, HVEM, PD-L2, CD160, gp49B, PIR-B, KIR family receptors, TIM-1, TIM-3, TIM-4, LAG-3, GITR, 4-IBB, OX-40, BTLA, SIRP, CD47, CD48, 2B4 (CD244), B7.1, B7.2, ILT-2, ILT-4, TIGIT, HHLA2, butyrophilins, IDO, CD39, CD73 and A2aR.
 70. The method of claim 69, wherein the immune checkpoint is selected from the group consisting of PD-1, PD-L1, and PD-L2, optionally wherein the immune checkpoint is PD-1.
 71. The method of any one of claims 66 to 68, wherein the agent is a small molecule inhibitor, RNA interfering agent, antisense oligonucleotide, peptide or peptidomimetic inhibitor, aptamer, or intrabody.
 72. The method of claim 71, wherein the RNA interfering agent is a small interfering RNA (siRNA), CRISPR RNA (crRNA), a CRISPR single-guide RNA (sgRNA), a small hairpin RNA (shRNA), a microRNA (miRNA), or a piwi-interacting RNA (piRNA).
 73. The method of claim 68, wherein the agent comprises panobinostat.
 74. The method of claim 71, wherein the agent comprises an intrabody, or an antigen binding fragment thereof, which specifically binds to the one or more biomarkers and/or a substrate of the one or more biomarkers.
 75. The method of claim 74, wherein the intrabody, or antigen binding fragment thereof, is murine, chimeric, humanized, composite, or human.
 76. The method of claim 74 or 75, wherein the intrabody, or antigen binding fragment thereof, is detectably labeled, comprises an effector domain, comprises an Fc domain, and/or is selected from the group consisting of Fv, Fav, F(ab′)2, Fab′, dsFv, scFv, sc(Fv)2, and diabodies fragments.
 77. The method of any one of claims 74 to 76, wherein the intrabody, or antigen binding fragment thereof, is conjugated to a cytotoxic agent.
 78. The method of claim 77, wherein the cytotoxic agent is selected from the group consisting of a chemotherapeutic agent, a biologic agent, a toxin, and a radioactive isotope.
 79. The method of any one of claims 66 to 78, wherein the agent increases the sensitivity of the cancer cells to an immunotherapy.
 80. The method of any one of claims 66 to 79, wherein the immunotherapy and/or a cancer therapy is administered before, after, or concurrently with the agent.
 81. The method of any one of claims 66 to 80, wherein the one or more biomarker comprises a nucleic acid sequence having at least 95% identity to a nucleic acid sequence of a biomarker listed in Table 1 and/or encodes an amino acid sequence having at least 95% identity to an amino acid sequence of a biomarker listed in Table
 1. 82. The method of any one of claims 66 to 81, wherein the one or more biomarker is human, mouse, chimeric, or a fusion.
 83. The method of any one of claims 66 to 82, wherein the agent reduces the number of proliferating cells in the cancer and/or reduces the volume or size of a tumor comprising the cancer cells.
 84. The method of any one of claims 66 to 83, wherein the agent increases the sensitivity of the cancer to the immunotherapy.
 85. The method of any one of claims 66 to 84, further comprising administering to the subject at least one additional cancer therapy or regimen, optionally wherein the at least one additional cancer therapy or regimen is administered before, after, or concurrently with the agent and/or the immunotherapy.
 86. The method of any one of claims 66 to 85, wherein the agent is administered in a pharmaceutically acceptable formulation.
 87. A method of killing cancer cells comprising contacting the cancer cells with an agent that inhibits the copy number, the expression level, and/or the activity of one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1 or a fragment thereof, optionally in combination with an immunotherapy.
 88. The method of claim 87, wherein the agent decreases the copy number, the expression level, and/or the activity of one or more biomarkers listed in Table 3, and optionally wherein the immunotherapy comprises natural killer (NK) cells.
 89. The method of claim 87, wherein the agent decreases the copy number, the expression level, and/or the activity of one or more biomarkers listed in Table 2, and optionally wherein the immunotherapy comprises cytotoxic T cells, a chimeric antigen receptor, an antibody or a fragment thereof that engages T cells, or an immune checkpoint inhibitor.
 90. The method of claim 89, wherein the immunotherapy comprises an immune checkpoint inhibitor, and wherein the immune checkpoint is selected from the group consisting of CTLA-4, PD-1, VISTA, B7-H2, B7-H3, PD-L1, B7-H4, B7-H6, ICOS, HVEM, PD-L2, CD160, gp49B, PIR-B, KIR family receptors, TIM-1, TIM-3, TIM-4, LAG-3, GITR, 4-IBB, OX-40, BTLA, SIRP, CD47, CD48, 2B4 (CD244), B7.1, B7.2, ILT-2, ILT-4, TIGIT, HHLA2, butyrophilins, IDO, CD39, CD73 and A2aR.
 91. The method of claim 90, wherein the immune checkpoint is selected from the group consisting of PD-1, PD-L1, and PD-L2, optionally wherein the immune checkpoint is PD-1.
 92. The method of any one of claims 87 to 89, wherein the agent is a small molecule inhibitor, RNA interfering agent, antisense oligonucleotide, peptide or peptidomimetic inhibitor, aptamer, or intrabody.
 93. The method of claim 92, wherein the RNA interfering agent is a small interfering RNA (siRNA), CRISPR RNA (crRNA), a CRISPR single-guide RNA (sgRNA), a small hairpin RNA (shRNA), a microRNA (miRNA), or a piwi-interacting RNA (piRNA).
 94. The method of claim 89, wherein the agent comprises panobinostat
 95. The method of claim 92, wherein the agent comprises an intrabody, or an antigen binding fragment thereof, which specifically binds to the one or more biomarkers and/or a substrate of the one or more biomarkers.
 96. The method of claim 95, wherein the intrabody, or antigen binding fragment thereof, is murine, chimeric, humanized, composite, or human.
 97. The method of claim 95 or 96, wherein the intrabody, or antigen binding fragment thereof, is detectably labeled, comprises an effector domain, comprises an Fc domain, and/or is selected from the group consisting of Fv, Fav, F(ab′)2, Fab′, dsFv, scFv, sc(Fv)2, and diabodies fragments.
 98. The method of any one of claims 95 to 97, wherein the intrabody, or antigen binding fragment thereof, is conjugated to a cytotoxic agent.
 99. The method of claim 98, wherein the cytotoxic agent is selected from the group consisting of a chemotherapeutic agent, a biologic agent, a toxin, and a radioactive isotope.
 100. The method of any one of claims 87 to 99, wherein the agent increases the sensitivity of the cancer cells to an immunotherapy.
 101. The method of any one of claims 87 to 100, wherein the cancer cells are contacted with an immunotherapy and/or a cancer therapy before, after, or concurrently with the agent.
 102. The method of any one of claims 87 to 101, wherein the biomarker comprises a nucleic acid sequence having at least 95% identity to a nucleic acid sequence of a biomarker listed in Table 1 and/or encodes an amino acid sequence having at least 95% identity to an amino acid sequence of a biomarker listed in Table
 1. 103. The method of any one of claims 87 to 102, wherein the one or more biomarker is human, mouse, chimeric, or a fusion.
 104. The method of any one of claims 87 to 103, wherein the agent reduces the number of proliferating cells in the cancer and/or reduces the volume or size of a tumor comprising the cancer cells.
 105. The method of any one of claims 87 to 104, wherein the agent increases the sensitivity of the cancer to the immunotherapy.
 106. The method of any one of claims 87 to 105, further comprising administering to the subject at least one additional cancer therapy or regimen, optionally wherein the at least one additional cancer therapy or regimen is administered before, after, or concurrently with the agent and/or the immunotherapy.
 107. The method of any one of claims 87 to 106, wherein the agent is administered in a pharmaceutically acceptable formulation.
 108. A method of determining whether a subject afflicted with a cancer or at risk for developing a cancer would benefit from inhibiting the copy number, amount, and/or activity of at least one biomarker listed in Table 1, the method comprising: a) obtaining a biological sample from the subject; b) determining the copy number, amount, and/or activity of at least one biomarker listed in Table 1; c) determining the copy number, amount, and/or activity of the at least one biomarker in a control; and d) comparing the copy number, amount, and/or activity of the at least one biomarker detected in steps b) and c); wherein the presence of, or a significant increase in, the copy number, amount, and/or activity of, the at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 in the subject sample relative to the control copy number, amount, and/or activity of the at least one biomarker indicates that the subject afflicted with the cancer or at risk for developing the cancer would benefit from inhibiting the copy number, amount, and/or activity of the at least one biomarker listed in Table
 1. 109. The method of claim 108, further comprising recommending, prescribing, or administering an immunotherapy if the cancer is determined to benefit from the agent, wherein the immunotherapy comprises NK cells if the at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 is also listed in Table
 2. 110. The method of claim 108, further comprising recommending, prescribing, or administering an immunotherapy if the cancer is determined to benefit from the agent, wherein the immunotherapy comprises cytotoxic T cells, a chimeric antigen receptor, an antibody or a fragment thereof that engages T cells, or an immune checkpoint inhibitor if the at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 is also listed in Table
 3. 111. The method of any one of claims 108 to 110, wherein the control sample is determined from a cancerous or non-cancerous sample from either the patient or a member of the same species to which the patient belongs.
 112. The method of any one of claims 108 to 111, wherein the control sample comprises cells.
 113. A method for predicting the clinical outcome of a subject afflicted with a cancer expressing one or more biomarkers listed in Table 1 or a fragment thereof to treatment with an immunotherapy, the method comprising: a) determining the copy number, amount, and/or activity of at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 in a subject sample; b) determining the copy number, amount, and/or activity of the at least one biomarker in a control having a good clinical outcome; and c) comparing the copy number, amount, and/or activity of the at least one biomarker in the subject sample and in the control; wherein the presence of, or a significant increase in, the copy number, amount, and/or activity of, the at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 in the subject sample as compared to the copy number, amount and/or activity in the control, is an indication that the subject has a poor clinical outcome if the at least one biomarker is also listed in Table 3 and the immunotherapy comprises NK cells, or if the at least one biomarker is also listed in Table 2 and the immunotherapy comprises cytotoxic T cells, a chimeric antigen receptor, an antibody or a fragment thereof that engages T cells, or an immune checkpoint inhibitor.
 114. A method for monitoring the progression of a cancer in a subject, wherein the subject is administered a therapeutically effective amount of an agent that inhibits the copy number, amount, and/or activity of at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 and an immunotherapy, the method comprising: a) detecting in a subject sample at a first point in time the copy number, amount, and/or activity of at least one biomarker listed in Table 1; b) repeating step a) at a subsequent point in time; and c) comparing the amount or activity of at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 detected in steps a) and b) to monitor the progression of the cancer in the subject.
 115. A method of assessing the efficacy of an agent that inhibits the copy number, amount, and/or activity of at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 and an immunotherapy for treating a cancer in a subject, comprising: a) detecting in a subject sample at a first point in time the copy number, amount, and/or or activity of at least one biomarker listed in Table 1; b) repeating step a) during at least one subsequent point in time after administration of the agent and the immunotherapy; and c) comparing the copy number, amount, and/or activity detected in steps a) and b), wherein the absence of, or a significant decrease in, the copy number, amount, and/or activity of, the at least one biomarker listed in Table 1, in the subsequent sample as compared to the copy number, amount, and/or activity in the sample at the first point in time, indicates that the agent and immunotherapy treat the cancer in the subject.
 116. The method of claim 114 or 115, wherein the first and/or at least one subsequent sample is selected from the group consisting of ex vivo and in vivo samples.
 117. The method of any one of claims 114 to 116, wherein the first and/or at least one subsequent sample is a portion of a single sample or pooled samples obtained from the subject.
 118. The method of any one of claims 114 to 117, wherein the sample comprises cells, serum, peritumoral tissue, and/or intratumoral tissue obtained from the subject.
 119. The method of any one of claims 66 to 118, wherein the cancer is selected from the group consisting of melanoma, colorectal cancer, gliomas, neuroblastoma, prostate cancer, breast cancer, pancreatic ductal carcinoma, epithelial ovarian cancer, B-CLL, leukemia, B cell lymphoma, and renal cell carcinoma.
 120. The method of any one of claims 66 to 119, wherein the cancer is in a subject and the subject is an animal model of the cancer.
 121. The method of claim 120, wherein the animal model is a mouse model.
 122. The method of any one of claims 66 to 121, wherein the cancer is in a subject and the subject is a mammal.
 123. The method of claim 122, wherein the mammal is a mouse or a human.
 124. The method of claim 122, wherein the mammal is a human.
 125. A method for monitoring the progression of a cancer in a subject, wherein the subject is first administered a therapeutically effective amount of an immunotherapy that primarily leverages either natural killer (NK) cells or T cells, the method comprising: a) detecting in a subject sample at a first point in time the copy number, amount, and/or activity of at least one biomarker listed in Table 1; b) repeating step a) at a subsequent point in time; c) comparing the amount or activity of at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 detected in steps a) and b) to monitor the progression of the cancer in the subject; and d) continuing with or switching to, depending on the first administered immunotherapy, a second immunotherapy that primarily leverages NK cells if the copy number, amount, and/or activity of the at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 is increased and is also listed in Table 2 or is decreased and is also listed in Table 3, and continuing with or switching to, depending on the first administered immunotherapy, a second immunotherapy that primarily leverages T cells if the copy number, amount, and/or activity of the at least one biomarker listed in Table 1 is increased and is also listed in Table 3 or is decreased and is also listed in Table
 2. 126. The method of claim 125, further comprising administering both an immunotherapy that leverages natural killer (NK) cells and an immunotherapy that leverages T cells. 